Jazmin, adivina/ Jasmine, The Fortuneteller

A collection of amusing and tender stories that have farm animals as protagonists. Four stories that tell about Eva's complaints, Cleo's adventures, Freckles love, and Teos friends.

¡Los Cebozetas deberán hacer un gran sprint para llegar a la final del Campeonato regional! Quince niñ@s. Una pasión: el fútbol. Un sueño: ¡ser los mejores! Queda muy poco para la final del campeonato regional y los Cebozetas van terceros en la clasificación... Los Leones están imparables a la cabeza y la única opción que tienen los chicos de Champignon para llegar a la final es desbancar de la segunda posición a sus viejos compañeros, los Sobresalientes. ¿Quién logrará entrar en la final?

A young woman travels to a new world, and discovers who she really is. In October 1829, Georgiana Molloy embarked on a gruelling five-month sea journey from her home in England, hopeful of a prosperous future in the new settlement in Western Australia. But the land she finds is harsh and unyielding, food is often short, and the struggle of colonial life spells dreadful loneliness. Yet despite the hardships, she begins to see the unique beauty of her adopted country, and becomes fascinated with its amazing plant life, so different from anything she has known in England. Based on the real life...

Animales de distintas especias tienen que mudarse de casa durante cierta temporadas del año por motivos diferentes. Estas migraciones los llevan a emprender viajes que duran semanas o meses. ¿Quieres conocer a dónde se dirigen?

Breakfast is often considered the most important meal of the day. Breakfast is especially important when you live on a farm. This narrative follows the main character as she collects eggs from the chicken coop and picks strawberries from the bushes before her day at school begins. A healthy breakfast will fuel her for a day spent learning new things. Readers see just how easy it is to make healthy choices right from the start of their day. Accessible text and exciting illustrations are sure to engage both emerging readers and children still in the listening stage.