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An Ethiopian boy called Delke writes a letter to a class of Puerto Rican children in which he describes his country and sends them pictures of African animals with rhyming captions.

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...

Él dicta las reglas. Ella no sabe cómo resistirse. ¿Qué harías en su lugar? Una chica tan inocente como curiosa. Un boxeador tan irresistible como inapropiado. Una historia de amor y pasión que no le desearías ni a tu peor enemigo. "Estaba tomando agua a lo lejos y llevaba una toalla colgada del hombro. Caminó hacia nosotros mientras se secaba la cara con la toalla. Su torso y sus fibrosos músculos captaron mi atención al instante. ¡Oh, mierda! El chico era enorme, delgado, pero la musculatura parecía tallada a mano. Su mirada verde se clavó por completo en mí; la piel se me...

This new take on a classic fairy tale follows Cinderella’s life after she marries her Prince Charming. In spite of all the new comfort and love, Cinderella is not very happy. Wanting to relieve her of this sadness, the Prince convinces her to share the reason for her melancholy: Cinderella misses the chimney ashes! When she lived with her stepmother, Cinderella created beautiful and skilled drawings in them and misses practicing her unique art. Just when Cinderella feels the saddest that she’s ever been—believing that the Prince doesn't understand her at all—she has the opportunity to ...