In this Spanish-translated diary of Little Yellow the snake, children will learn about what it's like to be a growing snake. Little Yellow desperately wants to be big and green, but slowly comes to realize that there are advantages to being little and yellow. For example, he is fast and good at hiding. But will he ever shed his skin and become green? Early readers will enjoy reading about each month of Little Yellow's first year while enjoying the colorful, life-like illustrations.

Uh oh! A moth and a butterfly both want to share the same bush. Each argues that she is better than the other, and besides, they have both laid their eggs on this bush. In the end, they decide to share. Early readers will be captivated by the charming illustrations and Spanish-translated text. They will learn to appreciate the things that makes them unique, as well as the importance of sharing.