New Spanish Titles - Spring 2012

Don't wash your hands, don't close your mouth and sing at table are some of the educational rules of this book. These are instructions for disobeying the  injust and perverse order that reigns on our planet.

On her deathbed, María Francisca, member of a noble family of Toledo, begs for her children. The tension is enormous: no one present is aware that the young woman had progeny. Her mother denies the fact, but her aunts cannot but think that there may be some truth in it.

The 'A very special day' collection features the Three Baby Triplets on the most special days of the year, with their family and friends. Published on card in large format, it introduces children to reading and stories and allows them to recognise as their own the situations described in the book. This helps them to question various themes and also to adjust their reactions.

Has world history been fair to women? Have they been given the significance they deserve? How often do we read that the champions of discovery and conquest have been men, never women? Through neglect or historic omission women have often, very often, remained in the background. Almost always in fact, except in a few special cases. Anayansi is one of these.