Sobre perros y gatos

When an old woman approaches Karmelo and Moconoco, Moconoco steals her golden walking cane. He wickedly breaks the cane into three pieces as Karmelo helps her up. The old woman curses Moconoco with three of everything-- three eyes, three ears, three noses. She rewards Karmelo for his kindness with the broken cane, promising happiness when the three pieces are united. Moconoco grows up to be an evil emperor and Karmelo grows up to be a poor slave. He gives the pieces to his three children and with the help of the cane, they must save their land from the cruel emperor! En esta encantadora...

A ghost, uncertain of her identity, watches the four Melford sisters hatch a plan to get their parents' attention and slowly becomes aware of the danger from a supernatural power unleashed by the girls and their friends from the boys boarding school run by the Melfords.

This book teaches readers about chickens and the rewarding nature of caring for them. Observing the narrator's actions as he helps his mother feed the chickens, collect the eggs, and clean the coop, readers will come to understand the importance of tending to domesticated animals with respect. Delightful illustrations will catch the fancy of beginning readers. A picture glossary of words-to-know is included to strengthen growing vocabularies.

Este cuento escrito por la psicóloga Amelia Rodríguez G, es una útil y bella herramienta que nos permite explicar a nuestros hijos adoptivos de una forma fluida y natural su origen y la manera en que llegaron a convertirse en esos miembros tan importantes de nuestra querida familia. Les clarifica a los niños el proceso de adopción y deja constancia de todo el amor y el compromiso que este implica. Esta es una obra imprescindible y para los padres adoptivos.