A cat’s life isn’t always easy. One day you’re the king of the house and suddenly, everything changes.

All the animals wonder how the Moon tastes, and one day they get together to find out, as the turtle climbs the highest mountain, the elephant gets on his back, the giraffe clambers onto the elephant, and the other creatures take their places, one by one.

In this rhyming, cumulative picture book, Spry Fly bakes a cake and its enticing aroma brings a series of visits. Based on a Russian folktale, it makes an ideal read-aloud.

This story features a rabbit who learns a valuable lesson about friendship and courage. After leaving home to pick cabbages from his garden, the rabbit discovers a menacing goat in his home. In his attempts to remove the goat and recover his territory, the rabbit is in for several surprises, one of which he discovers about himself. The rhyme and rhythm incorporated in this adaptation of a popular Portuguese tale makes telling this story as fun as reading it.

Although it sounds surprising, we’re at the beginning of a great friendship: between a sorcerer that hunts kids for his pantry and the girl that was going to be his next victim. However, little Blanca’s intelligence will help her avoid being gobbled up by Camuñas. Eventually, her smarts will lead her to the life of this character who never cut his nails, with a 360-degree turn in the plot.

Some new neighbors have moved into the building. The little bunnies are excited and are dying to tell their oldest sister, Lechuga. But what are the rest of the residents of Villaenredo going to think? Discover it in this dynamic and hilarious illustrated book.

One day in the fall, the lion finds a wounded bird close to its orchard. There starts the beginning of a great friendship.

Mi amigo extraterrestre is a delicious, sweet, humorous illustrated story. A story about empathy, the capacity for self-criticism, and non-conformity, which attempts to form young readers who are thoughtful and use their own judgment. An alien child has arrived as an exchange student at Tomás’s school. The poor thing doesn’t understand how things work on Earth, and is constantly surprised by some behaviors, such as that day at recess when an older kid intimidated a littler one so he would hand over his sandwich, or that other day that Tomás’s friends laughed at a classmate for playing with the girls…

Macarena is sad for not knowing how to ride a bike nor how to walk on two legs like the other cows. At night, the hens on her farm plot a plan so that Maca can regain self-esteem. This is a precious, sweet, and hilarious story about obtaining the needed courage to defend convictions, even when everyone else doubts you.

Lola and Simón are neighbors, but they never say hello or greet each other. Simon stares at Lola and thinks she may be lonely. She may need a friend. Lola looks at Simón and thinks he may be lonely. He may need a friend. And one day, a shooting star flies across the night sky.