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BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AT EL PRADO MUSEUM

El Prado Museum, one of the world's most important art galleries, opened its doors to visitors in 1819. Since then, many have visited it and have

enjoyed the paintings it preserves in its rooms.

In these books you will enjoy some of the museum's most famous paintings, and you will be

thrilling to come discover them in person.

ISBN 978-84-698-4804-320 x 26 cm · 64 pages · Hardback

PVP 9.50 € IBIC YNA Art

ISBN 978-84-698-4805-020 x 26 cm · 32 pages · Hardback

Price 7.50 € IBIC YNA Art

Ana Alonso (1970). Teacher, poet and writer. She received a Biological Science degree at the University of León and studied in Scotland and Paris. Some of her most important YA books are 'The Time Key' or 'Yin' sagas, written with Javier Pelegrín. They both received the 2015 XII Anaya Children and Young Adult Literature Award for 'Dreaming about Berlin'.

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AGE 8+

Leonardo da Vinci is one of the most famous artists of all time. He was a genius: a painter, scientist, inventor, a man full of ideas he wanted to bring to reality.

Thanks to his curiosity, imagination and fantasy, he painted in a unique style, in a way no one had ever painted before.

Two books to approach Leonardo Da Vinci and understand why he is

an essential figure in our world.

Illustrations Núria Homs · Collection Mi primer libro · 20 x 26 cm · Colour · IBIC YNA Art

ISBN 978-84-698-4810-4 32 pages · Hardback

PVP 7.50 €

ISBN 978-84-698-4811-1 64 pages · Softcover

PVP 9.50 €

LEONARDO DA VINCIV CENTENARY OF HIS DEATH

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T en stories about ten indispensable women from Spanish culture world whose activity developed in the late 19th

and early 20th centuries. Names that are sometimes forgotten, but who put all their work, effort and fight for cultural progress in our country. Feminism foremothers who contributed tributed to the recognition of women's rights in all areas.They were writers (Emilia Pardo Bazán or Mª Teresa León), painters (María Blanchard), political activists (Clara Campoamor), researchers (María Moliner), journalists (Carmen de Burgos) or actresses (María Guerrero) who had to fight to have their voices heard. The time has come for us to know who they were.

Rosa Huertas was born in Madrid. She is a doctor in Information Science and a graduate in Hispanic Philology. Nowadays, she is a Spanish Language and Literature teacher in the Madrid high school IES Gran Capitán. She won the 2011 Young Adult Fiction Hache Award with her first novel, 'Bad Moon'. She won the X Young Adult Fiction Alandar Award with her second novel, 'One-eyed, cursed and in love'. Anaya has published some of her other books: 'My Neighbour Cervantes', 'My First Cervantes Book' and 'Everything is a Mask'. She enjoys writing stories about the past and the present, where reality and fiction come together to reach the readers' heart.

Illustrator Eugenia ÁbalosCollection Leer y pensar

ISBN 978-84-698-4834-014 x 21,5 cm · 144 pages · Softcover

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María BlanchardCarmen de BurgosClara Campoamor

Elena Fortún María Guerrero

María Teresa LeónConcha Méndez María Moliner

Emilia Pardo BazánMaría Zambrano

Ten women from Spanish culture are given voice to turn their biography into something living and breathing.

AGE 12+PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL

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Illustrations by Fran Collado Collection El Volcán

ISBN 978-84-698-4833-313 x 20 cm · 80 pages · Softcover

PVP 9.20 € IBIC YFB General Fiction

E L V O L C Á N

On the same day Tonuco had to meet with Marga to go to the movies, his mom finds out he has lice. He decides to keep this tiny problem a secret to spend time with his friend, and he will not hesitate to try all kinds of home remedies to get rid of these annoying little bugs. The problem is that some secrets, especially the itchy ones, always end up coming to light.

A small secret ends up being a huge and itchy problem.

Ana Belén Hormiga Amador (Tenerife, Spain) is a graduate in Hispanic Philology and works as a Spanish Language and Literature teacher. She has done great work to promote equality inside and outside the classroom, organizing activities, talks and presentations on the subject.

AGE 10+

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Lyman Frank Baum was born in 1856 in Chittenango (New York).

