Mi hermano Isidro y punto

ARIOL, el simpático burrito azul con gafas, resuelve todos los problemas existenciales de los niños tímidos y entrañables. Quinto volumen de las aventuras de ARIOL y sus amigos . El señor Cantárida, el padre de Mosquita, es oftalmólogo. Un oftalmólogo es un médico especializado en los ojos. ARIOL acude a su consulta una vez al año, por si tiene que cambiarse las gafas. Precisamente hoy tiene cita con él. Mosquita se ha puesto su mejor vestido y ha preparado zumo de naranja y unas galletas. La pequeña aguarda en la sala de espera, zumbando de impaciencia y contando moscas.

In the aftermath of a storm, a plucky seed survives and teaches readers about how seeds become flowers.

Eve Bunting's heartfelt story and David Diaz's dramatic illustrations create a compelling child's-eye view of urban violence. A young boy and his mother are forced to flee their apartment during a night of rioting in Los Angeles. Fires and looting force neighbors--who have always avoided one another--to come together in the face of danger and concern for their missing pets. David Diaz was awarded the Caldecott Medal for his bold acrylic paint and photo-collage illustrations.

Bored because there is nothing to do in the house to which his family has just moved and worried about starting third grade in a new school, Stuart makes a magical cape out of his uncle's ties and has a series of adventures.