Bøger af Mariana Galvez

Do you know that pet flamingos have a list of rules for their care that you must follow? It's no mistake pet flamingos love the color pink and dislike the snow. Or that their favorite treats is horchata with quesadillas. Anyone can foster a friendship with their newly discovered pet flamingo. But it's only those that follow the unwritten rules who will find their pet flamingos always by their side. Parents will be tickled pink by this bilingual English-Spanish hardcover about all the delightful adventures between a little one and their pet flamingo and how imagination leads to the most unlikely of lifetime companions!

To remember is to never forget! Day of the Dead, or Día de Los Muertos, has finally arrived. Can you find your way to your family's ofrenda? Using seemingly everyday items, like shoes from Abuelito's closet and seeds from Mamá's kitchen, you will collect them one-by-one to organize your ofrenda. Our search-and-find book will let little ones follow on the journey to attain special items for their Day of the Dead ofrenda. They'll discover how glasses of water are placed on the altar, so the spirits can quench their thirst, and how mirrors will allow them to freshen up before it's time to dwell with the living.

Bring new life into the Zodiac by teaching your little ones about themselves and the iconic and vibrant Day of the Dead symbol, La Catrina.Inspired by the reigning queen of Día de Muertos, La Catrina, this astrological book will explore the twelve beloved Zodiac signs. Your little one will learn about the wonderful personality traits associated with each of astrological signs and along the way discover the affirmations that make them who they are!Exciting debut board book by a new talent, Mariana Galvez. Perfect for lovers of Coco and astrology memes alike, Astrology Calaveras combines the heart and beauty of the Day of the Dead with the sweetness of the Dear Astrology series and the playfulness of the A Little Zodiac Book series.This board book is perfect for parents eager to introduce their children to the astrological universe we receive our Zodiacs from, while teaching them about an evergrowing Latin American holiday, Day of the Dead, led by the iconic Catrina, who remembers people for who they were through the altars and ofrendas left behind.