He was a sick child, because of a heart condition he suffered from since birth. In 1868, after turning

12, he became a cadet for Peekskill Military Academy, in his home state. As a teenager, he had two

main passions: printing and theatre. In 1882, Baum married Maud Gage,

daughter of one of the most important advocates for women's

emancipation. He also worked for several newspapers, like The

Saturday Pioneer or the Evening Post. In 1897,

publishing house Way and Williams issued a series of stories,

each one based on a children's song, entitled 'Mother Goose in Prose'. On May 15th, 1900 he published

'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz', illustrated by Denslow. It was a

total success. Both Baum and Denslow reached the peak of their careers. Later, Baum brought 'The

Wonderful Wizard of Oz' to theatres and kept on writing stories.

In 1910 he moved to Hollywood, where he died nine years later.

Illustrations Alberto Díaz Collection Adapted Classics ISBN 978-84-698-4798-5 17 x 24 cm · 176 pages · Softcover PVP 11.20 €IBIC YFH Fantasy

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'The Wizard of Oz' is the most read and translated American children's novel in the world, and therefore, one of the favourites books of children in every country. This story narrates Dorothy's magical journey following the yellow brick road to Emerald City. She travels with her friends—the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman and the Cowardly Lion, searching for the Wizard of Oz. Despite having a different plot than traditional popular stories, it gives the message of defending good against evil and truth against lies.


AGE 12+

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was born in Edinburgh in 1859, within a family where almost everyone stood out in an artistic discipline. He was

educated in a public school in his home town and later in a Jesuit

school, where he thoroughly studied Latin prose writers and English

classics, mainly Shakespeare. After that, he studied Medicine in the

University of Edinburgh until 1881. In 1886 he finished writing 'A Study

in Scarlet', shaping Sherlock Holmes' character, who would

become the protagonist of many of his stories until 1926 ('The Sign of

the Four,' T'he Hound of the Baskervilles', 'The Adventures of

Sherlock Holmes'...). However, he also created other unique

characters, like Professor Challenger (the protagonist in several novels,

including 'The Lost World'), and he also wrote historical novels, which,

he confessed, were his highest literary aspirations. On 1902, he was knighted by the British government,

and he died from a heart attack in 1930 in Crowborough (England).

Illustrations Dani Padrón Collection Clásicos a Medida ISBN 978-84-698-4799-217 x 24 cm · 176 pages · Softcover PVP 11.20 € IBIC YFC Adventures

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Reporter Ned Malone interviews the extremely eccentric Professor Challenger. After a quite hectic meeting, the young man is so fascinated by the Professor that he decides to enlist in the expedition he is organizing. Their objective will be to arrive to Maple White Land, a remote location in the Amazon rainforest where time stopped thousands of years ago and prove that some prehistoric species are still alive there. A novel from the creator of Sherlock Holmes, another display of his mastery to combine adventure, humour and unique characters with outstanding abilities.


AGE 14+

Illustrations Goyo Rodríguez Collection Adapted Classics ISBN 978-84-698-4797-817 x 24 cm · 176 pages · Softcover PVP 11.20 € IBIC YFC Adventures

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Resting on his whalebone leg, Captain Ahab guides the Pequod's crew towards disaster. He is driven by his obsession to kill the white whale, Moby Dick; the Evil's reincarnation that mutilated his body and soul forever. An essential adventure novel, a summary on whalers and the sea, and a classic of universal literature of all times.

Herman Melville was born in New York in 1919. Son of a relatively

successful merchant, he became orphan at 12. At 17, he made his first

trip to Liverpool. He worked as a banker, rural teacher, crew member

of a whaling ship, and a deserter. After being captured by a

cannibalistic tribe, he managed to escape with the help of some

Australian marines, with whom he participated in a mutiny. He went

back to Boston in 1844. His first novels are based on the adventures

he lived. In 1847 he married the daughter of the Supreme Judge of the

state of Massachusetts, with whom he had four children. After 'Moby Dick' failed, he started writing for

two magazines. In 1857 he published 'The Confidence-Man', another failure. He worked as a customs

inspector from 1866 to 1885, and he focused his literary activity on poetry until 1891, the year he died, when he

wrote 'Billy Bud'.


AGE 12+

V centenary of Leonardo da Vinci's death. A close-up to the great figure of the painter, inventor and scientist, to the Renaissance man who was ahead of his time.

Illustrator Helena Pérez Collection Reading and ThinkingISBN 978-84-698-4835-714 x 21,5 cm · 144 pages · Softcover PVP 12.00 €IBIC YFT Historical Fiction Available on


E ver since childhood, Leonardo da Vinci stood out because of his huge curiosity and his great drawing and painting

skills. He was born in Vinci but he soon moved to Florence, where he got admitted in Andrea del Verrocchio's workshop. He was an exceptional artist, and he discussed about things no one else had ever talked about before. He was capable of dreaming and he wanted to make his dreams come true, like trying to fly, for example. He wished to combine imagination and science, creating under the rules of science but without putting emotion away.All of this was reflected in his many notebooks, where he wrote down his impressions, ideas and drawings. Before dying, he left them under the custody of his disciple Francesco Melzi, but it wasn't well into the 19th century when they became truly popular.

Eliacer Cansino was born in Seville in 1954. Writer and Philosophy teacher, he has dedicated his literary work to children and youth. He makes frequent contributions in magazines and reflection forums about children and YA narrative. In 1997, he received the Lazarillo Award for ‘The Velazquez Mystery’. Some of his most relevant books published by Anaya are: Nube y los niños/Cloud and the Children, ‘The pencil that found its name’, ‘Julian is scared’, ‘The Legends of Bécquer told by Eliacer Cansino’ and ‘I, Robinson Sanchez, being shipwrecked’. In 2009, he won the VI Anaya Children and Young Adult Literature Award with the novel ‘A Room in Babel’, which the next year won the National Children and Young Adult Literature Award, granted by the Ministry of Culture. His work has been largely translated to French, German and Japanese.


AGE 12+

L ia has a reputation for being a difficult and troublesome girl.

This summer, she is enrolled in a detoxification camp for

teenagers addicted to new technologies. The camp is in a very special environment in Menorca, although most of the participants perceive it as a hostile place. Lia knows some of them because they go to the same high school.

The first night, Raquel, the instructor in charge, wakes up all twelve participants. Apparently, she found a dead bird on her bed. All fingers accusingly point at Lia. The day before, she had been complaining about how little she liked birds and nature. Lia tries to defend herself, but she will have a hard time finding convincing arguments.


A novel where philosophical disquisitions will be fundamental to solve the mystery. The story takes place in a camp where Socrates, Plato or Nietzsche, the instructors, will help the teenagers think by themselves, away from technology.

Collection Reading and ThinkingISBN 978-84-698-4836-414 x 21,5 cm · 152 pages · SoftcoverPVP 12.00 €IBIC YX Social Sciences Available on



AGE 5+

Illustrations Patricia G. SerranoCollection Pinch of Salt · 22 x 22 cm · 40 pages · Softcover PVP 7.00 €IBIC YBCS Picture Books

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The entertaining adventures of Pizca and his friends, in block letters to help children become fluent readers and consolidate their reading habits.

The Biblionauts travel to a book about living in the Middle Ages. There, Kapek will take the opportunity to make his dream of becoming a knight come true, while Pizca and Magnus have fun performing as minstrels.

Discover plenty of things about living in the Middle Ages and about castles.

Pizca thinks that the plant in his flowerpot is a machine, and that it is broken. His friends, the Biblionauts, make an effort to prove to him that plants are living beings. To do so, they will travel to a book where they will discover the variety of the plant kingdom.

Learn about plants, their life forms and the different types of plants there are.

Fairy tales princesses are on strike: they have had enough of always being portrayed as weak and coward characters! To support their protest, the Biblionauts decide to take their place... but it won't be easy!

Discover plenty of things about gender equality, solidarity and overcoming one's prejudices.


Available Educational project on PDF Website : pizcadesal.es


AGE 6+

Collection Pinch of Salt · 14 x 21 cm · Softcover IBIC YFB General Fiction

It is Science Day, and Sebas, Daniela and the rest of the class have forgotten to include women in their projects about great scientists of the past.

The Verne School principal decides to lead them into a magical journey where they will meet some great female scientists like Hipatia, Ada Lovelace,

Hedy Lamarr or Jane Goodall.

