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Three-year-old Luna loves to spend time with her big brother, Asher, and she wants to do everything he does. But when these siblings sit down to draw pictures together, Luna is overcome with jealousy because she can’t do everything he can do. When she reacts in anger, Asher is sad and doesn’t want to color with her anymore. How can she make things right again? With Mommy’s help, Luna learns how to deal with her emotions and make amends for hurting her brother’s feelings.  Toddlers ages 3-5 will love this sweet and relatable children’s picture book, whether they’re familiar with sibling rivalry or are just learning to share and cooperate at daycare or preschool. Stories like this one are an excellent way to teach kids how to apologize, and how to take responsibility for their actions in a way that’s fun! Parents and teachers will appreciate the valuable early learning lesson in compassion. Kindness and empathy for others is one of the most important social skills required to form lasting friendships in preparation for school life, making “Start With Sorry” a must-have on any bookshelf.  Reading about the facts of life is part of growing up, as values are learned not just through real-life situations, but also by reading about basic concepts in fiction. Good manners include not just saying “please” and “thank you,” but also knowing how to apologize, not just with words, but with actions that demonstrate that the apology is meaningful. Give “Start With Sorry” a try and take your child on a fun journey with Luna and Asher while building a foundation of virtues and morals that they’ll need in preschool, kindergarten and beyond. It’s available as paperback and hardcover books.



A smart and confident little boy named Ahmari shares a little pep talk to little brown boys in the world.? Ahmari makes friends with the reader and shows them why it's important to love themselves as themselves.? He teaches the reader that they can be smart and brown!About the Author-?Sherrita Berry-Pettus M.Ed. is a mommy, educator, and author. Mrs.Berry-Pettus is the author of Rock On With Your Afro Puffs, Smile Bright Chocolate Prince, I?m Brown and I?m Smart, and I?m Brown and I?m Pretty! For more information about Mrs. Berry-Pettus, like and check out her Facebook page - facebook.com/MrsBerryPettus. You can also follow Mrs.Berry-Pettus on Twitter @MrsBerryPettus and Instagram @mrsberrypettus .?

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Roald Dahl fue siempre un amante de la naturaleza. Su vida transcurrió en el campo, en donde pasó mucho de su tiempo libre observando pájaros, árboles y flores. En esta novela, y con su humor característico, Dahl habla de la naturaleza que le rodea y, a través de ella, desgrana los principales recuerdos de su vida.Índice1. Enero 2. Febrero 3. Marzo 4. Abril 5. Mayo 6. Junio 7. Julio 8. Agosto 9. Septiembre 10. Octubre 11. Noviembre 12. Diciembre.









Milo Zederiak, un famoso escritor de cuentos, ha perdido su inspiración a causa de la muerte de su esposa. Todas sus ideas y personajes fantásticos han quedado prisioneros dentro de su mente. El mundo de la fantasía no lo puede permitir, y envía a Peter Pan, Bella y Hércules a rescatarlos. Mientras Milo duerme, logran entrar en su mente, en su imaginación, a bordo de un sueño. ¿Conseguirán liberar a los prisioneros?. ¿De qué manera? Y Milo, ¿volverá a escribir bellos cuentos?

¿Sabías que los objetos pueden tener poderes mágicos? Existen medallones que hablan, pinceles que dibujan seres que cobran vida, golems que ayudan en casa... Misteriosos objetos que nos acompañan, nos asustan, nos sorprenden y pueden conseguir que nuestros deseos se cumplan.



Un enjambre de alas cubre de colores el cielo de Tenejapa. Las cometas hacen palpitar el corazón de Jacinto, el hijo de Emiliano que, con tan solo ocho años, debe viajar a San Cristóbal para ayudar a su padre en el mercado. Su alegría de niño y sus juegos quedan atrás y Jacinto ha de enfrentarse a un duro trabajo diario. En su jergón, cada noche, con el estómago casi vacío, se acurruca como los caracoles lo hacen dentro de su concha y en sus sueños se convierte en cometa que vuela para descubrir un mundo muy distinto al de su hogar, junto a su madre y hermanas. Un relato sobre el trabajo infantil y el brusco despertar de un niño a una vida de hambre y dificultades, escrito con mucha ternura y acierto.