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A warm-hearted tribute to families and their magical bond. This book explores family love and the bond that grows between the family members. Unconditional love, and love of siblings despite their differences and the disagreements. Encourages sibling bonding and harmony Final book in the series Family Love, after the very successful Little One. Family story Forth book of an awarded series: Little One, Son , and Brothers and Sisters First book was Winner at the 2020 Independent Publisher Book Awards Multi-cultural story Beautiful illustrations by award-winning illustrator Sonja Wimmer Printed on Stone Paper, the most environmentally friendly paper that exists Reading age: 4-8 years old.

A beautiful read full of symbolism that invites us to open our gaze to the present moment, conveying a powerful message: life is here and now.An enigmatic young woman roams the streets of Paris on her bicycle every day. Immersed in her work, she goes to her studio relentlessly. Only the meows of her beloved Max can bring a smile to her face every evening. A very special narrator has taken notice of her, unable to resist following her footsteps and noticing what unfolds until one day, something will happen that changes everything.This beautifully illustrated album reminds us that what truly matters is the present moment, as life happens here and now, and to enjoy it, we need to pause, open our eyes, and pay attention to our surroundings. A delicate, exquisite, and poetic text guides us through a powerful story wrapped in extraordinary illustrations reminiscent of art nouveau, ultimately captivating its readers. In the end, an incredible surprise awaits. Especially for her, the protagonist. She just needs to be attentive and let herself be carried away....Una bella lectura llena de simbolismo que nos invita a abrir la mirada hacia el momento presente, transmitiéndonos un potente mensaje: la vida es aquí y ahora.Una enigmática joven recorre cada día las calles de Paris en su bicicleta. Inmersa en su trabajo,acude a su estudio diariamente, sin descanso. Solo los maullidos de su querido Max son capaces de arrancarle una sonrisa cada trade. Un narrador muy especial se ha fijado en ella, no puede evitar seguir sus pasos y darse cuenta de lo que sucede, hasta que un día ocurrirá algo que lo cambiará todo. Este bello álbum ilustrado nos recuerda que lo verdaderamente importante es el momento presente, pues aquí y ahora ocurre la vida, y disfrutarla requiere que nos detengamos para abrir la mirada y prestar atención a lo que nos rodea. Un delicado texto, exquisito y poético, nos guía a través de una poderosa historia envuelta en extraordinarias ilustraciones que evocan el art nouveau, terminando por enamorar a sus lectores.Al final, una sorpresa increíble nos espera. Sobre todo a ella, su protagonista. Solo tendrá que estar atenta y dejarse llevar...

Premiado en Estados Unidos en los 2013 Moonbeam Children's Book AwardsEs cierto que hay familias diferentes. La mía, por ejemplo. ¡Ser distinto es genial! Yo soy un pollito y mi mamá es una gata. ¡Y me encanta! Pocos comprenden que para mí tener una mamá gata es lo más divertido del mundo. Mamá trota, tiene bigotitos con los que me hace cosquillas, una cola preciosa y un pelo muy muy suave. ¿Qué más podría pedir? ¿Queréis conocer mi historia?Una gata adopta un pequeño pollito. Un cuento que aborda la diversidad desde el sentido del humor y que sensibiliza sobre el derecho del niño a tener una familia basada en un amor que sobrepase el color de la piel, las diferencias y las fronteras. Perfecto para abordar el tema de la adopción.Lexile Level: 790LLas primeras páginas:

Balzo accompanies his mother to a store where children cannot touch anything. To avoid boredom, he pretends to be a caterpillar and accidentally bumps his head and makes a mess. Neither his mother nor the shopkeeper notice the bump but instead give Balzo a hard time because of the mess he has made. Imaginative and charming, this story illustrates the importance of forgiving children’s mishaps.Lexile Level 800LGuided Reading Level M

A beautiful story that asserts the right to freedom and the value of creativity, against the limitations and conventions we sometimes impose on ourselves.

Winner of the 2023 Independent Publisher Books Award and awarded at the 2023 Cuatro Gatos Foundation AwardsWith a Butterfly’s Wings is a tender story about a girl who loses her beloved grandmother and finds comfort in remembering her through what she learned from her.It was my grandmother who taught me to listen to the song of the birds. Throw her eyes I learned to contemplate those little birds and to perceive what made them so special. Together we heard the blackbird sing among the rumble of the city that was slowly awakening, trying to guess where the bird was. Grandma was my best teacher: she taught me all the secrets of nature, the magic of flowers, the spirit of monarch butterflies. For this reason, even if she is now gone, she will live in me through the song of nature.

