PreK-8

The message of these classic tales is timeless. The animal protagonists show readers the importance of friendship, sharing, and respect. The illustrations breathe new life into the seven stories.

Rosa is a mule that must deal with insensitivity and mistreatment from her many owners. What these owners don’t realize is that this special mule will only work efficiently with affection and gratitude. The town butcher named Jacinto discovers this by...

Aesop's classic fables are presented along with fables by Spain's greatest fabulists Iriarte and Samaniego. Their timeless messages will appeal to readers of all ages.

Huberto and Marcelo are two hippo friends who are constantly asking questions while they have adventures and marvel at everything that happens. These short stories will encourage readers to be curious about the world around them.

Something strange is happening in London: ghosts, spirits, apparitions, and specters are all over the city and they are not friendly. Only the young have the necessary psychic abilities to see these dangerous supernatural beings and get rid of them. ...

Every morning, Roke the rooster wakes up the entire valley. Peka the hen decides she wants to learn how to sing. Undeterred by hearing that hens cannot sing, she takes voice lessons and proves everybody wrong.

Bug doesn't know what kind of insect he is. He asks the others for advice and ideas. He soon discovers his true calling.

This book uses over 40 riddles to teach children about mysterious shapes in nature. What you think you see, might be something completely different. For example, do lollipops grow in the grass? No, those are dandelion seeds. The illustrations help...

In this rhyming picture book, children imagine what it would be like to spend a day as a different animal. Of course, the rest of time it's great just to be yourself.

Everything is possible with a dragon as a friend. You can hide in his mouth during hide and seek, he can light up the hallway if you must go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, he’s great at farting contests, and so much more!

The electronics in the house want to know what happens when they are turned off. Don't humans need them all the time? What does the family do? This picture book will have children reflect upon their use of technology.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like in a Mars Colony? This oversized, illustrated book examines the atmosphere, climate, and orbit of the red planet and presents what living on Mars would be like, including housing, food, and transportation.

While doing research online, Cacha finds Francisco's blog. Thanks to the web, the two begin a friendship, sharing many things, including the difficulties both went through when their parents divorced. This book comes with a separate workbook with fun...

With hundreds of illustrations in 3D, see the Earth like never before! Discover how the planet was formed. Observe its incredible geography, ecosystems, and diversity. Learn about geological phenomena, such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and...

Part biography, part graphic novel, this book introduces children to Frida Kahlo, the renown Mexican artist.

Velázquez, court painter to Spain's Felipe IV, was especially fond of painting the midgets who lived at the Palace. One of these midgets, Nicolás Pertusato, narrates this award-winning novel. As he recounts his life story, he tells of his enigmatic...

After getting drenched during a field trip to see dinosaur fossils, Virginia decides to take a bath before dinner. Her father tells her not to fall asleep in the water. Suddenly, she hears a voice, and a dinosaur appears! She ends up having a lot of...

This illustrated book presents the origin of some of history's most important inventions. They include the calendar, paper, gun powder, the steam engine, the lightbulb, airplanes, and the internet. Review questions are included after each...

When Diana Taurasi was growing up, the WNBA did not exist. She knew she was a talented athlete and fought for opportunities for women in sports.

Beginning readers will cheer on Elena the elephant as she learns to ride a bicycle.

Alma Sofia Esperanza José Pura Candela thinks her name is way too long. When her father explains the history behind each part, she realizes her name is actually perfect for her.

Someone has stolen Mr. Poposki's family heirloom. He hires Detective Leopoldo to find the guilty party and get his ring back. The animal characters will make this mystery very appealing to young readers.

This collection of poems captures what happens to animals, people, and inanimate objects before, during, and after a storm.

This unabridged classic is enhanced by full-color illustrations.

Ada and Iggy are convinced there is a petnapper on the loose, but, as a scientist, Ada knows she should not jump to conclusions. Along with her friends, they examine the facts, formulate a hypothesis, and try to solve the mystery before more dogs go...

Worm meets a stubborn Hedgehog who says he is a faquir, worm charmer, and needle thrower. Could these two very different characters become friends?

Brian is an invisible boy. No one notices him, invites him to any birthday parties or picks him for a team. When a new boy named Justin arrives, everything changes for the better. Ideal for units on social emotional learning, this book contains a...

The shining light of the Statue of Liberty has greeted newcomers for years. Margarita Engle's poetic text and Raúl Colón's artwork capture the hopes, dreams, and determination of the immigrants who come to the United States.

Told in verse, this is the story of Ellie, who is tired of constantly being fat shamed. She finds solace in swimming because, in the water, she feels weightless. She meets Catalina, a friend who does not judge her, and starts seeing a new therapist. ...

Laura wants to know if animals laugh. While doing research, her family learns about a beached whale, and they decide to visit it. While everyone tries to save the enormous animal, Laura has a magical experience when she touches the whale.

After going through treatment for leukemia, Amy is used to visiting the hospital. As she falls asleep for another medical test, she suddenly finds herself on an adventure. With the help of a shrinking potion, other magic tools, and some friends, she's on...

Tracy likes to draw, make movies, and play, just like other kids. She also has autism spectrum disorder. This means she processes many everyday situations differently, such as making friends. Follow along as Tracy gives a peek at what life is really like...

Part biography, part graphic novel, this book offers an engaging way to learn about Benjamin Franklin.

A little boy is sad because his dog is sick and must stay at the vet. The child learns the importance and power of hope in this touching picture book.

The members of a secret high school math club invite Elsa to join them. She likes being able to use her abilities, logic, and creativity with them, but she is upset she cannot tell her best friends about the club. She proposes opening the group to...

Based on the life of Valentina Cruz, this book teaches children about the Galapagos Islands and the need to protect the animals that live there.

It hasn't rained in Ernest's garden for years. He must water everything well for things to grow. One day, he accidentally leaves the hose on. Both readers and Ernest will not believe what happens next!

Why do meerkats stand up? Can ostriches fly? Why don't sea anemones bite clown fish? Why do ants work so hard? Why do chameleons change color? Presented in a question-and-answer format, this book offers curious readers fascinating information about...

This book about Puerto Rico opens with the folktale El huerto de los viejitos, followed by an informational section that covers the different aspects of Puerto Rico's geography, agriculture, fauna, sports, and more.It includes an easy-to-make recipe,...

Have you ever wondered why the moon sometimes shines during the day? This picture book introduces readers to the children's moon. It also explains the different phases of the moon.