Fiction

This picture book teaches young children how to self-soothe. They can create their own light in a scary dark room and find ways to feel at home no matter where they are.

In this rhyming picture book, Macca takes care of his naughty nieces and nephews. Will he be able to get the trio under control?

From her first day at school, Justice Jones realizes she will have more than one mystery to solve. Some seem harmless enough, but why are the teachers hiding secrets about a murdered maid?

Tina has a big, ferocious crocodile in her pocket. She also has a good friend, and, together, they have worked out a secret plan that only requires one thing that they both have plenty of: imagination. Their teacher has asked them to bring their...

In this humorous picture book, children will see how a happy sunflower seed turned into the bad seed. After some reflection, he decides to change his terrible manners and attitude.

Mama Rabbit has seven children who do not like carrots. When she announces that she is heading to the market to buy some carrots for dinner, her children enlist their neighbor’s help. Will they be successful in changing their mother’s menu?

When a box arrives, Alina thinks it's her new bicycle, but it turns out to be a refrigerator. Extremely disappointed at first, she puts her imagination and the empty carton to good, fun use.

These rhyming verses introduce readers to the children and countries of the Americas, from the United States to Chile. A map, glossary, and illustrated list of capital cities are included.

Reina wants to dress up as Frida Kahlo for her class's pretend wax museum. What will she do when her friend Nora picks her first?

Pizza Pig knows just what his customers like. All the animals love what he prepares. Why isn't Turtle eating?

Luis and his grandmother are ready for any adventure with their superhero capes. One day, however, his grandmother becomes ill. With the help of his sister, Luis learns that not all change is bad. He can still go on adventures with his grandmother...

With very few text, this picture book contains the important message to be true to yourself. The protagonist is a young boy who likens himself to a butterfly. Even though he is bullied, he finds the support he needs to open his wings and fly.

Pepino moves to the country because he cannot sleep with all the city noises. On his first night, the sound of the wind keeps him up. His neighbor comes up with a series of solutions to help him sleep. Will they have the desired effect?

Bartolome is a paleontologist who specializes in dinosaurs that lived in Chile during the Cretaceous and Jurassic Periods. He has spent years working on a time machine to study them. One day, he accidentally sends his pet turtle back in time. As he...

Young children experience a wide range of emotions as they grow up. The short stories in this book feature siblings Alba and Dani. They deal with common early childhood issues including the fear of monsters, potty training, learning to share, and the...

The six stories in this book use animal characters to help children understand their emotions, boost their self-esteem, and be happy. Advice for parents and educators is provided, including suggested activities and games that reinforce the message in...

A father takes his two children on a search to find our place in time and space. While traveling through the Solar System, he teaches them about history, including conflicts and wars. The book conveys a important message of peace and the futility of...

Every Christmas, Mia reads a letter her grandfather sent to her when she was young. In it, he expresses his hopes for the environment and future generations. It's a tradition that her entire family looks forward to after opening their presents.

A trip to the zoo turns into a very imaginative, humorous conversation for two mice. They ask each other about the kind of poo the different people and creatures they see make. They also learn how poo is used in fertilizer.

Bruno is a stork that can no longer fly because he broke his wing. He decides to learn to read and write. After this accomplishment, he writes stories about the other animals in the forest. This makes his friends feel special.

While growing up on a pineapple farm in Mexico, a girl learns about the magic of nature, language, and family. This picture book about change and transformation will resonate with readers young and old.

A mother is asked to describe the color yellow. Her answer is poetic and thought-provoking.

Explore the color orange with all of your senses.

In this oversized, cumulative board book, different animals help a young boy make soup by adding their favorite ingredients. Will they enjoy the outcome?

While walking through a neighborhood he is not familiar with, a hungry wolf catches a whiff of an irresistible smell. His nose leads him to a theater presenting the ballet Swine Lake. He gets inside, determined to find a feast, and ends up being...

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.

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.

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...

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...

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.