Cuentos de los Derechos del Niño

Alejo was a generous, selfless boy; he always lent people whatever they needed, without hesitation. Why has he become so stingy lately? He doesn't lend anything to anyone anymore--not his friends, not his classmates, not even his little brother. Something happens to Alejo that helps him understand that nothing is enjoyable unless it can be shared with others.

Ten-year-old Robin Brogan lives with his widowed mother, who runs a small bed-and-breakfast. When a new family moves into the house next door, Robin and his mother are drawn in by their agreeably chaotic lifestyle, and Robin overcomes his fear of dogs when his new friends help him rescue an abandoned dog. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.

Los cuentos más maravillosos para niños y adultos, sin lugar a dudas, han sido creados en la antigüedad por el gran filósofo y fabulista griego Esopo, que inspiró y conquistó sentimientos y moralejas, en ficciones que unían el reino animal con las personas. Escritores de todas las épocas hasta la actualidad, han continuado alimentando este legado de una inteligencia inocente, de una simpleza que desborda curiosidad y de una creatividad en componer una relación de personajes en situaciones insólitas y atrapantes. Estos cuentos maravillosos que relata este libro para adultos que...

Some books are too evil to be ignored. They cannot be thrown away or burned. They must be buried deep in the earth. So when the Librarian tries to dispose of one vile volume, he risks being buried alive in an eerie tower. Fully translated Spanish text. Algunos libros son demasiado malvados y no se pueden ignorar, ni botar ni quemar. Hay que enterrarlos en la profundidad de la tierra. Por eso, cuando el Bibliotecario intenta deshacerse de un volumen malvado se arriesga a morir enterrado en una torre siniestra.