Eida de la Vega

Authority figures can be scary for kids when they don't understand what they do. This book highlights the many ways the principal is there to help everyone, students and teachers alike.

From treating stomachaches to cuts or even worse, the school nurse makes sure students remain well, safe, and happy. Early readers will take a closer look at this vital job, and, in doing so, overcome any anxiety that may have when visiting the school nurse.

Grapes, plums, jams...some tasty things are the color purple. Readers of this bright volume will discover this fun fact as well as see varying shades of color in common objects from their lives as they turn each page. Recognizable items and comprehensible text make this book a valuable tool for improving reading comprehension and reviewing color concepts.

The sense of taste can bring pleasure to the everyday act of eating. This bilingual English and standard Latin American Spanish volume explains taste, from the role of the tongue and the taste buds to how taste interacts with the sense of smell.

Fly Guy is flying to the natural history museum. Go with him and learn many things about dinosaurs! Hombre Mosca está volando por el museo de historia natural. ¡AccompáÃأalo y aprende muchas cosas sobre los dinosaurios!

Manuel tries all kinds of things to be tall like his friend Willie, including walking on stilts, spiking his hair, and putting rolled-up socks in his shoes, but nothing works.

Two latino boys experience carefree camaraderie despite one boy's disability. Fun and friendship overpower physical limitations.

What if days went on forever and nighttime never came? Find out what a girl does to fill her days and fulfill her dreams.

"Baseball is a great sport for young readers to fall in love with. Beginning readers get in the game with this exciting book presented in standard Latin American Spanish and English. Readers learn the basics of the game, like throwing and catching, and also teaching about the equipment athletes use on the diamond every day. With accessible content and great color photographs, readers can dig into the dirt, hear the crack of a bat, and fall in love...

A child compares garden creatures to what he knows of space invaders.