INFANTIL

Tras el éxito de Cuentos para niños que sueñan con cambiar el mundo, un libro educativo y apasionante contra la guerra. Necesario hoy y siempre. ¿Cómo nacieron el símbolo y la paloma de la paz? ¿Qué canciones son himnos del pacifismo? ¿Por qué los colegios celebran el día de la paz el 30 de enero? ¿Sabrías nombrar cinco monumentos por la paz? ¿Conoces la Declaración Universal de los Derechos Humanos? Encontrarás la respuesta a todas estas preguntas en las páginas de este apasionante libro. Descubre anécdotas, momentos históricos curiosos y conceptos fundamentales sobre la paz. Además, conocerás a los héroes de carne y hueso más fascinantes de la historia.

¡LA HISTORIA TAMBÉN LA HAN HECHO LAS MUJERES! Hace 3 millones de años, los hombres construyeron las primeras herramientas de piedra para cazar. Hace 2 millones de años, los hombres caminaban en posición completamente erecta y habían descubierto ya el fuego. Hace 1 millón de años, los hombres se organizaban en grupos pequeños e inventaban… Vale, de acuerdo, pero ¿y las mujeres? Mientras, ¿dónde estaban las mujeres?

Emma loves music. She loves the boom boom boom of a good bass beat. She loves the stomp stomp stomp her feet make when she dances. She loves to rock out with her mom, her dad, and her little sister. And she loves to twang, strum, and thrum on her guitar. So when the sign-up sheet for the school talent show is posted, she adds her name right away! But the more Emma hears about the amazing talents her classmates will bring, the more nervous she gets. What if her guitar playing is more of a plink, plonk, squeak? She’s suffering from a bad case of stage fright, and it’s up to her family to show her that performing can be fun too, and that she’s already a star.

Chicken Soup for the Soul Babies combines sweet stories with humorous lessons to bring out little one’s best behavior! Two baby penguins fight and fuss over the iceberg slide, and then try sharing by taking turns. Can they figure out how to share a cuddle with Daddy, too?

Ava Granados will never forgive herself for being late to her beloved nana’s deathbed. But due to a flash flood that left Ava in a fender bender with a mysterious boy, she missed her grandmother’s mystical blessing―one that has been passed between the women of her family upon death for generations. Then Nana’s ghost appears with a challenge from beyond the grave. As it turns out, Nana did give Ava a blessing, but it missed its target, landing with the boy from the night of the storm instead. Was it fate? Ava refuses to believe so. With the help of her sisters and Nana’s rather bumbling spiritual guide, she’s determined to reclaim her share of the family magic and set Nana free. For guarded Ava, befriending some random boy is the last thing she wants to do. She’s gotten along just fine protecting her heart―keeping people at a distance is a great way to ensure no one ever hurts you. But as Ava embarks on her mission to retrieve the lost blessing, she starts to wonder if getting close to thunderstorm boy is worth the risk. In her swoony, heartwarming young adult debut, New York Times bestselling author J.C. Cervantes weaves an unforgettable tale about family, fate, and finding love where you least expect it.

Donovan didn't mean for this to happen. When he left his book on the counter, he didn't think he mom would read it—much less have a problem with it. It's just an adventure novel! ...Right? But before Donovan even has the chance to hear her point of view, his mom is calling other parents of his classmates. She's setting up meetings with the principal. She's trying to get the book removed from the district curriculum. Donovan doesn't really know if the two boys fall in love at the end or not—but he does know this: even if they do, the book shouldn't be banned from school. Interspersed with this thread, readers will experience chapters of the banned book itself—and the coming out and first love story of its author. With epic feelings and his signature panache, David Levithan delivers a brilliantly crafted story of three kids standing at crossroads. What do you do when you disagree with the adults calling the shots? How do you raise your voice and fight back?