"Describes--in Spanish, English, and Nahuatl--the characteristics of fire from the perspective of one little spark"-- From its birth as a spark, Little Fire flits like a firefly and plays hide and seek inside a volcano. He grows between two sticks rubbed together or on a stone that strikes another. Little Fire is red, yellow, orange and turquoise. "I look like the sun / but I am no sun. / I am Fire, Little Fire / who laughs, / who dances." Little...

A young boy climbs up a tree and into a waiting cloud, which takes him on a whirling adventure in the sky.

Marco decides he'd like to explore the sea.

Illustrations and easy-to-read, rhyming text show what makes spring special, from raindrops and robins to bluebells and butterflies.

A competition ensues between the red tiger and the blue bear (and their child counterparts).

Introduces teachers and some of the kinds of work they do.

Teaches why a good listener can be a good friend.

After helping her grandfather plant squash, onions, carrots, cabbage, and other vegetables that her mother uses in soups and salsas, seven-year-old Marisol plants sunflower seeds in her neighbors' yards, and weeks later, everyone gets to enjoy the fruits of Marisol's labor.

A Cuban girl transforms her long and unruly hair into a garden.