Learn plenty of things about the life and contributions of some of the most important scientist women in history.


Natural Science AreaIllustrations Ximena MaierISBN 978-84-698-4884-5

96 pages · 8.70 €

Includes activity cards inside the book Available Educational project on PDFWebsite : pizcadesal.es

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Cheerful and sombre poems, with or without rhyme, about animals, people and feelings. This book is a journey to the world of emotions through poetic language.

Learn about rhythm, rhymes and meaning, and get used to the resources

of poetic language.

Languages AreaIllustrations Antonia Santolaya

ISBN 978-84-698-4886-996 pages · 9.20 €

Collection Pizca de Sal · 14 x 21 cm · Softcover IBIC YFB General Fiction · Available on

Lucas is a superhero who wants to join his grandmother Ruth and his friend Leonor, also superheroes, on the 8th of March strike in support of women's rights. However, that is precisely the day chosen by intergalactic wizards to launch an attack through the Internet... Will Lucas and Leonor be able to stop the threat?

Learn about suffixes, prefixes, adjectives and word families, and also

reflect about gender equality. Languages Area

Illustrations Lucía SerranoISBN 978-84-698-4887-6

112 pages · 9.20 €



AGE 8+

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The poems in this book are about magical objects in traditional fairy tales. Each one of them is an invitation to explore the meaning of the most powerful symbols of our childhood, and a way to face our emotions and fears.

Discover the richness of meaning of poetic language and its connections to

the world of emotions.

Languages AreaIllustrations Violeta Monreal

ISBN 978-84-698-4885-2 96 pages · 9.20 €


Evelyn is worried about her mom's situation at work, where every day her boss puts her under more pressure. But everything starts changing when Evelyn receives a visit from Sami, an ancient Inca princess, who is her ancestor. Sami will teach Evelyn to be proud of her origins and will help her solve her family problems.

Learn about ancient Inca culture and gender equality.

Social Sciences AreaIllustrations Jordi Vila Delclòs

SBN 978-84-698-4888-3120 pages · 9.20 €

AGE 10+

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AGE 10+

Discover the lives of twenty admirable women, all of them Spanish or Hispanic-American.

Some of them were ahead of their times, some stood out in their profession and many of them

helped other women make their way. All of them were pioneers and contributed to the fight for equality between men and women.

Espido Freire was born in Bilbao in 1974. In 1998 she published her fist novel, ‘Ireland’, which was awarded Foreign Literary Revelation by French booksellers and the next year won the Planeta Award with ‘Frozen Peaches’. She won the XXXIX Premio Ateneo de Sevilla for ‘Soria Moria’ (Algaida). Apart from novels, she also successfully writes essays, short stories and poetry. In 2001 she published her first young adult fiction book, ‘The Last Battle of Vincavec the Bandit’. Her novel ‘The Arrow Boy’, published by Anaya Infantil y Juvenil, is in the 2017 OEPLI Honor List.

Illustrations by Helena Pérez Collection Libro regalo

ISBN 978-84-698-4821-020 x 26 · 48 pages · Hardback

PVP 15.00 € IBIC YNM People and Places

pionerasThe stories of Spanish and Hispan-American

women who changed the world.


S O P A D E L I B R O S

AGE 4+

Illustrations by Paula Alenda Collection Sopa de Libros ISBN 978-84-698-4826-5

19,5 x 19,3 cm · 32 pages · Hardback PVP 8.70 €

IBIC YFC Adventures

An ordinary morning, as we lean out of the window, the everyday becomes a fantastic world full of wonderful beings.

A girl looks through her window and gets carried away by her imagination, transforming

everything she sees into wonderful beings and landscapes.

Antonia Rodenas was born in Villena (Alicante). She works at the kindergarten Els Xiquets and participates regularly in meetings with children and activities about children's literature. Her work stands out because of the innocence and affection with which she treats certain subjects, which can be unnoticeable problems in the eyes of adults but crucially important in early ages.




