New Releases by Claudia Rueda

Who better than the goofy, irresistible Smushkins to act out an alphabet of sounds tailored to toddlers? The ABZs go down easy in a concept book that can''t miss. A is for a big-mouthed dog that goes arf. B is for the boing boing boing of three Smushkins riding bouncing balls. Look, there are some Smushkins at the door (ding-dong)! In a Smushkin''s world, crackers are tasty (nom nom), log cars are speedy (vroom), and trampolines are the most fun of all (yippee! yippee!). Spend a busy day with the Smushkins, and you might just find yourself ready for sleep right along with them (zzzzoinks). Claudia Rueda follows her delightful Meet the Smushkins with an aural alphabet featuring a lovable cast of characters toddlers are sure to visit again.

Whether blowing up a balloon or watering a garden, colors abound around the adorable Smushkins--and toddler fans will be excited to discover a world of colors. When Smushkins shake a brilliant autumn tree, what do they get? A massive pile of red leaves to jump into! When a Smushkin twirls some cotton candy at the fair, what comes next? A cloud of pink! In a Smushkin''s world, dogs dig up bones in white snow, painters paint themselves into a purple corner, and friends jump together into luscious brown puddles. Reading a bedtime book might lead to a sleepy black doze, but check out the multicolored celebration with all the Smushkins at the end. Claudia Rueda mines the world of the familiar as her gentle characters introduce a rainbow of colors to the youngest of readers.

Who better than the goofy, irresistible Smushkins to act out an alphabet of sounds tailored to toddlers? The ABZs go down easy in a concept book that can''t miss. A is for a big-mouthed dog that goes arf. B is for the boing boing boing of three Smushkins riding bouncing balls. Look, there are some Smushkins at the door (ding-dong)! In a Smushkin''s world, crackers are tasty (nom nom), log cars are speedy (vroom), and trampolines are the most fun of all (yippee! yippee!). Spend a busy day with the Smushkins, and you might just find yourself ready for sleep right along with them (zzzzoinks). Claudia Rueda follows her delightful Meet the Smushkins with an aural alphabet featuring a lovable cast of characters toddlers are sure to visit again.

Whether blowing up a balloon or watering a garden, colors abound around the adorable Smushkins--and toddler fans will be excited to discover a world of colors. When Smushkins shake a brilliant autumn tree, what do they get? A massive pile of red leaves to jump into! When a Smushkin twirls some cotton candy at the fair, what comes next? A cloud of pink! In a Smushkin''s world, dogs dig up bones in white snow, painters paint themselves into a purple corner, and friends jump together into luscious brown puddles. Reading a bedtime book might lead to a sleepy black doze, but check out the multicolored celebration with all the Smushkins at the end. Claudia Rueda mines the world of the familiar as her gentle characters introduce a rainbow of colors to the youngest of readers.

Mamá Topa tiene tres hijitos: Oto, Lola y Paco. Los tres son curiosos y aventureros y están ansiosos por conocer el mundo exterior. Primero fue el turno de Oto, quien salió a la mitad de un soleado día, vio los hermosos colores de las flores, pero también vio cosas aterradoras que hicieron que volviera a casa. Después, fue Lola la que salió, ella no encontró vívidos colores, pero si hermosas lucecitas en el cielo y muchos animales curiosos... hasta que encontró algunos que la asustaron y decidió volver a casa. Paco, quien estaba muy emocionado por ser testigo de todo lo que sus hermanos ya habían visto, comenzó a cavar y cavar y cavar. Hasta que salió en medio de una gran cuidad donde no vio nada parecido a lo que sus hermanos le habían contado. Una caja con tres libros de cartón para recordar que todo es distinto dependiendo de quién lo vea, y que, sin importar a donde uno vaya o qué es lo que uno vea, nunca habrá un lugar como el hogar.

Una obra para aprender sobre las palabras y las letras.

