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      • Health & Personal Development
        November 2012

        The Cookie Book

        Celebrating the Art, Power and Mystery of Women's Sweetest Spot

        by Maritza Breitenbach

        This international award-winning book offers an intimate guide for women of all ages. It gently weaves through a number of areas such as hygiene, puberby, virginity, the G-spot, masturbation, pregnancy, childbirth and the menopause, while offering amusing snippets from ancient times. The book is written in a conversational and humorous style, and has more than 100 colorful, non-invasive, non-pornographic images and classical art works from the masters. It addresses all the intimate questions women often have, and are too embarrassed to talk about. This valuable book is a beautiful gift to all women and young girls. "Recognising the importance and profundity of the vagin ... philosophical and humorous ... a tome that admirably attempts to unravel and ponder the history, impact and beauty of the vagina." - Oliver Roberts, Sunday Times

      • Cruel Sky

        by Maritza M. Buendía

        Cruel Sky tells the love stories of three generations of women living in the little town Cielo cruel. Grandma Belén was a young teacher influenced by José Vasconcelos. Years later, she married Severino, but she could only find any sexual pleasure with him, fantasizing about violent scenes. Gloria, the mother, married Fernando and migrated to the USA. Once they came back to Cielo cruel, she reconnects with Soledad, an old friend of her, which Gloria will strive to include as part of her sex life with Fernando. Finally, Mar, the daughter, who will grow up traumatized by a self-inflected guilt. Her life is a journey from the desert to sea, a girl’s metamorphosis into a woman, a seek for a man who doesn’t close his eyes while making love.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences
        April 2019

        Nosotros, Colombia… Comunicación, paz y (pos)conflicto

        by Sergio Roncallo-Dow, Juan David Cárdenas Ruiz, Juan Carlos Gómez Giraldo

        Peace seems to have been elusive in Colombian history. The ups and downs in the negotiation processes, the unfulfilled promises, and the political polarization have made Colombia a nation in a state of continuous crisis and that, in spite of itself - to take up the old Bushnell phrase - has managed to stay afloat and, above all, do not lose hope for a stable and lasting peace.   There have been numerous attempts to build it and they seem to have been unsuccessful, especially because a good part of the collective representation that we have of them has been built from the media apparatus that, in the case of our country, has been at the service of power and that it has resulted in skepticism that, especially since the 1990s, has tended to transform into a strong polarization. With this book, we want not only to think about peace and (post) conflict from communication but to remind (us), once again, that we can still be we.

      • April 2021

        Chola Salvation

        by Estella Gonzalez

        Chicana writer’s debut story collection unveils the lives of her Mexican-American community.

      • Early learning: time & seasons
        2020

        Eyes

        by Mari Pérez

        This title proposes a clean white background, different elements, seasons and animals, where the common theme is colour. A visual narrative work in harmony with a short text, where children can relate colours, creatures, climates and elements. It is worth mentioning the illustrations elaborated as a collage, which awaken restlessness and stimulate the eye as well as curiosity. But the surprise it is at the end, where the book has a little mirror so that children can describe what colors they see in their little eyes. We invite you to open your beautiful eyes and start reading!

      • Animal stories (Children's/YA)
        2020

        Fabulous

        10 Aesop's Fables

        by Cristóbal Joannon, Mari Pérez

        Witty animals, foolish animals, smart animals, silly animals who end at the bottom of a river. That's how they are, that's how we are too. A lot to learn from them to understand the world and to better understand how our strange little heads work. Aesop's classic fables hold important teachings for children and adults. This is an invitation to visit them with a current and fun look.

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