New Spanish Titles

  • Gato y los nuevos inquilinos
    Cat and the New Tenants
    Author:
    Mary Solari; Antonio Zurera (ilustración)
    Publisher: Narval editores
    Cat watches the new tenants from the attic's balcony. Through the lighted windows he follows the family's movements, looking for the right moment to conquer them and enter their house. Will he be able to enjoy a daily meal, a roof over his head and a warm radiator to stretch out by once again?
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  • Genios. El eco fantasma de sus voces
    Geniuses; The ghostly echo of their voices
    Author:
    María Jesús Lorente
    Publisher: Editorial Luis Vives
    Deep, sometimes eccentric, highly sensitive, brilliant creative minds... This work showcases twenty cultural geniuses of the twentieth century who contributed to the creation of a new and transgressive vision of the society in which they lived. Picasso, Dali, Hugo Pratt, Frida Kahlo... The Llorente siblings paint a penetrating and exciting picture of each of these prodigies.
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  • Germans!
    Germans!
    Siblings!
    Author:
    Rocio Bonilla
    Publisher: Edicions Bromera, empresa editorial, S.L.U.
    Read report: Germans! (Siblings!)
    Having a brother is very annoying! He's like a monkey, always clowning about. Having a sister is a pain in the neck! Everything I do is wrong and she won't let me play the way I want to. But sometimes brothers and sisters can be a great help, and together they have some good fun. Maybe having a brother or a sister isn't so bad… But a third brother or sister? No way.
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  • Grande
    Big
    Author:
    Canizales
    Publisher: Apila Ediciones
    Hi, my name is Petra and I'm very small, so small that hardly anyone notices me. But I dream of being big, very big, bigger than anyone else. These are the words of the main character of the story, a little pebble who dreams of being big, but who finds that in real life she is looked down on because of her size.
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  • Hachiko, el perro que esperaba
    Hachiko, The Dog Who Waited
    Hachiko, el perro que esperaba
    Author:
    Lluis Prats
    Agent: Building Books S.L (IMC Agencia Literaria)
    Professor Ueno buys a puppy for his daughter. The relationship between the professor and Hachiko, the dog, soon becomes a special one. Hachiko accompanies him to the station every morning and awaits his return at 5.30 in the afternoon. Every working day. Every month. Every year. A relationship based on friendship and loyalty has developed between them. And nothing can break it...
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  • Hacia cualquier otra parte
    To Anywhere Else
    Hacia cualquier otra parte
    Author:
    Jorge Sierra
    Publisher: Editorial Barrett
    Inspired by La terre en rond, a mythical travel book about a round-the-world journey at the beginning of the sixties, undertaken by two Frenchmen in a Citroën 2CV, a young Galician called Jorge Sierra dreams of emulating their journey. After finding a companion ready to undertake the project, he prepares the 2CV he calls "Naranjito" for its orange bodywork.
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  • Hermanas, perros, frikis y otros especímenes
    Sisters, Dogs, Geeks and Other Specimens
    Cubierta Hermanas, perros, frikis y otros especímenes
    Author:
    Maite Carranza y Júlia Prats
    Publisher: EDEBÉ - EDICIONES DON BOSCO
    When Ángela - blonde and perfect - is too ill to travel to Ireland, her sister, Marina, a specialist in problems and disasters, goes in her place.
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  • Historia de España contada a las niñas
    A Girls' History of Spain
    Author:
    María Bastarós
    Publisher: Fulgencio Pimentel SL
    Somewhere between journalistic chronicle, pamphlet, peasant drama and newsstand magazine, The Girls' History of Spain appropriates events and places in our recent history and returns them to us in the form of a corrosive, polyphonic and vibrant puzzle.
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  • Hoy es miércoles
    Today Is Wednesday
    Portada del libro "Hoy es miércoles", de Patricio Nouveau. 2018
    Author:
    Patricio Nouveau
    Publisher: Códices Azules, S.L.
    An unknown adult unexpectedly turns up in the lives of Gilmar and Lanh at the same time but in different parts of the world. Gilmar lives in Bolivia and his father works in the old silver miines of Cerro Rico in the city of Potosí; Lanh is an orphan, she was taken in by the Thuy Xuân orphanage in Vietnam after her parents died when the Perfume River flooded.
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  • Imagodonte
    Imagodon
    Imagodonte
    Author:
    Gracia Iglesias (autor) y Nono Granero (ilustrador)
    Publisher: Milrazones
    The imagodon is an animal that is so hard to find that everybody is sure it doesn't exist (although, as you'll see in the book they will pay for their incredulity). There are also those who confuse it with the domestic camisaurous, but the imagodon doesn't look anything like it.
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