Mamá Topa tiene tres hijitos: Oto, Lola y Paco. Los tres son curiosos y aventureros y están ansiosos por conocer el mundo exterior. Primero fue el turno de Oto, quien salió a la mitad de un soleado día, vio los hermosos colores de las flores, pero también vio cosas aterradoras que hicieron que volviera a casa. Después, fue Lola la que salió, ella no encontró vívidos colores, pero si hermosas lucecitas en el cielo y muchos animales curiosos... hasta que encontró algunos que la asustaron y decidió volver a casa. Paco, quien estaba muy emocionado por ser testigo de todo lo que sus hermanos ya habían visto, comenzó a cavar y cavar y cavar. Hasta que salió en medio de una gran cuidad donde no vio nada parecido a lo que sus hermanos le habían contado. Una serie con tres libros de cartón para recordar que todo es distinto dependiendo de quién lo vea, y que, sin importar a donde uno vaya o qué es lo que uno vea, nunca habrá un lugar como el hogar.

Tres topos hermanos quieren ver lo que hay afuera, así que comienzan a cavar... ¿Crees que se encontrarán con las mismas cosas?. Tomado de la contracubierta del libro

Tres topos hermanos quieren ver lo que hay afuera, así que comienzan a cavar... ¿Crees que se encontrarán con las mismas cosas?. Tomado de la contracubierta del libro

Tres topos hermanos quieren ver lo que hay afuera, así que comienzan a cavar... ¿Crees que se encontrarán con las mismas cosas?. Tomado de la contracubierta del libro

Goldilocks meets Little Red Riding Hood in this charming and unexpected fairytale mashup from the New York Times bestselling Illustrator of Easter Cat! KNOCK! KNOCK! When the Three Bears answer the door, it''s not Goldilocks they meet, but a stranger from a different story. It''s Little Red Riding Hood—and the Big Bad Wolf is close behind her! Still, much unfolds as expected: porridge is eaten, a chair is broken, and there is a girl asleep in Baby Bear''s bed. Does Little Red fit in this book after all? Perhaps it''s the Wolf who will surprise us. With a bit of courage and much compassion, the Bears and Little Red learn that characters, just like the stories we tell, can change over time. In this quirky combination of familiar fairy tales, Claudia Rueda tells a new story about what happens when we open our minds, hearts, and homes to the utterly unexpected. FAIRYTALES—WITH A TWIST: From the original mind of Claudia Rueda, this fresh take on classic fairy tales is an inspired nod to the storytelling tradition and reveals how some of our most beloved, time-honored children''s stories interact with each other . . . literally, and with hilarity. This fairytale mashup will charm even the most jaded of readers with its humor, its wild and endearing characters, and its unexpected meta twists. FOR FANS OF...: Sure to be read side-by-side with mash-up classics like Jon Scieszka''s The True Story of the Three Little Pigs and David Wiesner''s The Three Pigs! MILLENNIAL LITTLE RED: Little Red Riding Hood has got a punk personality and aesthetic. She breaks down the barriers that stand in her way, including escaping traditional narratives and endings. EMPATHY FOR THE WOLF: Is The Big Bad Wolf really so big, and really so bad? Approach a "villain" with a little empathy, and you may just make a new friend! INSPIRED BY BOOKS: Inspired by antique books, Claudia Rueda has infused this book with classic bookmaking, from flourishes on book covers and type design, to playing with meta touches like walking between books, past title pages, and in to other stories. CURRICULUM TIE-IN: Perfect for teachers and librarians looking for tools for teaching about storytelling and narrative. Perfect for: For fans of fairytale mash-ups, parents, educators

The critically acclaimed picture book series continues! In this delightful read aloud companion to Bunny Slopes and Hungry Bunny, eager children will get to go on an ocean adventure with Bunny, from a sailboat to a sunken ship, and literally appear in a mirror embedded inside the book! New York Times bestselling author Claudia Rueda''s latest raucous adventure is as wild as the high seas, as surprising as sunken treasure—and as satisfying as a lemonade on a hot summer day. This nautical experience of a book will make a splash with readers, on and off land! • Perfect preschool book for lovers of bunnies, rabbits, and other furry floppy friends • Easter time, springtime gift for children Fans of The Wall in the Middle of the Book, Press Here, The Little Rabbit, and Here Comes Easter Cat will love Bunny Overboard. A book for young readers to share with their families. • Easter books • Rabbit books for preschoolers • Books for kids age 3–5

Hubo una vez un emperador que amaba a los gallos por sobre todas las cosas. Así que un día decidió llamar al mejor artista del imperio para que le pintara uno. El artista aceptó con gusto el encargo, pero las cosas comienzan a complicarse cuando el tiempo pasa y pasa y la entrega no llega... Esta historia popular sobre la paciencia y la maestría se convierte a su vez en un estudio sobre el arte de hacer libros ilustrados, construido a partir de bocetos y diversas aproximaciones a las imágenes y los textos. Una obra que juega consigo misma y consigue efectos de gran originalidad y belleza.

