Kleverton Monteiro

The perfect bilingual picture book to introduce young children to the Spanish language AND the wonderful culture and traditions of Spain Follow Mo on his family holiday to Madrid as he learns all about...Spanish FoodSpanish MusicSpanish ArtSpanish HistorySpanish MonumentsSpanish Family TraditionsFollowing on from the international best-selling 'Look at Me I'm Learning...' series, Look at Me I'm going to Spain is the perfect follow-up installment in the series. Not only bilingual, the book actively interests young children in all amazing aspects of Spanish life and enables them to embrace the wonderful, cultural traditions and educate them about Spain and Madrid too A beautiful, bright, and colorful picture book with only a few lines of text in both languages on each page, designed to be endearing to very young readers and make language learning fun as well as educate them in a simple yet exciting way Readers may also enjoy 'Look at me I'm learning Spanish, ' another picture book in the series, also by Daniel Williamson.

The Easter Bunny is a thief Every year he outsmarts the Easter Rooster and steals the eggs from his beloved chickens. This year it's time to take a stand before the Easter Rooster loses credibility forever After all, catching one little bunny can't be that hard. Can it?

Don't you think it's funny that the bees make the honey and the honey makes the money for the Old Queen Bee? Why bee like everybody else? Why can't a bee make Jam?Just don't get caught Don't get arrested Don't get taken to Old Queen Bee Don't make her mad Certainly don't do all four Is this the start of a Beevolution? The truth is in the tasting Children will adore the cute characters in this rhyming picture book that take them on a journey through the beehive about daring to be different and going against the flow Parents will notice comical synonyms with a society that wants to keep everything the same from top to bottom. Who does the Old Queen Bee remind you of? Will Worker Bee One really punish Terry and Sam for daring to make jam? With a place in the hive at risk, the perfect jam can be the only reward