Geta Grama Libros

Learn to write with the PJ Masks - It's time to be a hero! This wipe clean book comes with a pen, perfect for practising writing letters over and over again.

It's time to be a hero! Join the PJ Masks on this exciting adventure - Owlette really wants a pet, but when a bird arrives in the HQ she gets more than she bargained for. Luna Girl must have something to do with it!

A beautiful read-aloud story to share, with a visual glossary and an activity to take young children deeper into the story.

A beautiful read-aloud story to share, with a visual glossary and an activity to take young children deeper into the story.

Into the night to save the day . . . PJ Masks are on their way! Discover a year of super PJ Masks fun with the official annual. Jam-packed with super puzzles, games and activities, it has everything you need to know about Catboy, Owlette and Gekko.

Everything you need to know about hand appliqué is in this newly updated version of the comprehensive guide from Linda Jenkins and Becky Goldsmith. You'll find all the latest tips and techniques to help you stitch your own appliqué creations, plus charming new appliqué patterns in the colorful Piece O' Cake style. Nine new appliqué blocks make charming miniature quilts or mix-and-match samplers. Five new quilt projects include complete instructions and full-size pullout patterns plus basic stitches are shown for both right and left handers.

A beautiful read-aloud story to share, with a visual glossary and an activity to take young children deeper into the story.

Learn to read with the PJ Masks! It's time to be a hero!

Sew a complete wardrobe without pricey paper patterns! Learn the secrets to pattern-free garment making as you measure, cut, and sew for a fabulous fit every time.

After decades as a book editor, Ann Patty stopped working and moved to the country. Bored and aimless, she decided to challenge her word-loving brain through a serious study of Latin, opening up unexpected windows into her own life. Catullus's poetry evokes her early days in Manhattan, while Lucretius elucidates her attraction to Buddhism. Women in Roman history give her fresh empathy for her late mother and Virgil reconciles Patty to her new life as a rustic scholar, writer and teacher. Written with humor, heart, and an infectious enthusiasm for words, Patty's book is an object lesson in how learning and literature can transform the past and lead to renewed purpose.-- Cover page 4