El vampirito de Bomarzo

París. Noche de Hallowen de 2008. Un grupo de estudiantes organiza una fiesta siniestra a la que han de acudir disfrazados. Pascal, un chico de 16 años tímido e inseguro, asiste a la fiesta y por una casualidad del destino se ve inmerso en una aventura.

Erase un nino que jamas vivio mas de dos anos seguidos en una misma casa, por lo que decidio pintar las paredes de todas sus habitaciones con estrellas. Su rechazo al colegio y una familia inusual le empujaran a emprender un viaje donde no todo seran constelaciones y pedirle deseos a la luna. Es hora de bajar al barro, equivocarse con una princesa y terminar encontrando un principe o no? Sus ansias de libertad, tres antidotos de supervivencia y unas botas plateadas le acompanaran por un mundo muerto donde los suenos llegan descalzos y despeinados a Ninguna Parte"

All the animals are coming back to school and, as usual, the teacher has them group by species, but, poor duck-billed platypus does not know where he belongs. A beautifully illustrated book explains why the duck-billed platypus is so very special and includes a detailed section on classification of species.

A Bank Street College of Education Best Children's Book A NCTE Notable Children's Book in the Language Arts The moving poems in this timely, bilingual book for young readers are written in both Spanish and English and are told from the point of view of Jorge, a young immigrant from Mexico who struggles to make a new life in a new country. Poignant and powerful, this award-winning title is a thought-provoking choice to share with children at home or in the classroom, and is an ideal book for children who are learning a new language or navigating between languages. Jorge is trying to learn the...