Best Selling Books by Alma Flor Ada

A collection of poems for children by the following authors: F. Isabel Campoy, Alma Flor Ada, José Antonio Dávila, Alicia Barreto de Corro, Juan Bautista Grosso, Francisco Gabilondo Soler, y Angela Figuera Aymerich. Includes biobibliographical sketches of some of the authors.

A cumulative rhyme describes the decorating of the family Christmas tree.

Making and flying a kite proves to be more than a mother and her children can handle.

A bear on a nighttime walk encounters other forest animals who accompany him on his walk.

"A collection of three Latin American folktales retold in graphic novel form"--

There was a family of three dragons, all with voracious appetites. The father dragon ate trains; the mother, who was dieting, ate busses, trucks, and bicycles; and the baby ate pickups. One day an airplane flying off course landed nearby. When it took off the baby dragon followed it, flying for the first time. The parents flew after their baby, and ever since, dragons sometimes playfully chase each other in the sky. When there is lightening and thunder, it is the gluttonous dragons.

Two young barnacles try to find out who is the strongest creature of the sea finally ride off on the back of a sperm whale.