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Twelve years after the death of his father in the Valley of Lotar, Pablo Galván receives a letter that his father Arturo wrote to him shortly before dying. The letter asks him to return to the valley to investigate a medieval legend related to the mythical reign of Leonis.
In this novel, Yolanda Scheuber uses the time honoured technique of racconto, as well as employing a first person narrative, enabling her to reconstruct the life of Eleanor(Leonor) of Habsburg, daughter of Joanna(Juana) I of Castile (Joanna the Mad), and Philip(Felipe) of Austria (Philip the Handsome).
Leotolda's friends come to see her at home, but they can't find her anywhere. They search for her in places full of magic and adventure but, however hard they try, they can't find her. You can help them. This is a picture book that develops little people's imagination. The illustrations are lively and original and, with only three pigments create a universe of colours.
On the shores of the Aegean Sea, in the long-forgotten times of King Minos, stands Crete in all its glory. The people living there are at the edges of a land that is growing more violent. Until now. When Stern, the youngest son of Sear returns to the palace in Knossos, after a long absence, he discovers the peace he remembers has been converted to distrust.
He's called Pedro and he is a boy although he seems like a girl. In contrast, his sister Valeria, seems like a boy. They are the weirdest kids in school. Themes include: physical bullying in school, gender, family, transformation, acceptance and empathy.
Maria Roderich (The Old Lady), Maria Magí (The Mrs) and Maria Costa are three women who, throughout almost a century, have run La Principal, the most important house in the village of Pous, in the heart of the grape-producing region of La Abadia. Those three, grandmother, daughter, have made the vines flourish due to a series of transformations that have kept the business going.
The brutal murder of two partners of a financial advice company in Barcelona unleashes a huge police operation that implicates Germán Rojo, a powerful figure who believes himself to be untouchable, conferred with the gift of immunity and far above other mortals, mere repulsive cockroaches to be crunched underfoot whenever he pleases. But he has a weak point.
This is a ghost story. A novel that begins with a return and ends with a howl. The narrator of Les possesions travels from Barcelona to Palma to try to halt the paranoid conspiracy spiral of her father who, in his retirement, has gone from being a placid high school teacher to launching a legal battle against an alleged urban crime.
A book of games with the letters of the alphabet, to make learning fun. It invites us to enter a world of fantasy and imagination where the most suprising and unexpected things turn into letters of the alphabet. It contains 27 games of perception, imagination, language and observation.
"Charcoal Letters" (Irene Vasco and Juan Palomino): Almost no-onemin the town of Palenque knows how to read. Señor Valendia, the owner of the shop, is one of the few people who do. When Gina starts to receive letters, which she supposes are love letters, her little sister decides to learn in order to be able to read these mysterious letters...