Labeled illustrations provide the English and Spanish translations of vocabulary words related to houses, such as roof, door, window, and porch.

Every year Don Pedro and his family make papier-mâché skeletons, or calaveras, for Mexico's Day of the Dead fiesta. From the Angel and Doctor to the Mariachi and Unicornio, there's a special calavera for each letter of the alphabet. Come dance with them! Includes a glossary of Spanish words and an author's note.

"In this beloved tale, the Velveteen Rabbit learns the value of friendship and the power of love as he encounters toys that tease him and live rabbits in the garden!"--From the publisher's web site.

Introduces opposites using painted wooden folk art animal sculptures made by artisans from Oaxaca, Mexico. En este libro ilustrado para niños se usan animalitos tallados de madera y pintados para mostrar una variedad de palabras contrarias. Estas esculturas son creadas por los artesanos de Oaxaca.

A cat and a dog are enemies until a crisis brings them together as friends.

"Moore has photographed the entire length of the U.S. southern border, and traveled extensively throughout Central America and Mexico, as well as to many immigrant communities in the United States ... [This book is a] record on the prevailing U.S. domestic topic of immigration and border security"--Amazon.com.

"Join The Ugly Duckling on his journey through the big, wide world to find the place where he truly belongs. With vibrant illustrations, The Ugly Duckling inspires a love for reading and provides an opportunity for you and your child to bond over a classic tale"--From the publisher's web site.

"Describes--in Spanish, English, and Nahuatl--the characteristics of fire from the perspective of one little spark"-- From its birth as a spark, Little Fire flits like a firefly and plays hide and seek inside a volcano. He grows between two sticks rubbed together or on a stone that strikes another. Little Fire is red, yellow, orange and turquoise. "I look like the sun / but I am no sun. / I am Fire, Little Fire / who laughs, / who dances." Little...

A bilingual picture book that's sweet enough to eat about a chatty bluebird and an indecisive T. Rex who can't decide what his next meal should be, introducing readers to basic Spanish and English food vocabulary. When a bluebird comes upon a dinosaur who's down in the dumps, he asks what's wrong. "Tengo hambre!" says the dinosaur. I'm hungry! Does the dinosaur want a banana? "Platano? No." Fish? "Pescado? No, gracias." Nothing seems to do the trick!...

"Simple text and photos describe USDA's myplate tool and healthy grain choices for children--in both English and Spanish"--Provided by publisher.