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      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2017

        Nyah Nyah

        by Susana Aliano Casales

        His name is Pedro and he’s a boy, but he looks like a girl. Unlike his sister, Valeria, who looks like a boy. They’re the strangest kids at school.

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2016

        A Wolf

        by Fidel Sclavo

        There once was a wolf who lived in a forest. He never left it, for he felt protected there. But at the same time, he was afraid of everything.

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2014

        My Sheepdog Chiche

        by Susana Aliano Casales

        Chiche was a brown sheepdog that my grandfather gave my older brother for his birthday. When I was born, Chiche had already lived with us for a few years, so he was part of the family before me.

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2014

        I, Author

        by Eliana Lucián

        I dreamed of seeing my name on the cover of a book. I wanted it so much that one day… I did it myself!

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2014

        The Woman who Spoke with Fish

        by Fidel Sclavo

        She went to the shore and told them things. They didn’t always answer her, but she could hear everything they said to one another. She submerged herself into the water and stayed there for a while, amused by their conversations.

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2013

        A Very Linear Man & A Woman With Many Curves

        by Fidel Sclavo

        He was a very linear man. His house, his world and his things were all straight lines. She has lots of curves. She went out to wander through wavy grass with her dog, whose fur was all tiny curls, tiny curves. One day, they met…

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2013

        Going Home

        by Susana Aliano Casales

        Sometimes, I don’t feel like going home. I run around a bush a hundred times, or I count all the trees along the avenue once again, or I simply lie down on the grass of the plaza, which is like an enormous green carpet all painted with flowers.

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2012

        The Musician and the Dancer

        by Ximena Bruno

        The work day begins for this ant, who is ready to start on her tasks. In her group, every ant fulfills its role and nobody can deviate from the plan. This little friend emerges from her home and goes to explore, because that is her task: to search, to discover, to report back...

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA
        2019

        El libro infinito

        by Luisa Sabatini - Silvia Soler

        An invitation to reading among colors, imagination and nature.

      • Trusted Partner
        Educational: Sciences, general science
        2020

        El cielo de día, el cielo de noche

        by Tabaré Gallardo - Silvia Soler

        A proposal to discover the sky and its colors, the moon, the stars and the solar system, and to value dark skies.

      • Trusted Partner
        Educational: Sciences, general science
        2019

        Los indios de los cerritos

        La vida en antiguas aldeas

        by Camila Gianotti - Silvia Soler

        Children's book about 5000 year old mounds in Uruguay

      • Trusted Partner
        Educational: Biology
        2018

        El viaje que cambió la ciencia

        Las aventuras de Darwin en el Río de la Plata

        by Anita Aisenberg - Silvia Soler

        This book tells the story of the brilliant English naturalist, his adventures around Rio de la Plata, and explains the origin of his theory of evolution.

      • Trusted Partner
        Children's & YA

        La sopa más rica y otros cuentos (The most delicious soup and other stories)

        by Mariana Ruiz Johnson

        The most delicious soup and other stories brings together five stories that take place in the village of Villa Verde, the place where all the characters live and interact. The stories are apparently very simple, yet they offer readers a delicate literary experience woven from references, ways of naming the world, images, and experiences typical of young children. This book, moreover, shares many elements with comics. In fact, we could see it as a comic for very young children, where the author, Mariana Ruiz Johnson, has used nib and Indian ink and digital color to provide readers with images in warm colors and a very rich illustration work with thousands of details for the delight of readers.

      • Trusted Partner
        October 2016

        The X-Mas Bro's

        Im Auftrag des Herrn

        by Illustriert von Manneh, Lisa

      • Más allá - El arte

        by Liébana Goñi

        A girl explores fantastic, imaginary and imagined worlds that will surprise us when we find out who created them. Art is recreated in works of art. A very careful illustrated album that aims to bring artistic creation and its protagonists closer to the little ones, and not so young, to the curious. A book to discover works of art and to dream about it through an exciting adventure, a story that is supported by careful illustrations that make a nod to different masterpieces in a subtle and original way.

      • January 2016

        Más allá del Sol

        by Rocha, Glafira

        Until not long ago there were forbidden topics in the theater for children and young audiences. Fantasies left a mantle of illusion about real life, children and adults lacked scenarios to reflect with freshness, risk and courage, about a world that, inevitably, always ends up overwhelming the child's gaze with its inevitable rawness. Beyond the sun endorses, fortunately, the new paths that the theater for children has taken in our days. If education is a way of teaching a human being to think for himself, this theater more than fulfills a vocation that evidences the problematic relations between real life and the perspective of children. It fulfills an essential function: it creates a space of thought and humor to filter the inevitable daily violence. Should children not think the inexorable? We don't even dare to think about it, but it happens: children die too. In this ghost story, Glafira Rocha's heroes return or, better said, simply don't leave because they are more alive than some "living" ones. The beloved Citrino and Chuy Piscuy teach us to live without fear, but above all to value the counterpoint of death: life.

      • Literature & Literary Studies
        December 2021

        Imago Mundi IV

        by José Kozer

        Lo autobiográfico: esa impronta que en toda la poesía, la escritura de José Kozer es lo metafísico, lo ético, lo filosófico. El cotidiano y sus aliados a través de los sentidos: alturas agorafóbicas, por menores, particularidades que son convertidas en redes y concatenaciones, fachadas de casas, espejos, sinagogas, té azabache. La irrupción, la dislocación, lo no lineal en sus versos son más que una estructura o forma, el ejercicio de una elección estética, palabra por palabra. Estrategias más que acrobacias: revelaciones, satoris. El lenguaje como la casa, el jardín, el monasterio, el árbol: laurel, roble, sicomoro. Los alfabetos y silabarios. El todo, la nada, como parte dialógica de este IMAGO MUNDI IV. Más allá de la riqueza lingüística, el ritmo, la oralidad, más allá del universo particular donde el poeta explora, queda entre las páginas el canto del jilguero, la pasarela de madera, el agua de escaramujo.

      • Religion: general
        January 2015

        TERESA A TRAVÉS DE SUS OBRAS

        by García Gutiérrez, Jesús Manuel

        La figura de Teresa aparece, en su tiempo y en el nuestro, como una figura reformadora. Teresa sigue siendo una pionera carismática, capaz de conjugar las «cumbres» de la contemplación de los misterios divinos con el servicio y la humanización de las gentes de su tiempo y de nuestro tiempo; une lo «sagrado» con lo «profano»; los «pucheros» y las conversaciones con los «serafines». ¿Pará que escribir un libro más sobre Teresa? Pretendo dar a conocer la vida y obras de Teresa a personas que no estén familiarizadas con la literatura religiosa-espiritual, y menos con la mística. Más que narrar su vida, intento contagiar el deseo de leer las obras mayores de Teresa.

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