spanish language materials

Eight-year-old Drake is snatched up by the King's soldiers and taken to the castle where he is told by the wizard Griffith that he has been chosen to be a Dragon Master like Ana, Rori, and Bo--and his first task will be to discover whether his dragon, Worm, has any special powers.

"When Iris and her lion are forced to spend Christmas apart, the lion embarks on a festive, snowy adventure to find her--and almost bumps into Father Christmas!"--OCLC.

Four children set out to capture a mermaid, but she manages to escape all of their traps.

"[A look at] flight from Ada Twist, Scientist--from information about creatures that fly, to the history of aircrafts, to modern technology that allows us to soar through the air faster than ever"--Provided by publisher.

"The stories about Santa Claus are many and spark the imaginations of old and young alike. Starting with the tale of St. Nicholas and tracing some of the . . . stories about the modern Santa Claus, this book for beginning readers is . . . for anyone celebrating the Christmas season. Full-color photographs and historical images of Santa Claus portrayals through time add to the age-appropriate and cultural content of this . . . read"--Provided by publisher.

With photographs and historical illustrations of Santa and his reindeer, this volume discusses how these beasts came to be a symbol of the Christmas season.

"It's Christmas! Ms. Green, Spots, and Stripes are at home opening presents. But when Spots and Stripes both give Ms. Green the same gift, they think Christmas is ruined. Will this dog and cat duo find a way to have a very merry holiday together?"--Provided by publisher.

"It's Christmas Eve and Oscar the Unicorn is hungry. He's eaten the Christmas tree, the stockings and is about to make a start on the presents. But at least he hasn't eaten the magic reindeer food that allows the reindeer to fly--or has he?"--OCLC.

"In this title, emergent readers are introduced to the celebrations, traditions, and symbols behind the Christmas holiday"--Provided by publisher.

Eva offers to babysit for little brother Baby Mo so her parents can go to a sky-dancing competition, and she enlists a couple of her friends to help--unfortunately Mo proves to be a handful, eating too much candy, making a big mess, and throwing a tantrum, and she and her friends have to clean up fast before her parents get home.