Spirits of the Mountain by Raquel Benatar February 28, 2018booksadmin Illustrated by Adrian Rubio. In a small village hidden in the mountains of Bolivia live a few families dedicated to dye the wool from which clothes and blankets are made. A legend about the rewards of hardwork.
Soy asi Cuaderno by Raquel Benatar February 28, 2018booksadmin As they consider and record events and reflections of their daily lives, children will develop an appreciation of themselves to create a special book that they will cherish for years. Illustrations by Ana Lopez Paperback
Shaherazade’s Daughters by Sameena Mughal February 28, 2018booksadmin In a world of genies and fairies, extraordinary women from all over the East make extraordinary journeys of the spirit, mind, and heart. In Shaherazade’s Daughters, different women follow in the footsteps of the legendary heroine of 1001 Arabian Nights. The short story collection by Sameena Mughal pays homage to the classic tales yet adds a modern, feminist twist. Paperback 206 pages
Save the Rainforest by Marybeth Markie February 28, 2018booksadmin Save the Rainforest, follows the Treefolk high above the Yucatan Peninsula and its tropical rainforest. “Timber!” warn the giants as they cut deeper and deeper into the rainforest, making way for new homes and buildings to be built for the people who visit there. Mama and Papa Celeste are tired of all this moving. That night at the Treefolk Town Hall, Papa comes up with a plan to save their village. Will it work? Open up to page one to find out for yourself what adventures are in store for our tiny Treefolk! This story brings awareness to young readers of the fragility of our planet and our role in protecting it. Paperback
Rigoberta Menchu by Raquel Benatar February 28, 2018booksadmin Illustrated by Jock McRae. Events in the life the Nobel Prize Winner Rigoberta Menchu. The text describes the childhood and the extraordinary events that gave shape to her quest for freedom.
Riddles/Adivinanzas by Vita Mones & Eleanor Strauss Rosenast February 28, 2018booksadmin Riddles/Adivinanzas is a series of whimsical, thought provoking riddles that will ignite the imagination of young readers. The book is geared for students age 8 through 11. It can be used as an easy-to-read book for younger students. For older students having difficulties with learning to read, it can be a motivator. Playful illustrations support the text and can be used as an aid in deciphering the meaning of the riddle. In addition, the illustrations can be used as a coloring book. Each riddle is written in both English and Spanish, so that children have fun while learning a new language. Riddles/Adivinanzas is a very useful tool in a bilingual program.
Rad is Mad by Leah Guzman February 28, 2018booksadmin Rad has no friends. All the other monster trucks cruise together and have fun. Rad is SMAD; he feels sad and mad. He starts trucking out of control through the bumpy road. He hurts other trucks and makes them sad. His road rage feelings stop him from making friends. Rad is a rough and tough monster truck who learns that it is important to talk about his sad and mad feelings rather than acting them out, hurting others and himself. This lesson let him show others his shiny side and make new friends. Rad’s story touches the inner world of children of all ages and is an excellent vehicle to help young readers deal with their feelings. Paperback
Rabbit in the City or Turtle in the Park by Jordan Weller February 28, 2018booksadmin Everyone has their own way of making it through the day. Follow these two classic characters as they navigate one of the world’s most iconic cities. From hustle and bustle of Fifth Avenue to the laid back vibe of Central Park, our two friends Rabbit and Turtle live totally different life styles in the Big Apple and show us that there is no right way or wrong way, only your way.
Priscilla’s Pink Adventure by Katelyn Schubel February 28, 2018booksadmin Priscilla is a sassy and ambitious seven-year-old girl. She has a beautiful room, but it is white and her favorite color is pink. Priscilla’s adventure starts when she leaves her home in search of something pink that she can take back with her. Priscilla’s Pink Adventure is the story of a child reaching and achieving a goal. Paperback
Princess Inkala and the last Inka Dynasty by Judith G. Leifer February 28, 2018booksadmin Princess Inkala and the Last Inka Dynasty is the story of a young Chimu princess who embarks on an unforgettable journey. Inkala is fierce, courageous and kind. Even after tragedy strikes her life, Inkala is able to find peace, love and laughter. Her two best friends, the fuzzy Alpaca and the colorful parrot, Lorito, are always there to comfort her. With Alpaca and Lorito by her side, Inkala remains strong. Yet, rebellion soon falls upon the land she knows and loves, and the friends are forced to flee! In this incredible adventure throughout the Inka Empire, Princess Inkala faces love, betrayal and the ultimate test of friendship. Visit our web site: www.princessinkala.com
Illustrated by Adrian Rubio. In a small village hidden in the mountains of Bolivia live a few families dedicated to dye the wool from which clothes and blankets are made. A legend about the rewards of hardwork. 
