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Historietas súper ingeniosas de estos hermanos, Nacho y Tobi, que siguen creciendo a lo grande y divirtiéndonos con simpatiquísimas situaciones cotidianas.

Había una vez un hombre que solo tenia tres pelos y los quería tanto que incluso les había puesto nombre. Uno se llamaba Pepito, otro Juanito y el más corto Antoñito. Pese a su complejo, Jorge descubre que si se lo toma con humor, el tener poco pelo puede ser incluso divertido... El hombre que tenía tres pelos es el séptimo cuento de la colección Aprender a leer en letra MAYÚSCULA e imprenta , que está ordenada en función de la dificultad lectora siendo el número 1 el más sencillo y el número 9 el más complejo. En cada página se encuentra el mismo texto: arriba en letra de...

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.

Those nasty birds come and sit on the kangaroo's windowsill every morning and make such a racket that he can't sleep. The poor kangaroo is going crazy, and he doesn't know what to do. Since he doesn't really understand why birds are so rude, he decides to teach them a lesson by showing them that thay're not the only animals who can fly.

Set in a Middle Eastern town, this culturally sensitive tale tells of a grandmother who predicts her own death. In preparation, Grandma Sara decides to give away her most treasured possessions. She leaves her horse to her favorite grandchild, Liana, who learns about responsibility as well as the hardships of facing death. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc.