New Spanish Titles - Spring 2012

At the start of the 90s there was a revolution in the world of software based on the improvement of product usability. Fronting this revolution was a newly coined phrase, what you see is what you get (WYSIWYG), which was the slogan of the change.

The sky has grown dark and Mummy Bear knows it's time to hibernate, but Little Bear doesn't want to. He doesn't want to get into a cramped cave. And because he's a brave bear and thinks he knows everything, he's not afraid of being alone or cold or hungry.

Of all the areas involved in the commercialisation of services and products, communication is the one which is experiencing the most rapid and drastic changes. The fragmentation of the media and communications support, the appearance of new technologies and changes in consumer behaviour make it necessary to bring the context up to date and reveal the most important tendencies.

When Enrique Ardiach, an important businessman and well-known antiquarian, dies in a strange plane accident, his two grandchildren Elisabet and Eduardo are left on their own. They find their grandfather's briefcase in the wreckage of the plane, along with mystical signs and a hastily scribbled note telling them to "look for Gerard de Villiers".