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Heidi uses a little bit of magic to create the perfect Halloween costume to get back at mean Melanie Maplethorpe, but things get out of hand.

Alma is looking for her friend Pajarito. Can you help her find him?

Based on the 1902 film by G. Melies, this graphic novel shows the fantastic voyage of a group of astronomers to the moon. There, they encounter a hostile group of aliens and are forced to make a quick escape. They return to Earth with a little...

In this rhyming board book, it's time for the young bunnies to go to bed. Each one sleeps in a different way.

This ingenious book teaches children the alphabet and the sound the letters make in an unforgettable way. For example, the letter A is drawn as a howling wolf and the G is a growling tiger. It makes learning fun and irresistible!

Can you imagine a time when the land and the sky belonged to the butterflies? For her birthday, a young girl and her mother create paper butterflies to decorate the backyard. When a strong rainstorm appears to ruin her plans, she soon witnesses...

Little Crocodile is celebrating his birthday with his friends. The party is filled with sounds that young children will readily recognize.

Miguel's life was perfect until he opened an umbrella in his house. His grandmother tells him Mala Suerte is their own luck.

In this poetic, rhyming board book, young children will learn how expressive eyes can be. Some have luminous looks, while others have curious ones. Unfold the sturdy pages to find colorful illustrations that help explain the text.

Why are the animals being so quiet? Find out in this colorful board book that teaches children opposites and animal sounds.

Jada Jones thinks rocks are great. When her teacher assigns a project about rocks and minerals, she could not be happier. She only has one problem: finding a group of girls to work with. After all, it's easier to find rocks than friends.

Adorable animal characters teach children opposites in both Spanish and English.

A young girl named Lola imagines how different animals sleep, including elephants, monkeys, and giraffes.

Hana has hundreds of hijabs and a ton of accessories. What happens when her collection gets a bit out of hand? She comes up with a perfect, fashionable plan.

Rutilia goes to the post office every morning to read the letters children write about what they would like for their birthdays. One day, a girl sends a letter asking for a hippo! How will Ruti handle this request?

It's daytime, but it's so dark and the wind is blowing. A summer storm is on its way! This picture book shows what people do before, during, and after the rain.

In Aster’s family, all the girls are taught witchcraft while the boys learn how to transform themselves. Whoever tries to break this rule is exiled. Unfortunately, Aster has not transformed, and he is fascinated by magic. When a chilling danger...

Watch a group of diverse young children get ready for bed in this colorful, inclusive board book.

Today is my birthday. I am having a party and you are invited!

Thirteen-year-old Melien loves horror stories. She reads, writes, and draws terrifying characters. Her classmates call her the strangest girl in the world. One day, she discovers that her drawings and characters have come to life! This chapter book...

What is time? Is it the tick tock of a clock or the numbers on a calendar? This oversized picture book, with its flowing, sparse text and illustrations, helps explain this topic to children. They will understand how plants and humans age in a poetic...

Millaray, who lives in the city, invites her friend Catalina to visit her family in the Mapuche community of Curarrehue in Southern Chile. Readers will get the chance to learn about this indigenous culture and history along with Catalina. A glossary is...

Prodigious Repelus has an intolerance to monster food, which causes horrible breath. The other monsters stay away from him. To avoid being rejected, he stops eating all together. When he can no longer tolerate the hunger, he eats a book that he finds...

This book introduces children to the concept of onomatopoeia using the sounds they encounter in everyday life. A detailed glossary will help adults explain the examples that appear throughout the colorful artwork.

This book presents three folktales from Latin America is graphic novel format. Background information about the tales is provided at the end.

A young boy roams happily through the city one warm summer day, practicing his whistle. He wants to be able to whistle for his dog, Willie, and at last, he succeeds!

This collection of twenty very short stories presents different types of ghosts in a clever, entertaining way. The illustrations add a healthy dose of the macabre to the tales.

Blancaflor's ogre of a father always tells her not to show off her powers or she will scare away all potential suitors. When a prince falls from the sky, she is instantly smitten and will do anything to secretly save him.

A hen finds a big egg. Who could it belong to? She's determined to find out.

Twins Helena and Maria win piggy banks. Their godmother encourages them to save, but only one of the girls follows that advice. This picture book will encourage children to think about their own spending habits.

In this large-format board book, little Crocodile's trip to the beach is filled with sounds, emotions, and fun!

Improve your English language skills with Greg Heffley! This one-of-a-kind edition contains the complete text of Diary of a Wimpy Kid in English with explanations of the difficult words and expressions in Spanish. A glossary that also includes page...

Little Crocodile hears all sorts of sounds during the day: ring, zip, crunch, etc. Can you recognize them?

Two bugs discover that although they have very different personalities (and this can sometimes be annoying), they love each other very much.

David Ezra Stein has transformed the lullaby Hush Little Baby into a charming, rhyming tale with a father and his little bunny.

The animals have grow tired of the Lion's brazen acts. Once he diverts the river water to fill his pool, they decide to hold elections and choose a new leader. As the candidates sign up and run their campaigns, children will learn a lot about the...

Some people collect stamps, comics, and baseball cards; Jerome collects words. Be them short ones or long ones, he sees the beauty and power in language. He shares enthusiasm with those around him.

Using the engaging Spanish activities and lessons, students will learn how to use close reading techniques, respond to text-dependent questions, analyze the text to determine meaning, make summaries, and more. This invaluable resource with instructions...

A hungry robin sees an inchworm and is just about to eat it when the little insect tells the bird that he is quite useful because he can measure things. He ends up measuring all sorts of birds, inch by inch, until he meets a hungry nightingale. Will...

Sarah Jane Hartwell is nervous about starting at a new school. With much prodding from Mr. Hartwell, she reluctantly pulls herself together and goes to school. She is quickly befriended by Mrs. Burton, who helps smooth her jittery transition.