Gil Balbuena Jr. – illustratör

La excepcionalidad no es una cualidad de unos pocos por el contrario, todos/as destacamos en ciertas reas de nuestra vida.Hctor Tirado no es la excepcin, siendo Sordo de nacimiento su amor por la msica y su deseo de lograr sus metas lo ha convertido en el primer Sordo puertorriqueo profesor de msica y miembro de la Sinfnica de Puerto Rico. Este libro cuenta su interesante historia para deleite de Sordos y oyentes cuyo nico lmite en la vida es el cielo.

Little Bibole knows everything about his friends. Thats what he thinks, anywayuntil one stormy night at the height of a full moon. His mother, like all of his friends mothers, warned him every month to be sure to be home early when the moon was full. Biboles mother had told him there were monsters in the forest, but he never thought hed see one and he definitely didnt think it would be someone he knew!On this stormy, moonlit night, however, Bibole would learn more about his little friend, about the forest he called home, and even about his own mother and father than he ever imagined as the three of themBibole, Rivol, and Michelleset out on an adventure to return the big weremouse safely home.

Within this book are delightful nursery rhymes which your child will enjoy singing in the car. As your child sings the rhymes, she will learn about things that she sees and experiences. She will learn about waves, energy, motion, and more. Through these rhymes, general relativity becomes as intuitively accessible as Newtonian physics.

Each book in this series was written to teach children the importance of sharing and good values. Let children know and understand the reason why we do and dont do certain things. These books give children a fun look at being responsible and about choosing the right thing to do. It also teaches children to be responsible for their actions.

From author David Nicoll comes a fun series that introduces the lovable character of BEAN. BEAN allows children to join him on adventurous journeys with colorful pictures and simple words. In this latest installment, kids will have a blast as they join BEAN At The Fair! Being a father of three, author David Nicoll has made BEAN books fun and exciting, which will certainly encourage young children to read along. So come and join BEAN on one of his many adventures.

The lovable BEAN is back, so kids get ready for a fun day of sun, surf and activities as they join BEAN at the Beach. Author David Nicoll is a father of three, and he has made BEAN books fun and exciting, which will certainly encourage young children to read along. So come and join BEAN on one of his many adventures.

David Nicolls lovable character is back for another round of fun and adventure! This time, kids are invited to prepare their farm boots, straw hats and overalls and join BEAN on the FARM! Ride a horse, milk the cows and do other exciting stuff on the farm with BEAN today! Being a father of three, author David Nicoll has made BEAN books fun and exciting, which will certainly encourage young children to read along. So come and join BEAN on one of his many adventures.

The Lonely Little Horse is based on the real life adoption of the authors daughter Amanda and is written in an animal fable genre, some true names and facts and some good old fashioned storytelling!

A winter morning, a slim woman with mother appears to join in a residential school, surrounded by beautiful forest and mountain-range, where morning comes late and evening comes earlier with smile of stars in the sky and blinking star-worms in the forest. The howling of jackals from evening increases palpitation of mistresses in the hostel. It is a unique story bundled with mystery, thrilling, horror, suspense, emotion, love and wisdom, written in simple language for all types of readers of all ages. The story explores how a common educated girl fights against the evils in a death trap by dint of her intelligence, presence of mind and courage and rescues a great scientist, from the clutch of a vicious family black sheep and his obliged criminal group. She also saves the entrapped innocent girls from the clutch of reprobate scientist. Those girls were kept in captivity to examine on them a poisonous serum, which can change a human being into a beast. The eventful fiction will increase inquisitiveness in readers to finish the story in a single breath till the story comes to a sweet end.The story for its charm, attraction and diversity in subject will lure the filmmakers.

This story is about Percy Possum and hisfriends Rocky Raccoon, Charlie Chipmunk,and Katie Kitty. They are diff erent and havefun in diff erent ways but they still remainfriends and allow others to have fun in theirown way.

The girl will continue sharing spaces for now; however, they both learn that one day they will have separate rooms but it wont affect their friendship.Kailah learned that it is great to have friends. You have so much fun playing, laughing and sharing secrets; she also learned that her very best friend is her Sister! Lyndsey learned that Kailah will always be her best friend, but sometimes they both need their own space and spend time with other friends to expand their world.

Have you ever had a family member that was different? Maybe someone in your family was adopted. This is a story that helps children understand the importance of (FAMILY). No matter where they are, or where they go in life, they are and will always be (FAMILY).So lets keep in mind that someday you may have a brother or sister that leaves home, and you may never get an opportunity to see them for a very long time. Black, White, Yellow or Red. There are many ways to be different. Love them, no matter what. Because you never know... One day, they could be gone. Remember... (YOUR FAMILY IS SPECIAL. AND FAMILIES ARE FOREVER).

Sprout is what I consider an educational interactive book with a moral that everything created is important no matter how big or small. It begins with a blade of grass, Sprout, learning all the jobs of the things in his backyard, including trees, vegetables, and a honey bee, among others. Through Sprouts adventure, he learns of his own importance. The book has not only science facts but also nutrition facts as well. I believe it would make a positive impact on children of any age. There is a section for drawing or writing the readers own important jobs and a hidden image in each illustration to keep them involved. I have also included a glossary that Merriam-Webster was so kind to give me permission to use. For the younger readers, the moral will be evident. Although some of the words used may be ones they are not used to hearing, it will provide an introduction to new vocabulary. For the older reader, it has great learning opportunities as well as a moral they can identify with. I hope this book will help children with their confidence, self-worth, and education. Happy learning!

