New Spanish Titles

The Arctic Ocean, 1960. Everything has changed on board the Eridanus, an old prospecting ship anchored off the island of Jan Mayen. In just a few days the crew's cabins have become prison cells and the pantry has been transformed into an interrogation room where Vatne and the mysterious Mr Dodt viciously carry out their work.

Breathe is a dialogue between a little boy and his mother at bedtime. But this dialogue could take place anywhere and at any time of day, because what the book really offers is a collection of illustrated exercised that can help children become more aware of their breathing: Mummy, I can’t sleep tonight! Why not? I don’t know, my head keeps thinking and thinking.

Santi, Jordi, the Princess and the Dragon presents a slightly different take on the classic dragons and princesses story. . . . The story's protagonist is a princess who lives - in two castles! One of these she shares with her mamá, her papu (her father-in-spirit) and a whole heap of relations, and in the other she lives with her papá and her mamu (who in no way resembles a wicked step-mother).

A love story between an old manipulator and a beautiful visionary artist. An unclassifiable ballad, at times a parody of the noir genre, at times a family saga with an unknown narrator. A sarcastic and poignant testimony of our global, indeterminate, tragic, hilarious world in which humanity turns up when it’s least expected, under cover of money or in environments with no control or space.