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Alicia en el país de las maravillas narra aventuras sin moraleja, al contrario de lo que era costumbre en los escritos de la época. El autor, Lewis Carroll, era un hombre tímido y solitario; inventaba juegos y cuentos para los niños y así precisamente nació esta historia, pues la ideó para entretener a las hijas de unos amigos. Alicia en el país de las maravillas is a nonsensical story without a moral, an unconventional twist for its time. Its creator, Lewis Carroll was a timid and solitary man who made up games and stories for children, which gave rise to this classic when he tried to entertain his friend's children.

Alicia En El País de Las Maravillas: Leer Con Susaeta - Nivel 3

The classic adventures of Tom Sawyer remain one of the funniest and most entertaining books for young audiences since their publication in 1876. Children can enjoy this adaptation of Mark Twain's text in Spanish and English and practice reading in both languages.

Adventures of Tom Sawyer

This book takes young readers on a fascinating journey around the human body from the cells and through the heart, the different systems and organs, and the incredible and amazing senses, and the incredible circle of life. It's full of simple explanations, interesting facts, and tons of fun illustrations.

El Cuerpo Humano

This horror novel, originally published in 1897, has enjoyed countless theatrical and cinematographic adaptations that have made it a classic. Children can enjoy this adaptation of Bram Stoker's text in Spanish and English and practice reading in both languages.

Dracula

In this novel, Herman Melville reflects on evil, as embodied in the two main characters, the whale and Captain Ahab. Children can enjoy this adaptation of Melville's text in Spanish and English and practice reading in both languages.

Moby Dick

This book by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, originally published in 1892, completely eclipsed the rest of his texts with its main character, a detective with an extraordinary capacity for observation and deduction. Children can enjoy this adaptation of Doyle's text in Spanish and English and practice reading in both languages.

Aventuras de Sherlock Holmes

En la novela Jane Eyre, que logró una gran popularidad sobre todo entre las mujeres, Charlotte Brontë nos presenta a una protagonista huérfana y sin dinero, que, gracias a su inteligencia y a su esfuerzo consigue cambiar su destino y convertirse en institutriz. Además, Brontë critica muchos aspectos de la sociedad de la época, como las pésimas condiciones de algunas escuelas e internados, algo que ella misma conoció de primera mano. The novel Jane Eyre was a big hit in its day, especially among women. Charlotte Brontë presents us with an orphaned character that doesn't have a penny to her name. Thanks to her intelligence and hard work, she's able to forge a brighter future as a teacher. Brontë also broke new ground by being critical of the deplorable conditions in schools and institutions, something she experienced first-hand.

Jane Eyre: Leer Con Susaeta - Nivel 4

Stevenson escribió La isla del tesoro cuando vio a su sobrino dibujar con acuarelas el mapa de una isla. Comenzó a ponerle nombres: la isla del Esqueleto, la colina del Catalejo, hasta escribir en la esquina superior derecha las palabras «la isla del tesoro». Tras una larga enfermedad, murió en 1894 en la isla de Upolu, en el Pacífico Sur, donde vivía entonces. ¿Encontraría su tesoro en esa isla? Stevenson wrote Treasure Island when his nephew drew a watercolor map with an island. He began to give the places names like Skeleton Island. Then, in the upper right-hand corner, he wrote "Treasure Island." Stevenson lost his life in 1894 after battling an illness on the island of Upolu in the South Pacific. Is it possible that he found his treasure on that island?

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