Students played a critical role in the Sandinista struggle in Nicaragua, helping to topple the US-backed Somoza dictatorship in 1979—one of only two successful social revolutions in Cold War Latin America. Debunking misconceptions, Students of Revolution provides new evidence that groups of college and secondary-level students were instrumental in fostering a culture of insurrection—one in which societal groups, from elite housewives to rural laborers, came to see armed revolution as not only legitimate but necessary. Drawing on student archives, state and university records, and oral histories, Claudia Rueda reveals the tactics by which young activists deployed their age, class, and gender to craft a heroic identity that justified their political participation and to help build cross-class movements that eventually paralyzed the country. Despite living under a dictatorship that sharply curtailed expression, these students gained status as future national leaders, helping to sanctify their right to protest and generating widespread outrage while they endured the regime’s repression. Students of Revolution thus highlights the aggressive young dissenters who became the vanguard of the opposition.

Un pequeño ratón intenta escapar de un aterrador gato negro. Ambos inician una larga persecución en la que se encuentran con todo tipo de situaciones, lugares y animales. Esto los lleva a descubrir que todo es relativo. Porque la percepción de las cosas puede variar de uno a otro. ¿Será este el final del pobre ratón, o será tan sólo el principio de otra historia?

Nesta obra, Claudia Rueda coloca à prova a conhecida expressão de que tudo é relativo. Em uma disputa entre um gato e um rato, o leitor descobre que as coisas variam conforme as circunstâncias.

Veux-tu aider Lapin à cueillir des pommes ? Il a besoin de toi pour attraper, pour grimper, pour transporter... Alors, tu es prêt ? C''est parti !

It''s fall, which means it''s the perfect time for mama''s apple pie. The only problem? These apples are hard to reach! But Bunny has some ideas. Young readers will delight in using the red ribbon to help Bunny reach new heights and pick those tasty apples. But the fun doesn''t end there! Readers will also rock the book back and forth and turn it round and round for a one-of-a-kind roller-coaster adventure on Bunny''s way home. Claudia Rueda shakes up the reading experience once again in this delightful sequel to Bunny Slopes.

Un álbum sobre la libertad y el poder de la imaginación escrito e ilustrado por la talentosa Claudia Rueda. Este original libro está protagonizado por una línea. Es una sencilla raya hecha con lápiz que un día se aburre de hacer ejercicios sobre la página de un cuaderno cuadriculado y decide escapar del salón de clases. Muy contenta se va a recorrer el mundo. Así, la línea llega a una ciudad, escala altas montañas y conoce el mar, donde se enfrenta a unos temibles piratas. Es entonces cuando los lectores se percatan de que el verdadero protagonista de la historia es un niño llamado Leonardo, quien echa a volar su imaginación en medio de la clase y, mientras sus compañeros practican caligrafía, él se lanza a la aventura.

Time to tackle the bunny slope! Shake to help Bunny make it snow, tilt to help Bunny ski down the slope, and turn to help Bunny escape a cliff in his path. Is there any obstacle Bunny can''t conquer? Bringing grins and guffaws with each turn of the page, readers will find Claudia Rueda''s innovative bookmaking as entertaining as the twists and turns of a ski slope—and as satisfying as a cozy cup of hot cocoa.

A book that rescues "the importance of architecture and architects of Guadalajara in the 20th century; a memory of architectural events of this city, which has been the birthplace of notable architects, artists and men of letters ..." (HKB Translation) -- Page 10. The author, after reviewing more than 100 works of Mexican professionals and foreigners, published in national and international magazines from 1953 to 1968, chose fifteen architects from Guadalajara and reflected on the characteristic elements of the work of each in subjects such as tradition and innovation, incorporation of handcrafted items, housing, among others.