Books published by publisher Bilingual Readers

A Bilingual Anthology of Aesop's Fables includes twenty-five abridged versions of Aesop's classic fables in Spanish and English to help readers of all ages learn languages while having fun. With each bilingual fable, readers will learn new vocabulary and expressions while enjoying these beloved classic texts. Twenty-five adorable illustrations by Javier Muñoz bring well-known fables such as Sour Grapes, The Tortoise and the Hare, and The Boy Who Cried Wolf to life in a new and exciting way.

A Bilingual Anthology of Classic Fairy Tales includes twenty-five abridged classic tales in Spanish and English to help readers of all ages learn languages while having fun. With each bilingual story, readers will learn new vocabulary and expressions while enjoying these beloved classic texts. Twenty-five adorable illustrations by Javier Muñoz add a new and original twist to these old favorites, breathing new life into tales like The Three Little Pigs, The Elves and the Shoemaker, and Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

Good Morning/Buenos días is the perfect first book for parents who wish to teach their young children Spanish and English. This finely crafted board book promotes interactive language development in both languages through a shared parent-child reading routine each morning. With this extraordinary new board book, children and parents alike discover a new sense of wonder at the world around them through the eyes of Baby. Sergio Membrillas' vintage-style illustrations will catch the eye of readers of all ages. The perfect complement to Good Night/Buenas noches. Rounded corners and washable pages.

Good Night/Buenas noches is the perfect first book for parents who wish to teach their young children Spanish and English. This finely crafted board book promotes interactive language development in both languages through a shared parent-child reading bedtime routine. With this extraordinary new board book, children and parents alike discover a new sense of wonder at the world around them through the eyes of Baby. Sergio Membrillas' vintage-style illustrations will catch the eye of readers of all ages. The perfect complement to Good Morning/Buenos días. Rounded corners and washable pages.

In this entertaining new book the little green boy finally convinces Marina's family to take him out on the town. After deciding on an appropriate disguise, Papa and Marina help the little green boy discover the wonders of city life. At first he is afraid of the noise and bustle of the city, but with his family's help the little green boy finds the courage to get on the bus and try new things. He sees where Papa works, plays on the swings, rides in a spaceship at the fair, and even sheds a tear when Papa and Marina take him to see a film about aliens. Children and parents alike will have a great time learning about city life with the little green boy and his new family.Antonio Vicente has taught creative writing to both children and adults and has given numerous conferences to teachers on the educational value of stories. He is the author of La pulga Leocadia (Leocadia the Flea), a storybook with activities for blind children.Miguel Ordóñez's illustrations have appeared in publications such as the Herald Tribune, Elle magazine (France) and El País (Spain). He has also illustrated numerous books for Hachette, Santillana, RBA, and Edelvives.

Marina and the Little Green Boy is the first title in a picture book series about a little girl who befriends an alien boy who suddenly appears in her attic. Together they explore Marina's house and family life, as the little green boy makes one hilarious mistake after another in this new and different world. Life with the little green boy takes a little getting used to, but by the end of the book he has somehow found his way into the hearts of everyone he meets. Imaginative illustrations by Miguel Ordóñez bring this hilarious story of friendship to life.

The little green boy can’t wait to go to school with his friend Marina. Children screaming, playing, running, learning . . . going to school sounds like so much fun! But the little green boy’s first day at school isn’t exactly what he expected. Sometimes it’s hard to be different, but thankfully he’s got his friend Marina to show him how things work!Marina and the Little Green Boy Go to School is the third title in a bilingual series about two friends from different cultures who, believe it or not, have a lot to learn from one another.Antonio Vicente has taught creative writing to both children and adults and has given numerous conferences to teachers on the educational value of stories. He is the author of Leocadia the Flea, a storybook with activities for blind children.Miguel Ordóñez studied graphic design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London. His illustrations have appeared in publications such as the International Herald Tribune, Elle magazine, and El País. He has also illustrated numerous books for Hachette, Santillana, and RBA Publishing.

Frida and Max are two curious, young friends who live at the Fungi House, a fascinating underground world full of surprises. In this book Frida and Max visit their neighbor Julia’s beauty salon, where she takes care of people’s hair, skin, hands, and feet. The beauty salon is full of amazing tools like hair dryers, nail scissors, combs, flattening irons, and nail files, and Max and Frida have a great time helping Julia with her work. They also learn important facts about hygiene, such as why feet are sometimes smelly and what to do to make them smell clean again.Each book in this exciting new series gives children an up close and personal look at the Fungi neighbors and their professions. Children will have a blast learning about the neighbors' day to day activities and they'll even learn a few tricks to try at home!