Balzo accompanies his mother to a store where children cannot touch anything. To avoid boredom, he pretends to be a caterpillar and accidentally bumps his head and makes a mess. Neither his mother nor the shopkeeper notice the bump but instead give Balzo a hard time because of the mess he has made. Imaginative and charming, this story illustrates the importance of forgiving children's mishaps. "Balzo acompana a su madre a una tienda donde los ninos no pueden tocar nada. Para evitar el aburrimiento, pretende ser una oruga y accidentalmente se golpea la cabeza y hace un desastre. Ni su madre ni el tendero se dan cuenta del chichon, y mas bien reganan a Balzo por el desorden que ha causado. Imaginativa y encantadora, este cuento ilustra la importancia de perdonar los contratiempos de los ninos."

Awarded at the 2022 Moonbeam Children's Awards GOLD medal - Winner of the 2023 Independent Publisher Book Awards. Moving to a new city can be a heartbreaking experience, but also an opportunity to grow. This Birch Tree will realize that even in the darkest spots, one can shine brighter than ever.The day they took me out of my home and loaded me onto a truck changed everything. I went from living surrounded by nature, with my brothers, to ending up girdled by towering buildings in a polluted, noisy city. I was homesick. Accepting that change was extremely difficult, but then I started to realize that the city was not that bad after all. A friendly gardener took care of me. He watered my soil, gave me fertilizer, and trimmed my dry branches so that a pair of finches could nest in them. I began to feel very useful, as I gave people my shade, my oxygen, and my gently-flavored seeds. I soon understood that hope and love could manifest anywhere in the world, so I decided to put down roots.A story that invites us to see adversities as opportunities, and to trust that changes, despite surprising us, can help us grow.

"'I'm sad today. I'm so sad I can't even speak.' Olga tries to draw her sadness, find where it's hiding, and even swim in a sea of tears. But exactly how sad does Olga feel today?"--

¿Qué significa estar triste? ¿Qué es la tristeza? ¿Cómo se está verdaderamente triste? Nuestra protagonista emprenderá una búsqueda para encontrar aquello que necesita para estar triste. Muy pero que muy triste.Hoy estoy triste. Estoy tan triste que voy a hacer un dibujo de mi gran tristeza, pero no sé por qué termino dibujando un enorme gigante riéndose a carcajada limpia. Estoy tan triste que podría formar un nuevo océano con mis lágrimas, crearía un vasto mar por el que navegaría con un barco. Incluso podría ser la mejor pirata en mi mar de lágrimas. ¡Sería muy divertido! Sin embargo, esto no es suficiente. Estoy mucho más triste que eso, y así no se ve. Tengo que encontrarme con algo que demuestre que estoy muy triste, extremadamente, profundamente triste. ¡Que comience la aventura!Un libro sobre las maravillas de la imaginación, el autodescubrimiento y el juego. La lectura familiar perfecta para estimular la autoconciencia y potenciar la imaginación de los niños.

Winner of the 2018 International Latino Book Awards“In this beautiful gem about a girl who wants to learn to read, letters burst forth from imagery done in cut-paper collage and a rainbow of color, each page telling its own story with a quiet, understated voice.” — B.C. (New York Times)The war is over and little Ayobami can finally go to school. Everyone is extremely happy, and joy is all over the town. The children are excited to go to school and have a great time, but Ayobami is so impatient that she cannot wait for the other kids and decides to go to class alone.To keep her from getting lost, Ayobami’s father builds a paper boat and pushes it out into the river, telling her, "If you follow it downstream, you will arrive at the schoolhouse.” But when the ship sinks, Ayobami must find another way to school through the winding paths of the jungle.With only the help of a paper and a spent pencil, Ayobami sets off on an exciting journey with a fundamental objective: to learn to read and write. Will the wild animals from the jungle allow her to reach her destination safely?

Bear Wants to Fly is an emotional tale about the benefits of working as a team, and the importance of fighting for your dreams, however impossible they may seem. Guided Reading Level O.