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When a problem grows out of control, it can take over our whole lives, as Mike knows all too well. At home he is always hearing his parents argue and at school he seems invisible to everyone but the class bullies. And things get even more complicated when, at the worst possible moment, a tree starts growing in the middle of his bedroom wall.
A series of pop-up books which tell popular stories for boys and girls. The legendary story of Noa's Ark is told as a tale with spectacular pop-up illustrations, and a very amusing rhyming text.
Vicente Parra, examining magistrate of the Ertzaintza Basque police force, based in the old quarter of San Sebastian, is assigned two apparently very different cases. The fashion designer Elena Castaño has been savagely stabbed in her mansion and, although the evidence suggests burglary, it soon becomes clear that it is a personal crime disguised as an attack.
In the year 1337, Abu Isaq Es Saheli of Granada arrives in the city of Fez as Ambassador to Kanku Mussa, emperor of the Kingdom of the Blacks. After he is received with every honour, he falls victim to a plot against his life. In revenge, Fez declares war on the city of Tlemcen, with the covert aim of controlling the route of caravans.
On many afternoons, after fishing for a while “granddad would take me home”. There, the young narrator of this story will understand, much more so than he would in front of the sea, what it means to be a fish wounded by the “cruelty” of the hook. But he will also remember that all fish “big or small, with or without strong teeth” fight right up until the last moment in order not to be caught.
The “Christ of Elqui” arrived at the mining offices of Los dones with his long black hair and Biblical prophet’s beard. This time he had come not just to evangelize, to preach his sermons for the good of humanity, but with a mission, too.
On May 4th, 2001, Antonio Altarriba's father committed suicide. So ended a life marked by failure and frustration. Like many men and women in the twentieth century he had attempted to build a fairer world, but History turned its back on him; he wanted to fly with wings of hope, but only ended up crashing.