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Adapted for young readers, Washington Irving's famous tale of the Alhambra is presented with suggestive illustrations.

Aims to teach tolerance by showing how, across the earth, across cultures and generations, whether children are crying, laughing, or playing, they are all alike inside although they may appear very different on the outside. Original.

This book is for those that have recently discovered that stories are made up of words, but are still not capable of decoding what those words mean. These stories have a clear structure and the illustration plays an important role so that readers can sense the narration's course.

Olivia doesn’t have very good table manners. Fortunately, her mom is very patient, and encourages her to try again, with songs and plenty of good humor. Olivia’s mom knows that a dash of fun and a splash of love help children to learn routines and become more independent. Do you want to learn her rhymes? They’re handy, and very easy to remember!