New Spanish Titles - Autumn 2011

Alexandra's grandmother is starting to forget everything. Alexandra's family thinks that she will not understand what is happening, as she is only twelve years old, so they begin to hide and disguise the truth. At first, Alexandra is amused when her grandmother contravenes the social norms, but she soon starts to ask herself if this behaviour is a way of resisting old age or illness.

In It's All Still To Do Pau Garcia-Milà Pujol covers everything that can happen after the initial spark of an idea: from the inevitable doubts about its foolishness, to being convinced it will change the world, through to the moment when we decide to go for it and make the idea happen (for good or ill).

The First World War has been considered by many historians as the true dividing line of 20th century European history, the traumatic break with the dominant politics of the time.

The Galenic fable, where "there are animals which talk like people, and people who behave like animals", recounts the adventures of Aunt Lola's donkey, a character immortalised by the Os Dezas de Moneixas pipers in the paso doble of the same name.