AGE 8+

Illustrations Noemí Villamuza Collection Sopa de Libros ISBN

978-84-698-4827-213 x 20 cm · 72 pages · Softcover


Vicente Muñoz Puelles was born in 1948 in Valencia. He has been writing since he was very young. His abundant production covers different genres (novels, short stories, essays...). Among others, he has been awarded the Azorín Award (1993) for ‘Empress Eugenia in Zululand’ and the Alfons el Magnànim Narrative Award (2002) for ’Misadventures of a Writer in Province’. Some of his peaks in children and young adult narrative are the National Award (1999) for ‘Oscar and the Post Lion’, the Anaya Children and Young Adult Literature Award, which he obtained twice (in 2004 and 2014) foR ‘The Ark and I’ and ‘The Voice of the Tree’, and the Premio Libreros de Asturias (2005) with ‘Ten Cents’. He has published biographies of many famous people like Columbus, Goya, the doctor Ramón y Cajal, Darwin, Dickens, Marie Curie, Einstein and Shakespeare. ‘Don Quixote’ specialist and translator, he has written critic editions and has been translated to many languages.

Ricardo and his family move in to a country house with a big garden, a swimming pool and even a henhouse. Everything is fine until his cat Motas starts acting in a very strange way. He often disappears, brings them gifts no one knows where he got them from... What is the secret of the specked cat?

The continuation of ‘Ricardo and the Red Dinosaur’, where the main character has left his childhood fears behind and becomes interested in everything surrounding him, especially animals.



AGE 7+

Illustrations by David GuiraoCollection Sopa de LibrosISBN 978-84-698-4828-9

13 x 20 cm · 96 pages · Softcover PVP 8.70 €

IBIC YFH Fantasy and Magical Realism

Ana Alcolea was born in Zaragoza in 1962, and she has a Hispanic Philology degree and an English Philology diploma. She has been a Spanish Language and Literature teacher for more than 25 years, and she has published didactic editions for theatre plays and several articles on teaching Spanish Language and Literature. She loves discovering other cultures and other languages. In 2009 her first adult novel comes out, ‘Under Saint Marco's Lion’. Anaya has published her young adult fiction novels ‘The Lost Medallion’, ‘Carlota's Portrait’, ‘Where Seagulls Learn to Fly’, ‘The Dead Trees Forest’, ‘The Darkest Night’ (VIII Anaya Children and Young Adult Literature Award, 2012 White Ravens and 2012 CCEI Award), ‘The Galleon Secret’ and ‘The Mirror Secret’ (both recommended by Cuatrogatos Foundation); and two children books: ‘The Tree Hug’ and ‘Air Castles’. In 2016, she won the Cervantes Chico Award.

A new classmate arrives to Miguel's class, Sabina, who is very sad because her mother passed away recently. She thinks her mother has moved in with mermaids, and that she takes care of her from this remote place. Some children laugh and gossip at the idea, but Miguel becomes her friend and accompanies her on her search for these mythical beings and her mother.

After everything he lived on ‘The Tree Hug’, Miguel, having overtaken his fears, will help a new girl from his class get through mourning in an adventure where they will get to meet sirens themselves.



AGE 9+


Illustrations by Teresa Novoa Collection Sopa de Libros ISBN 978-84-698-4830-2

13 x 20 cm · 96 pages · Softcover PVP 9.20 €

IBIC YDP Poetry

José Luis Ferris (Alicante, 1960) is a graduate in Hispanic Philology by the University of Salamanca and a Doctor in Spanish Literature by the University of Alicante. He made himself known in the literary spheres after publishing ‘Pelagic’ (Madrid, Hiperión, 1985), his first poetry book, which won the Premio de la Crítica de la Comunidad Valenciana in 1986 and a Literary Creation Scholarship by the Ministry of Culture. He would reaffirm his poetic trajectory with ‘Lime Sceptre’ (Madrid, Rialp, 1985), which got the second prize in the 1984 Adonais Award; and ‘Steady Fog’ (Madrid, Hiperión, 1989). As a prose writer, he is the author of the children's stories ‘Upsidedown Island’ (Anaya Infantil, 2007), ‘The Words of Water’ (Sopa de Libros, Anaya, 2008) and ‘Love and Snow Gazelle’ (ECU, Alicante, 2008).

Poems inspired by trees, animals, matters of the heart... A multitude of verses that are key to the soul and open the doors of the invisible. Poems dedicated to two brothers, Troche and Moche, who would listen to them full of illusion, a pinch of melancholy, and always with a smile ready on their lips.

