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08/24/2026

A few days ago, I received news that deeply moved me: a Spanish teacher who has used “Alma de Lobo” with her students was the one who told me about the death of Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja.
Marcos’s story is, without a doubt, the most fascinating story I have ever researched and written.  Today, I want to say goodbye to Marcos with these words:
I hope that wherever you are, you find your mother, the woman who died and could not care for you when you were a child, and the she-wolf who adopted you and fed you.
I hope you find the wolf pups you played with when you were a child abandoned by negligent adults.
I hope you find your eagle, your snake, and your fox.
May you run through the Sierra Morena again. May you feel free again. May you once again be surrounded by the animals who were part of your childhood.
Rest in peace, Marcos. 🐺
Your story will continue to live on in those who learn about you and, through “Alma de Lobo,” in the students who discover your life while learning Spanish.

08/09/2026

👖 The Spanish expression of the week: “Llevar los pantalones”
🔎 Meaning: to be the one in charge / to be the one who makes the decisions
📌 Example: Mi hermano dice que él lleva los pantalones, pero todos sabemos que es su esposa.
🧐 Do you use it? How do you use it? 🌎 Where are you from? Share your example in the comments!
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08/01/2026

⛓️ The Spanish expression of the week: “Estar atada/o de pies y manos”
🔎 Meaning: To be powerless because of circumstances or restrictions.  🔄 Equivalent idiom in English: To have your hands tied.
📌 Example: Quisiera ayudarte, pero estoy atado de pies y manos. (‘d like to help you, but my hands are tied.)
🧐 Do you use it? How do you use it? 🌎 Where are you from? Share your example in the comments!

07/31/2026

Friendship is just about being there for one another, offering support, and helping each other find our voice.
Those are some of the themes at the heart of CARLA NO HABLA, a Level 1 graphic novel about understanding, empathy, and the power of friendship.
To celebrate Friendship Week, enjoy 15% off CARLA NO HABLA from July 30 through August 6.
This week, take a moment to reach out to a friend, thank someone who has made a difference in your life, or simply remind someone that they matter.
Happy Friendship Week! 🌻

07/25/2026

😋 The Spanish expression of the week: “Para chuparse los dedos”
🔎 Meaning: So delicious you’ll want to lick your fingers.
📌 Example: La paella quedó para chuparse los dedos. (The paella turned out absolutely delicious.)
🧐 Do you use it? How do you use it? 🌎 Where are you from? Share your example in the comments!
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07/11/2026

🗣️ The Spanish expression of the week: “Pasar la voz”
🔎 Meaning: Spread the word. Get the word out. Let people know.
📌 Example: Gracias por pasar la voz. (Thanks for spreading the word.)
🧐 Do you use it? How do you use it? 🌎 Where are you from? Share your example in the comments!

07/07/2026

🐱💕 This week we’re celebrating National Kitten Day with one of our favorite stories!
Meet Lola, an adorable kitten who thinks she’s the queen of the house. Sweet, curious, and full of personality, she’s sure to steal your heart.This full color graphic novel is written for Level 1 Spanish learners, making it an engaging and confidence-building read for beginning students. It’s also a fun resource for Spanish teachers looking for comprehensible, high-interest stories to bring to their classrooms.
Whether you’re teaching Spanish, learning Spanish, or simply love cats, Lola is a story you’ll enjoy.
Happy National Kitten Day! 🐾📚
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06/27/2026

🗣️ The Spanish expression of the week: “Llorar como una Magdalena”
🔎 Meaning: To cry one’s eyes out or to cry uncontrollably.
📌 Example: Cuando vio la película, lloró como una Magdalena. (When she watched the movie, she cried her eyes out.)
🧐 Do you use it? How do you use it? 🌎 Where are you from? Share your example in the comments!
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06/24/2026

As someone who grew up in Ecuador, the Amazon has always inspired me. Its wildlife, legends, and communities have found their way into my stories for Spanish learners.
🐒 Olivia y los monos is based on the true story of the famous monkeys of Misahuallí, a small village in the Ecuadorian Amazon where humans and monkeys share the same space. The story is inspired by real events I witnessed while filming a documentary there.
🐬 El delfín mágico de la Amazonía is a magical realism novella inspired by the legendary pink river dolphins of the Amazon. Filled with love, mystery, and Amazonian folklore, it introduces readers to a world where traditional knowledge, shamans, and the rainforest are part of everyday life.
Through stories, we can help students learn Spanish while discovering the beauty and cultural richness of one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth.
What is your favorite rainforest animal?
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06/20/2026

💸 The Spanish expression of the week: No tiene dónde caerse mu**to
🔎 Meaning: He/she is very poor / penniless
📌 Example: Ana perdió su trabajo y ahora no tiene donde caerse mu**ta.
(Ana lost her job and now she’s penniless.)
🧐 Do you use it? How do you use it? 🌎 Where are you from? Share your example in the comments!
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