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! A fun story with songs and rhyme that helps parents guide their children towards higher autonomy around the dining table. Don't miss the book trailer! Read the first pages:

Oral hygiene is something that has to be taught from an early age, but it isn't always easy. The delightful pictures by Sonja Wimmer illustrating this humorous tale by Marta Zafrilla will help teach children about using their toothbrush, with a smile on their faces! Don't miss the booktrailer! Read the first pages:

Winner at the 2012 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards It's true that most little chicks have mothers who are hens, puppies have fathers who are dogs, elephants have elephant families, and ants have little baby ants, but then there are families who are different. Like mine! It's great being different! I'm a chick, and my mommy is a cat. And I think it's amazing! My mommy's got lovely soft fur, whiskers that tickle me, and a long, beautiful tail. What more could I ask for? Would you like to hear my story? A story that explores diversity and adoption in a fun way, raising awareness of how every child is entitled to a family based on love. "An excellent piece of bibliotherapy for adopted children. The bright, colored-pencil illustrations of pudgy chicks and cats add exuberance to the simply and wryly told tale."-Kirkus Reviews Guided Reading Level: M, Lexile Level: 850L

Little Chick loves his mommy--she has incredibly soft fur, whiskers that tickle him, and a long, beautiful tail. His mommy is a cat, and he thinks his one-of-a-kind family is amazing and very special. Offering an important lesson about diversity and the many forms of happiness, this story will charm children with its illustrations while tackling the subjects of adoption and different kinds of families. Little Chick believes that love reaches beyond many boundaries, and children will be more than happy to agree when they meet this delightful pair.
"Hijito pollito ama mucho a su mama--tiene un pelaje increiblemente suave, bigotes que le hacen cosquillas y una cola larga y hermosa. Su mama es una gata, y el piensa que su familia unica es maravillosa y muy especial. Ofreciendo una importante leccion sobre la diversidad y los multiples tipos de felicidad, esta historia encantara a los jovenes lectores con sus ilustraciones mientras trata los temas de la adopcion y de diferentes tipos de familias. Hijito pollito cree que el amor sobrepasa muchas barreras, y los ninos estaran felizmente de acuerdo cuando conozcan a este duo encantador."

Trino Rojo observa a su duena lavarse los dientes todos los dias. Escucho un monton de veces lo importante que es tener una boca sana y el quiere cuidarsela tambien. Intenta cepillarse de todas las maneras posibles, pero tiene un gran problema: !es un pajaro! La higiene bucal debe ensenarse desde una edad temprana, pero no siempre es facil. Las cautivadoras ilustraciones de Sonja Wimmer y el humor que envuelve la historia de Marta Zafrilla van a ayudar a acercar a los ninos al cepillo de dientes. !Y a la sonrisa! Lexile Level: 830L No se pierdan el booktrailer! Las primeras paginas: Lexile Level: 830L

Grandpa Monty is a bit confused: he puts the chicken in the washing machine, he gets towels mixed up with napkins and gloves with socks, and he's always forgetting his grandson's name. Luckily, his grandson loves him very much and is willing to risk getting into a little trouble to try to help him remember. Discussing Alzheimer's and dementia, this charming story will help both children and parents cope with tough changes in a family. Offering up humor and the potent power of a smile, the book reminds readers of any age that when someone in the family is having trouble remembering things, the most valuable lesson is to not forget the importance of loving him.
"El abuelo Pedro esta un poco confundido: pone el pollo en la lavadora, confunde las toallas con las servilletas y los guantes con las medias y a cada rato se le olvida el nombre de su nieto. Afortunadamente, su nieto lo ama mucho y esta dispuesto a arriesgarse a meterse en problemas para ayudarlo a recordar. Discutiendo los temas del Alzheimer y la demencia, esta encantadora historia ayudara tanto a ninos como a sus padres a lidiar con cambios dificiles dentro de la familia. Ofreciendo humor y el poder de una sonrisa, el libro le recuerda a los lectores de todas las edades que cuando alguien en la familia esta teniendo dificultades recordandose de algo, la leccion mas valiosa es no olvidar la importancia de amarlo."