Presents information about dogs and the kind of work that they do for people, from helping to herd sheep to serving as guide dogs for the blind.

A playful list of some of the many things that fingers can do, from counting and poking to waving and squishing.

After her beloved grandmother dies, Rosita hopes to be reunited with Abuelita as she prepares a gift to give her when her family celebrates the Day of the Dead. Rosita observes the Day of the Dead

Deals in-depth with the history of different Masonries and penetrates into the spiritual undercurrents of the symbols and the teachings of the Masons.

Introduces the Ona Indians of South America and presents several tales from their oral tradition and details of their extinction, with glossary and suggested theme projects for children.

Featuring a bilingual text and fully illustrated in color, this biography of Gabriela Mistral describes the life of a Chilean-born woman who loved words, sounds, and stories, who would grow to become the first Nobel Prize-winning Latina woman in the world. The first Spanish-speaking woman to win the Nobel prize in literature introduces her life, her love of words, and her career as a teacher and an author, and discusses her poems.

From its foundation in Bavaria in 1776 to contemporary times, the secret activies of the Illuminati, sworn enemies of the Catholic Church, are documented in this engrossing title.