"On a tiny Thai island without room for a soccer field, a group of resourceful teen boys works together to build a floating field so they can play the game they love. Now in Spanish!"--

In two bilingual stories printed back to back, children reflect on how much they resemble their parents.

The Three Bears are in for quite a surprise when they return home and realize thata curious blonde girl has made herself at home in their cottage!--

A grandmother assures her granddaughter that her love will always surround the young girl, even when she is no longer physically present.

An immigrant boy stands "in the middle of a whirlwind of children," and wonders where he is supposed to go. Finally, a woman speaks to him in a language he doesn't understand and takes him to his classroom. A boy named Carlos helps orient him, but later when he reads aloud, everyone laughs at him. And when he gets an "F" on an assignment, he is sure "I do not belong here." But gradually the boy begins to learn English. He works hard. He always pays...

"This sweet and funny bilingual picture book follows an adorable little bird and tyrannosaurus rex as they navigate the hazards of bedtime, sharing, and friendship"--

"This sweet bilingual picture book follows a boy and his stay-at-home dad, who takes care of him while his mom goes to work at the port, "where huge cargo ships come and go every day." She oversees the containers that go around the world! The boy recounts his days spending time with his father, from "when the sun starts filling the room with light," to eating breakfast, brushing his teeth and talking to his grandparents who live in a different country....

"¡Curiosidades increíbles para mentes inquietas! ¿Por qué el T. rex tenía los brazos tan cortos? ¿Tenían plumas los dinosaurios? ¿Podría encontrar un fósil en mi jardín? ¿Cuál era el dinosaurio más raro? ¿Se comían entre ellos? ¿Podríamos sobrevivir entre dinosaurios?" -- Back cover.

Randy hates being poor, so when he is magically granted two wishes, the first thing he wishes is for everything he touches to turn to gold.

"Her mom thinks she is too messy; her teachers think she is too loud. But Grandma says that's nonsense. Mia Emilia Lucia Renata simply has too much wepa! Mia tries to bottle up her wepa, but no matter how hard she tries, she can't contain it. With a bit of inspiration from Grandma and her friends, Mia discovers the perfect place to release her wepa. A place where her wepa is celebrated and isn't too much" --