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Once upon a time, in a land far away...

These stories have journeyed far -- over mountains, deserts, and oceans -- carried by wind, passed on to us by our ancestors. Now they have found their way to you.

A sly fox, a bird of a thousand colors, a magical set of bagpipes, and an audacious young...

This groundbreaking bilingual collection of traditional rhymes celebrates childhood and Latin American heritage—a perfect book for those learning Spanish and fluent speakers alike. Now in paperback! 

Passed down from generation to generation, the twenty-nine rhymes included have been lovingly...

This groundbreaking bilingual collection of traditional rhymes celebrates childhood and Latin American heritage—a perfect book for those learning Spanish and fluent speakers alike! 

Passed down from generation to generation, the twenty-nine rhymes included have been lovingly selected by distinguished...

"There's always room for one more" is the message of the simple fable.

This groundbreaking bilingual collection of traditional rhymes celebrates childhood and Latin American heritage—a perfect book for those learning Spanish and fluent speakers alike! 

This edition comes complete with a beautiful produced CD of the text. Perfect for learning and enjoying, at home or in...

Children play "One, two, three. Who can it be " to guess characters' names from popular folktales. Little Red Riding Hood; Baby Bear; Perez, the Mouse (the Hispanic version of the tooth fairy); First Little Goat; the Big Bad Wolf; Mother Rabbit; and the Three Little Pigs provide the clues.

Animals do silly things in this charming book. Rhyming words, repeated tet, and beautiful illustrations.

Follow an imaginative boy and his family as they take a faraway trip above the clouds and across the sea to visit his beloved grandma. Ginger Foglesong Guy's lyrical words draw readers gently along the journey, with each moment of adventure and tenderness—familiar to most young readers—captured by...

Moving into a new house and a new neighborhood could be a traumatic experience but also a new adventure. Young readers will accompany Mrs. Goat and her children as they visit the neighborhood architect to review their new home's floor plan, shop for furniture, and eat out in a local restaurant.