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In La Tribu de los Zippoli, Guillermo comes from a family of great readers, but he doesn't like to read. It's too difficult, so he gets bored and stops. However, at school, Guillermo finds a magical book in the library that changes its story with each person who reads it. Thanks to this book, Guillermo grows confident in his ability and discovers the pleasure of reading.

You can count many things around you. Read this book to see ways that you can count things every day. This book has been translated into Spanish and allows for a wonderful shared reading experience for children who are beginning readers and is an excellent tool for building the confidence new readers need to embark on the adventures that await them while reading! This 6-Pack includes six copies of this title, a lesson plan, and a Lap Book.

Tomasote era un director de teatro, con una barriga enorme, su particular gorra a cuadros, sus gafas redondas y una larga y espesa barba. Hacía días que había escrito una nueva historia y solo le faltaba su protagonista. Este podía ser alto o bajo, gordo o delgado, joven o mayor pero su nariz tenía que ser especial. Larguirucha o chafada, aguileña o de patata, estrecha o ancha...pero tenía que saber detectar todos los olores. Esta sí que era una condición indispensable.

In this book inspired by the author’s hometown of Chennai, India, a girl explores the vibrant rainbow of delights in a southern Indian street market as she searches for a gift for her amma (mother). Endnotes explain all the items on sale and introduce readers to markets around the world.