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In the winter of 1667, Migel de Torres and his brother Diego are accused of high treason and condemned to eternal banishment. As they try to rebuild their lives in Maracaibo, the pirate Morgan captures them and sells them as slaves in Port Royal market.
In her first novel on the subject of Basque terrorism, Etxenike deals with the traumatic experience of political violence with great literary effect. Language and narrative experimentation are the vehicles which the author uses to express the complex emotions of the victims of a terrorist attack.
Written in an appealing style and with a social and moral backdrop, this novel is full of intrigue and action with a psychological depth, as well as excellent descriptions and dialogue. The author has succeeded in performing a balancing act between literary quality and entertainment, with a flowing, lyrical prose that makes for easy reading.
1924. Years after the acclaimed Universal Animalarium of Professor Revillod, the professor has returned to present his latest work. The objective of the Revillod Institute is to collaborate with animal evolution and ensure that the world’s fauna stands on its feet.
'The Year of Los Saicos' uses sharp humour to paint a portrait of the internal workings of Liman society in 1964 (the year the eponymous rock group first came to prominence), trapped between respect for hypocritical rules and the degradation of its members. A society in which, as one of the characters observes, 'everybody lies', and the act of lying has become a questionable survival tactic.
From the author of the successful series Agus and the Monsters (Combel) comes a fresh and funny novel set in the classroom and featuring a whole, unharmonious class. The Year of the Cat is not one of your typical novels with a pretty, sweet Insta-worthy kitten. You also won't find, in its pages, a spoilt little boy or girl who desperately wants a cat.
When the antique dealer and ancient books seller Artur Aiguader is found dead in his shop in Barcelona, his step-son and writer Enrique Alonso flies to the city to take charge of Artur’s things.
On Elba a beekeeper awaits the arrival of Napoleon, who was exiled to the island in May 1814. A surprising and obsessive relationship will develop between them. This is a connection with profound repercussions in a book whose atmosphere is unique and which won the fourth Premio Novela Breve Juan March Cencillo in 1996.
Training and knowledge development in Higher Education will occupy a privileged place in social and productive development agenda. Naturally, this training, its quality, its contents, as well as the ways of generating knowledge, will require approaches, conditions and resources for educational practice, up to quite a large extent, different from the current ones.
This circular story uses simple language to tell the story of the relationship between a boy and the small tree he loves and cares for with the school friends who follow his example. Although the schoolchildren are initially reticent, their teacher herself finally joins forces with them, and they manage to catch the attention of botanists.