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Easy to read, rhyming text about Halloween night incorporates Spanish words, from las brujas riding their broomsticks to los monstruos whose monstrous ball is interrupted by a true horror.

"Learn first Spanish words with a captivating matching game! First, read the Spanish word aloud with the help of the easy pronunciation guide. Then, find the word illustrated on the opposite page"--Page 4 of cover.

Follows the adventures of a brother and sister who spend the day pretending to be cowboys.

Illustrates pairs of vehicles that demonstrate the differences between fast and slow, including a car and a bike, a rocket and a hot air balloon, and a truck and a wheelbarrow.

This book is about movement and imagination. Look at the colorful pictures and talk about the actions. Think of ways you can move and "pretend." Go into action! Play and use your muscles.

Introduce your toddler to Spanish words such as 'book - los libros', 'lady - la dama' and 'friend - el amigo'. This series highlights vocabulary based on classic literature.

Simple text paired with photographs introduce young readers to English and Spanish vocabulary words for common things in their world, including items used to get dressed for the day, different foods at mealtimes, toys for play, and animals that are awake at night.

With the help of her animal friends, a farm maiden begins to cook. The goat lends some butter; the cow, fresh milk; the chicken, a few eggs all for a pot of rice pudding. Inspired by "The House that Jack Built," Vamos offers a fresh, new twist, playfully introducing Spanish into this cumulative tale. The pot becomes the cazuela; the goat, the cabra; the butter, the mantequilla; and so forth, until the text is bursting with bilingual energy. With each...

"Count from uno to diez with this bilingual board book that's filled with more than 80 toddler-friendly words to learn in Spanish and English."--Back cover.