Carlitos Cachaña

The “Star-Spangled Banner” is the great anthem of our nation. This book introduces readers to this special song, the story behind it, and why we still sing it today. Readers will love following the main character as they learn how to sing the “Star-Spangled Banner” in music class. Illustrations help tell both the main character’s story and that of Francis Scott Key. Young readers will enjoy following this engaging yet simple text about the United States’ anthem.

París. Noche de Hallowen de 2008. Un grupo de estudiantes organiza una fiesta siniestra a la que han de acudir disfrazados. Pascal, un chico de 16 años tímido e inseguro, asiste a la fiesta y por una casualidad del destino se ve inmerso en una aventura.

This is a novel that reflects what, in Alicia's eyes, is their contradictory world. In this new adventure, the little girl enters a world of upside down (that's how mirrors are), of fantasy and logic. Talking flowers and a horseman who lives by falling off his horse and who invents useless things are some of the strange and incredible characters that Alice will meet on her way to the coronation.

Lola is a nine-year old girl who lives with her mother Carmen. She thinks her mum is her only family until a complete stranger knocks at the door. The stranger, an old man with a surly appearance, makes her Mum look really astonished, as he assures he is her father, Lola's granddad, about whom she has not known anything about for years.