Tramuntana a la granja!

The adventures of Stuart J. Murphy's gang of preschoolers in Spanish. Young readers discover essential life skills that are important for school readiness and daily life. Emma has just moved to a new city where she doesn't know anyone. When she sees a a girl her age next door, she wonders what she can do to get to know her. What if she smiles, asks to play, and shares her toys?

Este libro incluye las más bellas historias de tres deslumbrantes pueblos de nuestra América: los Incas, Mayas y Aztecas, que contaron el origen del mundo en que vivían y lo hacían en forma de cuento, para que estas historias pudieran ser narradas de padres a hijos, de abuelos a nietos, de generación en generación. Estas leyendas se mantienen en la voz y en las historias que todavía hoy deslumbran a los niños.

Rita is a short, dark-haired eight-year-old who has to deal with all of the issues pertaining to her age—family, friends, and school—and who often travels the world with her Uncle Daniel. Rita's mother insists on returning the family's new vacuum cleaner, but Rita can’t find the doll that came with it as a gift that must also be returned. What she doesn’t know is that someone has hidden important information in a doll just like hers. In search of the missing item, Rita enlists the aid of her new friend Nicolai. Rita es una niña bajita, con pelo oscuro de ocho años que vive...

"A Misha no le gusta su color. Está harta de ser violeta y le habría gustado ser verde o marrón, como sus amigos."--P. [4] of cover.