Patito busca a su mamá

Every night the small animals of the forest gather around the old oak tree to hear a story under the stars. Tonight the oak tree tells the story of Camila, the strange iguana, who never spoke but ate flies, laid in the sun and smiled at everyone who said hello. One day Camila lost her smile and began to lose her brillant green color. When the animals discover the cause, they try to help their new friend.

Un cuento de Navidad ambientado en Chad. Un fotógrafo se adentra en este país africano y se va encontrando la pobreza, la crudeza, pero también la esperanza que se abre camino en el país. Personas que ayudan a otras, personas que han sufrido y que intentan comenzar una nueva vida. Y la felicidad que invade a los que menos tienen, aunque nosotros no podamos entenderlo. Carmen de la Rosa enmarca todos estos sentimientos en este nuevo libro, ilustrado maravillosamente por Belén García, enfermera que conoce de primera mano lo que el libro pretende recrear, ya que colabora activamente como...

Feeling confined in her quiet shore village and wishing she could be at sea, Cristiana is drawn to an old boat called the "Cristóbal Colón," and uses it as her audience as she retells the story of Columbus and his voyages, mixed with her own life and memories.

Las chicas del Club de Tea van a Holanda para investigar una misteriosa desaparición, mientras una roedora maquina en la sombra para robar una preciada flor...

Adapted by an award-winning Argentine scholar and writer, a series of short stories reflect the unique cultural life of the region that was created from a mix of the oral traditions of the native Tehuelche, the Mapuche who migrated from Chile and were called Araucano by the early Spanish, and the Welsh who immigrated to the region in the mid to late 1800s.