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An old man asks a mosquito to help him find out which flesh is tastiest. The mosquito's answer is very clear... Discover this adaptation of the Chinese story brought to you by the pen of Margarita del Mazo and the paintbrushes of Roger Olmos.
The internet is an extraordinary knowledge infrastructure and the first with a global range, a generator of a radically new phenomenon: a metaculture based on hypertext. Its emergence is changing human interactions and social movements.
Isolde passes her life inside a strange but fascinating castle, as far from the city of Medellin, in which it is located, as are its inhabitants and the life they live. The sense of unreality in which they live is oppressive for the teenager, who finds in the forest surrounding the castle the only possible respite from her loneliness.
Antonio Mingote and José Manuel Sánchez Ron, colleagues at the Spanish Royal Academy, have joined forces, this time in order to study, through the mastery of their drawings and words, 'all that is above our heads', the world that the young and daring Icarus of mythology started to explore.
When did music begin? This question leads Ramón Andrés from the original encounter of humans with sound to the work of contemporary composers, from China to Mesopotamia via India, Egypt, Greece and Rome to the West today, through magic, medicine, mathematics and astronomy.
With a great sense of humour, the texts that constitute this book deal with very different scientific topics: statistical lies, the determinist chaos, the globalisation of communications, the dangers of computing, or mathematical questions around prime numbers.
The story takes place during a typical Northern European Christmas Eve. Paul, the main character, has moved with his parents to a new city, and his first task is finding himself some new friends. Thanks to his ingenious idea of creating a funny faced snowman, Paul manages to achieve his goal.
The old nanny of the Morales family leaves, after years in retirement, to take to the mountains. When the family find her, she is holding two bundles, one under each arm: on one side is a deformed baby, and on the other a honeycomb with its bees. When the nanny insists on keeping and caring for the child, the Morales Cortés family decides to adopt him.
The protagonist of this novel is curious and inexperienced and has an unusual, almost supernatural gift, that makes him different from everyone else. He also has an unlimited passion for the different languages of the world.