New Spanish Titles

  • Canción para dormir a las fieras
    A Song to Send Wild Animals to Sleep
    Canción para dormir a las fieras
    Author:
    Paula Carbonell (Lyca)
    Publisher: Ediciones Jaguar
    This book is a jungle, an adventure, a lullaby, a caress, a wishing of sweet dreams to our wild animals. What can we do when there is no way to get our wild animals to sleep? This story-song by Paula Carbonell (illustrated by José Antonio Perona) will help you to make these nocturnal animals sleepy. Contains a QR code so you can listen to the lullaby!
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  • Cándido y los demás
    Cándido And The Others
    Cándido y los demás de Fran Pintadera y Christian Inaraja
    Author:
    Fran Pintadera; Christian Inaraja
    Publisher: Kalandraka Editora
    We are all different. With this in mind, we are introduced to Cándido, an unusual person with a great need to express himself to the world around him, to be understood and accepted. It is rare for such a seemingly simple text to bring about such profound and necessary reflection on a society as complex as today's.
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  • Carvalho. Tatuaje
    Carvalho: Tattoo
    Author:
    Manuel Vázquez Montalbán, Bartolomé Seguí, Hernán Migoya
    Publisher: Norma Editorial S.A.
    The first Detective Pepe Carvalho novel. The naked body of a man appears one day on the beach at Vilasser de Mar. The face has been eaten by fish and a tattoo is the only clue : "I was born to revolutionise Hell." Carvalho must discover his identity.
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  • Ciudades en las que nunca has estado
    Cities You Have Never Visited
    Ciudades en las que nunca has estado
    Author:
    César Sánchez
    Publisher: Editorial Barrett
    César Sánchez returns with his second book, a fantastic literary tour on which each stop is a challenge to the reader's imagination and intelligence. A book of tales that sets us out to a journey from the detective story to science fiction via humour and the microtext, to offer a very personal vision of those cities we have never visited or have never dared on imagine in that way.
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  • Clases de chapín
    Chapín classes
    Author:
    Eduardo Halfon
    Publisher: Fulgencio Pimentel SL
    A chapín is a kind of raised sandal or clog, and Guatemalans are referred to as 'chapines' in a large part of Latin America. The name has two connotations: it can be both hurled with contempt and brandished with pride, and that paradox provides a key to solving the puzzle represented here by a process of decantation.
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  • Como el perro y el gato
    Like Cats and Dogs
    Como el perro y el gato
    Author:
    Edu Flores
    Publisher: Apila Ediciones
    Dog and Cat belong to two very different worlds: one lives in the city, the other in the country. What can a cat teach a dog? Or a dog a cat? Can they learn something together? This story reminds us something we should never forget: having a friend is a treasure.
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  • CÓMO FUNCIONA … AEROPUERTO
    How it Works… Airport
    CÓMO FUNCIONA
    Author:
    Jordi Cuadrado Borbonès
    Publisher: PARRAMON PAIDOTRIBO S.L.
    Everyday we experience numerous services all around us, but we often have no idea of their complexity. We've probably been to airports on more than one occasion and even flown in planes, but many elements that we never see are essential to the functioning of this complex world. This book will help us to discover them!
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  • Cuando llega el miedo
    When Fear Arrives
    Author:
    Carrera Crespo, Laia
    Publisher: Onada Edicions
    When fear comes is an emotional journey that aims to shine a light on the process we experience when we go through an emotion that is simultaneously mysterious and revealing. This picture book invites us to feel and express fear without shame.
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  • Cuéntame, Sésamo.
    Tell Me, Sesame!
    Portada de Cuéntame, Sésamo. Aina S. Erice y Jacobo Muñiz (ilustraciones)
    Author:
    Aina S. Erice
    Publisher: A Fin de Cuentos Editorial S.L.
    Poisoned apples, pumpkins that turn into carriages, olives that can be transformed into oil to light up the darkness... where would our famous fairy tales be without plants? Hand in hand with Snow White, Cinderella and Ali Baba, biologist Aina S. Erice invites us to discover the wonderful world of plants.
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  • De Seúl al cielo
    From Seoul to the Sky
    Author:
    Silvia Aliaga y Tatiana Marco
    Agent: Tormenta
    Paula is a Spanish dancer who has recently arrived in Seoul with a failed dream: the city isn't what she'd expected and the person she had most longed to see has betrayed her.
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