Boris the basset hound is best friends with his owner, Bea. They do everything together. Bea suddenly starts to notice that Boris seems sad on their walks together. She then finds out that he used to be a therapy dog at the children's hospital and misses all of the children. In the end, Bea resolves to take her friend, Boris, to the children's hospital every day. The spirited, colorful illustrations accompanied by plenty of large text helps to tell this inspiring, Spanish-translated tale a...

It is a hot summer day, so three young siblings decide to play in the pool! Children will relate to this Spanish-translated story about summer fun, including siblings and splashing in the water. They will also need to problem solve when the water finally begins to run out. With colorful illustrations and large font, early readers will be reading and having fun too!

Help children practice their counting with this Spanish-translated story of children who all live on different floors of their apartment building. Early readers will also see the importance of friendship as the children bring a surprise to their sick friend Max on the 10th floor.

In this magical Spanish-translated story, two families live side-by-side. One human family and one lady bug family! Early readers can follow the similarities between these two families as they share the space together. Delightful illustrations accompany the large font throughout this playful reader.

In this Spanish-translated title, a little girl and her mother go to the park to watch the ducks. Vibrant illustrations and large easy-to-read font will help early readers with simple counting skills as they follow these silly ducks across the pond.

It is bed time at Safari camp and it is time for all of the animals to brush their teeth! The animals have fun showing each other the different types of toothbrushes and toothpaste they use. Finally, everyone at camp has brushed and is ready for bed. Young readers will love the whimsical illustrations and the importance of good hygiene as they become familiar with the Spanish-translated text.

This exciting, Spanish-translated version of a classic tale follows the beautiful and kind Cinder as she is forced to clean the house for her evil stepsisters. When her stepsisters try to sabotage her special night at the ball, her fairy godmother gives her glass slippers with wings to fly her there. Cinder is finally free to be with her prince charming, and her fairy godmother makes sure that her sisters don't interfere with their happiness. Accompanied by whimsical illustrations, readers...

Meet Boris, a grumpy basset hound. Children will learn about different types of weather as Boris searches for his favorite climate. This Spanish-translated story features life-like illustrations and easy-to-read font that will entertain young readers.

Young Maddy has wild and crazy red hair. She won't give up as she tries again and again to figure out what do to with her wild mane! Young readers will enjoy the funny Spanish-translated story and illustrations as Maddy learns that her crazy hair is pretty amazing after all.

Even dogs need to stay healthy! In this Spanish-translated story, Boris, the grumpy basset hound demonstrates his fitness routine. He runs, does push-ups, and lifts weights to stay strong and feel good. Young readers will love these goofy illustrations as they learn about the importance of staying fit.

Flip through a special photo album depicting the life of a bee. Young readers will be exposed to Spanish-translated autobiographical writing as our little bee describes himself, first learning to fly, and his journey to become an expert in flying. Watch as our little bee learns and grows with persistence and encouragement from his family members. Colorful images, and large easy-to-read font help readers easily navigate through this album.

It's time for a school field trip to the museum of art. In each room, students look at the paintings and sculptures and talk about what they see when they study the art. Early readers will want to join in on the interpretations as they make connections to their own lives. This story is translated in Spanish and includes imaginative illustrations and easy-to-read font.