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      • Adventure stories (Children's/YA)
        March 2018

        La piedra verde

        by Julio Santos

        Series of illustrated children’s books 7 y.o. or older.Over 120 pages of entertainment, adventures, and mystery with color illustrations. Hi! My name is Txano and my twin brother is Oscar.Have you ever seen a meteorite crash to Earth? Well, we have… While on an excursion at the beginning of summer, a huge ball of fire flew across the sky in front of our eyes and crashed into the forest!Yes, I know we should have run away in the opposite direction, but we didn’t, and we went searching for it, instead. And we found it. It was a strange green stone. The mystery hiding behind its glow changed our lives forever. Why don’t you come with us to discover it?

      • Adventure stories (Children's/YA)
        November 2018

        CAPTAIN ZHEIMER

        by NACHO GOLFE

        What would you be willing to do for your grandparents? Discover this adventure through the ages. This crazy gang of friends will fight with dinosaurs, gladiators and above all, against ALZHEIMER. Fun, friendship, imagination and family. The story of a new Superhero. The story of a grandson and his grandfather.

      • Children's & YA
        May 2020

        O pintor cego

        by Xabier P. DoCampo; Xosé Cobas

        His paintings captured all of the true essence of the people they portrayed, beyond their physical appearance. A story of impossible love, in the style of tales of old, with a dreamlike atmosphere suffusing every page.

      • Children's & YA
        March 2023

        Saving Little Red Riding Hood

        by Claudine Bernardes, Graziela Eskelsen and Ana Barbosa

        The Fearsome Wolf lives hidden among us.Would you like to help Little Red Riding Hood?   This book tells the simple yet profound story of a girl facing a problem and ultimately finding the support she needs to overcome it. The authors skillfully use the timeless archetype of the big bad wolf, employing a classic narrative structure woven from real phrases spoken by children the authors have assisted. It refrains from offering explicit instructions or moral lessons, and you won't find the term "sexual abuse" explicitly mentioned in its pages.    This story serves as a powerful tool to shed light on a critical issue and, more importantly, to encourage those who may have experienced similar situations to share their stories and seek help. Every child has the fundamental right to grow up in an environment characterized by respect, where their innocence is preserved.   This fairy tale goes to the heart of so many wounded and silenced girls and boys, it encourages them to speak: it is time to tell their stories, to look for those who will listen to them.    It reminds us that hope accompanies us even in the worst moments, bringing a ray of light to that dark forest; It shows us that there is a path to finish that pain and towards freedom.   This illustrated album addresses, in a symbolic way, violence, mistreatment and children sexual abuse.    According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one in five girls and one in thirteen boys are sexually abused before the age of 17. Sexual abuse, especially inflicted during childhood, condition the future mental, sexual and physical health of a person; in many cases, they remain secret even in adulthood.

      • Children's & YA
        November 2022

        I'm not weird

        by Miguel Alayrach and Marta Ribes

        Pablito’s mum has to urgently go the hospital and the only person who can take care of Pablio for a few hours is their next door neighbour.  Although the neighbour is very kind and suggests a lot of different activities, Pablito doesn’t enjoy any of them…is Pablito different from other children? It is a story that wants to break stereotypes and enhance personality and individual character in opposition of the social alienation we live in. It also deals with a subtle way how the language used by the adult can affect the perception and sensitivity of a child. A story for all those children in the world who on any given day, decide to become extraordinary.

      • Educational material
        2023

        THE ART OF MENSTRUATION

        by ANABEL MUÑOZ

        Your journey towards healthy and conscious menstruation begins here.

      • Children's & young adult: general non-fiction
        October 2023

        The Incredible Story of the Ingenious Max Aub

        by Miguel Alayrach and Meluca Redon

        The Incredible Story of the Ingenious Max Aub is an illustrated biography intended for a young audience that narrates the most important moments of his personal life, family, and milestones in his professional career. At the age of twelve, Max Aub wrote his first poem, a clear indication of his literary vocation. A life dedicated to literature. A child who grew up between two countries: France and Spain, fleeing from war. An adult who, in the exile of three wars, continued to pursue his passion and left behind a vast body of work: poetry, narrative, theater... despite the inherent adversities of the times in which he lived.

      • Picture storybooks
        November 2023

        The Country of the Sad Crocodiles

        by Miguel Alayrach, Sara Belles

        Ada has gotten lost again and has ended up in a very strange place, so much so that no one has ever heard of it...Will she be able to find her true path this time?

      • Children's & YA
        May 2021

        Pumpkin and Me

        by Alicia Acosta, Mercé Galí

        When Pumpkin, my dog, died, everyone at home was sad. The next day, a dark cloud began to follow me around and it felt like I had soap in my eyes and an octopus wrapped tightly around my heart... Written by the renowned child author and psychologist, Alicia Acosta, Pumpkin and me, explores themes of loss and grief and the power of memories in this uplifting, beautifully illustrated story.

      • Children's & YA
        October 2021

        Zebra's Umbrella

        by David Hernández Sevillano; Anuska Allepuz

        With the first drops of rain, Zebra opens his colorful umbrella. He invites Gazelle, Rhinoceros, Elephant and Hare under so they don't get wet. Lion doesn't want to get wet either. Will there be room for everyone under the Zebra umbrella? With gentle text and bright colours, Zebra's umbrella is a lovely story about friendship, kindness and sharing.

      • Adventure stories (Children's/YA)
        November 2018

        Los Guardianes del Castillo

        by Nacho Golfe

        A new castle has appeared in the park. An adventure awaits you inside. It just takes a little imagination.

