En Italia son todos machos / In Italy are all males

Scrappy fencer Nicholas Cox comes to the end of his path to prove himself worthy of a father he never knew in the face of surly upperclassmen, nearly impossible odds, and the talent of his rival, sullen fencing prodigy, Seiji Katayama. Sparks fly white-hot on the pitch as Nicholas and Seiji finally face off once again in the halls of King’s Row. It’s a match that will change King’s Row (and both of them!) forever, and set the stage as the team journeys to face their bitter rivals and prove themselves once and for all. The third volume of the breakneck series from writer C.S. Pacat (The...

Cody Pomeray's violated his parole. He's cuffed and headed back to the place he dreads the most -- the slammer. He's dead if he shows up without having completed a little "errand" for a vicious crime boss. But then Cody is given just 48 hours to set things right -- and he has no choice but to join forces with his ex-girlfriend to track down an arsonist hiding somewhere along the California coast.

When Heather goes to playgroup, at first she feels bad because she has two mothers and no father, but then she learns that there are lots of different kinds of families and the most important thing is that all the people love each other.

“Revivir el primer año de la pandemia pero esta vez hacerlo bien, ahora que tenemos la oportunidad. En este libro, podremos revivir esos días acompañados por el Cuy, su nieto Pelito, Videchet, la Muerte (por supuesto) y también por Humberto que se une, como mandan los tiempos, por videollamada. Ellos compartieron nuestras paranoias, nuestras angustias, nuestras ilusiones. Es bueno verlos y recordar también cómo nos afectó todo lo que a ellos les afectaba. Es bueno saber que estuvimos juntos en esto.” (Marcos Sifuentes).