As they consider and record events and reflections of their daily lives, children will develop an appreciation of themselves to create a special book that they will cherish for years. Illustrations by Ana Lopez Paperback
In a world of genies and fairies, extraordinary women from all over the East make extraordinary journeys of the spirit, mind, and heart. In Shaherazade’s Daughters, different women follow in the footsteps of the legendary heroine of 1001 Arabian Nights. The short story collection by Sameena Mughal pays homage to the classic tales yet adds a modern, feminist twist. Paperback 206 pages
Save the Rainforest, follows the Treefolk high above the Yucatan Peninsula and its tropical rainforest. “Timber!” warn the giants as they cut deeper and deeper into the rainforest, making way for new homes and buildings to be built for the people who visit there. Mama and Papa Celeste are tired of all this moving. That night at the Treefolk Town Hall, Papa comes up with a plan to save their village. Will it work? Open up to page one to find out for yourself what adventures are in store for our tiny Treefolk! This story brings awareness to young readers of the fragility of our planet and our role in protecting it. Paperback
Illustrated by Jock McRae. Events in the life the Nobel Prize Winner Rigoberta Menchu. The text describes the childhood and the extraordinary events that gave shape to her quest for freedom.
Riddles/Adivinanzas is a series of whimsical, thought provoking riddles that will ignite the imagination of young readers. The book is geared for students age 8 through 11. It can be used as an easy-to-read book for younger students. For older students having difficulties with learning to read, it can be a motivator. Playful illustrations support the text and can be used as an aid in deciphering the meaning of the riddle. In addition, the illustrations can be used as a coloring book. Each riddle is written in both English and Spanish, so that children have fun while learning a new language. Riddles/Adivinanzas is a very useful tool in a bilingual program.
Rad has no friends. All the other monster trucks cruise together and have fun. Rad is SMAD; he feels sad and mad. He starts trucking out of control through the bumpy road. He hurts other trucks and makes them sad. His road rage feelings stop him from making friends. Rad is a rough and tough monster truck who learns that it is important to talk about his sad and mad feelings rather than acting them out, hurting others and himself. This lesson let him show others his shiny side and make new friends. Rad’s story touches the inner world of children of all ages and is an excellent vehicle to help young readers deal with their feelings. Paperback 
Everyone has their own way of making it through the day. Follow these two classic characters as they navigate one of the world’s most iconic cities. From hustle and bustle of Fifth Avenue to the laid back vibe of Central Park, our two friends Rabbit and Turtle live totally different life styles in the Big Apple and show us that there is no right way or wrong way, only your way.
Priscilla is a sassy and ambitious seven-year-old girl. She has a beautiful room, but it is white and her favorite color is pink. Priscilla’s adventure starts when she leaves her home in search of something pink that she can take back with her. Priscilla’s Pink Adventure is the story of a child reaching and achieving a goal. Paperback
Princess Inkala and the Last Inka Dynasty is the story of a young Chimu princess who embarks on an unforgettable journey. Inkala is fierce, courageous and kind. Even after tragedy strikes her life, Inkala is able to find peace, love and laughter. Her two best friends, the fuzzy Alpaca and the colorful parrot, Lorito, are always there to comfort her. With Alpaca and Lorito by her side, Inkala remains strong. Yet, rebellion soon falls upon the land she knows and loves, and the friends are forced to flee! In this incredible adventure throughout the Inka Empire, Princess Inkala faces love, betrayal and the ultimate test of friendship. Visit our web site: www.princessinkala.com