      • Children's & YA
        January 2021

        Berta's Boxes

        by Dario Alvisi; Amélie Graux

        Berta is tidy, never throws tantrums and never cries. Whenever she feels overwhelmed, she just opens one of her boxes of emotions and shuts in her tears, fear and anger. But what would happen if one day she loses control? Berta will realize that emotions should be felt and not locked up inside boxes. A great contribution to help raise emotionally intelligent kids.

      • Children's & YA
        March 2020

        Sam Can't Sleep

        by DAvide Calí; Anna Aparicio Catalá

        Why can´t Sam sleep? He decides to ask the other animals in the jungle to find an answer to his problem. But Elephant, Snake, Monkey, Tiger and Crocodile aren’t happy about being woken up. Will Hugo ever find out why he can't sleep?

      • Children's & YA
        April 2022

        Oh, It's Always The Same!

        by Miguel Alayrach, Aurora Rua

        One morning, the colours decided to paint everything differently …This story shows that there is more than one way to do things, and that creativity and innovation are essential aspects of the human spirit.The story builds empowerment and self-confidence. It opens up a dialogue about stereotypes and the need to accept what others do, even if it is different to everyone else.The sky is blue, trees are green and the sunset is orange … or are they? Text available in English, French, German, Catalan and Spanish.

      • Children's & YA

        La edad de la ira (The Age of Anger)

        by Nando Lopez

        THE HEADLINEMarcos, a middle-class teenager, murders his father and badly injures one of his brothers. THE REACTIONSFriends, family, teachers: nobody understands what has happened. Nobody could have foreseen it. Images of the crime are all over the media. Once again, the issue of adolescent violence dominates the news. THE INVESTIGATIONMarcos’s crime is not an isolated event. There have been too many cases in recent years of minors involved in situations of extreme violence. Harassment. Cyber-bullying. Racist attacks. Drug dealing. Videos on YouTube showing teachers being humiliated. Depressed teachers. Educational failure… Is it the fault of the adolescents? Of their teachers? Or their parents? Is anyone guilty or are we all victims? A journalist, driven by these questions, decides to try to get inside the murderer’s world. A world that seems to be dominated by one rule and by one age: the age of anger. “I don’t believe in the system at all. The only thing I have faith in is them. Mystudents.” Álvaro D.F., high school teacher.

      • Picture books

        A terrific gift

        by Meritxell Martí (author) & Xavier Salomó (illustrator)

        A new hilariously spooky lift-the-flap book by bestselling authors! Let’s celebrate the International Horror Night! The most familiar monsters have gathered to enjoy a terrific feast at a secret location. For the occasion, the famous chef Jean-Sprout has prepared his finest cuisine. It’s midnight: time to open presents! Lift the flaps to discover the most spooky and disgusting presents! Join the witch, the troll and the other monsters in opening the parcels by raising the flaps: an oven for children, a rubble catapult… toys to suits every guest’s taste. But wait, there is still one left to open… Readers of all ages will definitely feel engrossed by the story and will crack up!

      • Children's & YA

        Bullying

        by Coni La Grotteria (author) & Marina Sáez (illustrator)

        A new title is added to the series Great tools for little warriors: Bullying. This vividly illustrated book offers tips to address bullying from different perspectives: the abuser’s, the victim’s, the observer’s and the accomplice’s. It also tries to pin down the concept of bullying and highlights the importance of having a social support network (family and friends) to deal with it.

      • Children's & YA
        April 2022

        Mauverine (book 1)

        by Susanna Isern (author) & Laura Proietti (illutrator)

        The first title of a new series of novels for early readers by bestselling author Susanna Isern! Meet Mauverine, a brave nine-year-old girl eager to become a witch. She decides to take control of her fate and pays a visit to the three witches ruling over her town, feared for their terrifying spells. Willing to find an heiress, they train Mauverine to become one of them. Magic potions, steaming cauldrons, flying brooms and spooky spells… Will Mauverine fit the description of an ordinary witch…? Or will she make her own rules? 2ND TITLE EXPECTED IN SPRING 2023 Many more adventures to come…

      • Children's & YA
        May 2020

        TALES FOR CHILDREN WHO DREAM ABOUT CHANGING THE WORLD

        by G. L. MARVEL

        FOLLOWING THE SUCCESS OF INSPIRATIONAL BIOGRAPHIES,HERE IT COMES THE BOOK FOR BOYS. The inspiring life of 50 children who have become superheroes without the need for a cape or sword. With Alan Turing, Albert Einstein, Andre Agassi, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Charles Darwin, Dalái Lama, Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente, Haile Gebrselassie, Harvey Milk, Iqbal Masih, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Jamie Oliver, John Lennon, Julio Verne , Kilian Jornet, Leonardo da Vinci, Louis Braille, Mahatma Gandhi, Pedro Duque, Roald Amundsen, Sebastião Salgado, Stephen Hawking, among others.

      • Children's & YA

        THE BIG BOOK OF EMOTIONS

        by MARÍA MENÉNDEZ PONTE (writer); JUDI ABOTT (illustrator)

        EMOTIONS, WHAT A WORLD! Recognizing and knowing how to express emotions and feelings is essential in the development of the little ones. Sometimes we adults understand what they feel but we don't know how to explain it to them so that they are able to understand each other better. However, doing so is a necessary step to mature and grow happily. The 30 tales of María Menéndez-Ponte will help to recognize and manage all kinds of emotions. The adventures of its friendly protagonists will make the difficult task of understanding our own emotions more fun than ever. Besides, they are accompanied by the sheets prepared by La Nau Espacial, a center specialized in emotional education.

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