In a forest not far from where you live, a family of mice makes their home in a large oak tree. Bibole is a young mouse, and Rivol and Michelle are his parents. In the autumn, as the grown-up animals are gathering nuts and berries for the winter, the young animals are playing with their friend, a human child named Daisy.But one of the young mice, Hurman, must go home; its a full moon, and Hurman is a weremouse. As Bibole walks his friend home, the weremouse begins to change. As if that wasnt scary enough, the two young mice come upon three evil rats who have kidnapped Biboles parents! Bibole springs into action, ready to rescue his parents, and along the way, Hurman learns many new things about his friend. Together they will do whatever it takes to rescue Rivol and Michelle and bring them back home.In this childrens story, two young mice, Bibole and Hurman, face danger and journey through unfamiliar parts of the forest in order to rescue Biboles parents from evil rat kidnappers.

When Mummy asked her little monkey to come down from the tree, the monkey said NO!. He was a Red monkey and was being naughty.

This book is about a dog called Tiara. It is about Tiara''s experience in a day. Her feeings and opinion about her surrounding. What feelings go in a dog''s mind.

This book, Shelby Starts School, was written when Jill Jackson Pearces own daughter Shelby was three. It is about a young girl who already has learned so much by the age of three, but is eager to learn more. Shelby persuades her mother to take her to school prepared to show the teachers that she is ready to begin school early. Shelby shows off her talents to the doubting teachers and impresses everyone.

To inspire the Olympian in all of us from a young age—from rollerbladers to figure skaters.

March on with Bradley as he battles to clean his dirty room and learns a lesson from his mother about cleaning under his bed.

The book traces the birth of a baby boy, and tells a narrative about how he grew up, in the days before there were shops, cars, planes and trains, to care about those who were poor, needy and ill, and how the rest of us should share our resources with those less fortunate. I was inspired to write this because I was talking to my daughter about simple ways to discuss good moral values with my young grandchildren. We could find nothing suitable in book stores.

Flora is the story of a young girl who lived in a farawayland called Amadivia. Years after her father remarried,Floras beauty caused her stepmother and stepsisters todespise her. One day, she met a handsome prince whofell in love with her. However, her jealous family devisedan evil scheme to be rid of Flora and steal her happyending. On discovering the truth, the prince set out insearch of his true love. In the end, what he found was alot more than a future bride.

Bravely watch Bradley and the Freeze Warrior battle the over grown mess beneath Bradley''s bed and garbage isn''t all that they find. Bradley has to make a calculating right choice, in hopes, it doesn''t turn out to be a catastrophe.

This book is a collection of experiences that draws on her childhood, presenting anecdotes, dilemmas, and conflicts that youth face.

Imagine what your life would be like if you had not been born a human being, but say, a butterfly, an apple, a kangaroo, or even, a monkey! In my second book, I Could Have Been Born A Butterfly, a child takes a journey through the animal and plant world and describes how life would have been very different had he or she not been born a little boy or girl.Parents and teachers can use this book as a learning tool for younger children to identify several forms of life and to encourage discussion about the differences between their lives and those of animals and plants. As a former elementary school teacher, I enjoyed writing this book that encourages children to use their imagination and to better understand the world around them and thus more fully appreciate their own precious lives.

A hungry monster, a disgusting sandwich, and a strict teacher all contribute to the misery of little Billy. Through cunning, luck, and a little toe jam, Billy finds a solution to his terrible problems. A monster who is looking for a midnight snack wakes up a boy named Billy. Afraid of being eaten by the monster, Billy offers to make a toe jam sandwich. Thrilled with the resulting sandwich, the monster announces he will return the following night. But the next day at school, a very tired Billy gets into trouble with his teacher, Miss Dinklewart. There is another midnight encounter with the monster and an equally unpleasant time with his teacher the following day. Billy is at his wits end but manages to come up with a solution that takes care of all his problems.

LA ABUELITA AMOROSA DE OLGA es una historia llena de muchos sentimientos. En ella puedes apreciar la infancia de una joven que super dificultades fsicas, econmicas y de guerra civil con el cario de su comunidad pero sobretodo con el tierno cuidado de una abuelita amorosa. En esta narracin delicadamente escrita en memoria a Mama Cata, encuentras la infancia de Olga y aprenders que si te esfuerzas y luchas por alcanzar tus metas puedes brillar con luz propia en este mundo. Est historia le ensea a nios, jvenes y adultos que todos tus sueos se pueden lograr.

Jeremy is a twelve-year-old boy who struggles accepting the purpose of the Ten Commandments. At the beach, he experiences an exciting poetic fantasy on a sand dune mountain and receives insights into some of the reasons God gave us these rules.It was eons agoor longer than that.God was watching as Moses sat,Brewing, stewing and agitatingMumbling, grumbling and contemplatingWhat to do with the people he ledFor their behavior is driving him mad!They were fussing and cussing and acting so poorly That Moses wanted for certain and surelyTo show them a way to be happy again,But what could he do? How should he begin?