Books published by publisher Cricket Media

Created by the Araucanian god, Ngueneche, the araucaria tree is sacred to the Araucanian people of Chile. It produces large cones of edible seeds called pinyon nuts every year, but the Araucanians never ate them out of respect for Ngueneche. During one particularly hard winter, however, their survival is on the line. How will they reconcile their beliefs with their survival?

ANIMALES ACUÁTICOSLa playa comienza a llenarse de enormes y torpes masas de grasa. Estas masas peludas son elefantes marinos y tienen un aspecto extraño en tierra, ya que se arrastran sobre sus enormes barrigas. Pero en el agua, estas masas peludas son nadadores veloces y elegantes que se sumergen en las profundidades del mar en busca de alimento.Ya sean pesados elefantes marinos, el misterioso calamar gigante o el inteligente castor, es fascinante explorar los animales que pasan la totalidad o la mayor parte de su tiempo en el agua. Animales acuáticos te presentará una mezcla de criaturas y su excepcional forma de vida, incluidos ballenas y delfines, estrellas de mar, langostas, cangrejos y carpas doradas._______________________________________________________________WATER ANIMALSThe beach starts getting crowded with huge, clumsy blobs of blubber. These furry blobs are elephant seals — and they look funny on land as they drag themselves along on their fat bellies. But in the water, these furry blobs become fast, graceful swimmers that dive deep into the sea looking for food.Be it the bulky elephant seal, the mysterious giant squid, or the clever beaver, animals that spend most or all of the time in water are fascinating to explore. Water Animals will introduce you to an assortment of water creatures and their unique way of life, including whales and dolphins, sea stars, lobsters and crabs, and goldfish.

A violent storm shakes a lakeside house. In the morning, the family finds that many trees were knocked down, including one very special tree. The swimming tree had helped guide Sammy back to shore ever since she first learned how to swim. Now without it to guide her, Sammy feels unsure until she sees something right next to where the swimming tree used to be.

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to babysit 100 brothers and sisters? Ribburta doesn't think that it will be that hard but what she doesn't realize is just how much trouble 100 siblings can get into. After a long day of babysitting, Ribburta decides to take a nap. What will happen when she takes her eyes off her younger siblings and danger approaches?