A diverse collection of poems full of imagination and references to nature, everyday life, word plays and poet Miguel Hernández.



AGE 9+


Illustrations by Eugenia Ábalos Collection Sopa de LibrosISBN 978-84-698-4831-9

13 x 20 cm · 96 pages · SoftcoverPVP 9.20 €

IBIC YFH Fantasy and Magical Realism

Diego Arboleda was born in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1976, and years later he graduated in Hispanic Philology by the Autonomous University of Madrid. He has worked in one of the biggest bookshops in the city. He won twice the Premio de Cuentos Ilustrados Ciudad de Badajoz with illustrator Eugenia Ábalos, and in 2012 he won the Literary Creation Lazarillo Award for ‘Forbidden to Read Lewis Carroll’. With this book, he won the National Children and Young Adult Literature Award in 2014. In collaboration with illustrator Raúl Sagospe, besides ‘Forbidden to Read Lewis Carroll’, he also published ‘A Billion Pipes’, ‘Spiralling Adventures’, ‘Crumpled Papers’ and ‘The Unhunters of Lost Species’.

Some threads are as thick as rope, and others are so thin they are barely visible. Others are made of words, like the ones forming this story. It narrates how the governor, ruler and leader Creto decided to expel magicians, wizards and sorcerers from his city, because he did not like magic very much. And how two sisters, Ana and Ari, became friends with Aton the Giant, who always appeared in their pictures, and helped him solve his huge problem.

A story about absolute power and its injustices, where two girls will use their imagination and intelligence to defeat a wicked dictator.



Gabriel is a quite special child, because he was born deaf. His uncle Miguel, narrator by trade, did not want his nephew to miss any of his stories, so he learnt sign language to be able to communicate with him. He also gives him amazing birthday presents, which he accompanies with his most fantastic and funny stories.

Carles Cano was born in Valencia in 1957. After going through some jobs, he graduated in Valencian Philology and taught in several vocational education high schools for five years. He has also worked in children's Valencian radio and TV shows. That might be the reason why his books are rich in visual images. His ability for storytelling renews the fantasies of ancient narrators —like old times grandmothers, for example— and invites us to follow his steps and return to the old habit of storytelling.

AGE 6+

E L D U E N D E V E R D E

Illustrations by Miguel Ángel Díez Collection El Duende Verde ISBN

978-84-698-4843-212,5 x 19 cm · 64 pages · Softcover


A moving story about the power of words, imagination, and

overcoming a disability.



AGE 8+


Edgardo is a happy canary. Life has given him more than he could have wished for: good food, an attentive owner, a golden cage... But one day, he gets distracted and ends up out of the house, completely alone. He will need to survive in the woods, a hostile environment full of dangers. Is he going to make it?

Pedro Riera was born in Barcelona in 1965, where he graduated in Information Science. He has worked on TV, cinema and advertising, and in the late nineties he worked in Bosnia as a producer and scriptwriter for TV and radio campaigns of an international organization. This experience begot two novels: ‘War Wounds’ (2004) and ‘Halt in Blackbird Land’ (2005). He has published some young adult fiction, winning different prizes like the CCEI Award for ‘The Legend of the Nameless Forest’, the Templo de las Mil Puertas Award for ‘The Forest Creature’ and the Edebé Award for ‘Aurora K's Tomb’. As a comic book scriptwriter, he has published ‘Intisar Car’ (Glénat, 2011), a graphic novel about the situation of women in Yemen that won the 2013 Best Comic of Current Importance and Report Award, granted by the French state-broadcaster France Info; and the Readers Award at the IV Salón del Cómic Social de Santa Coloma. His last accolade has been the VI Premio de Literatura Infantil Ciudad de Málaga for ‘The Face of Other’.

Illustrations by Jorge del Corral Collection El Duende Verde

ISBN 978-84-698-4845-612,5 x 19 cm · 80 pages · Softcover

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To be happy, sometimes you need to get out of your comfort zone and face the difficulties of the outside world.



AGE 10+


Daniel's mother spends all day knitting sweaters for penguins in Australia and New Zealand, to avoid them getting cold. Sometimes, the boy feels as helpless as these birds in his messy home, with his sister always on the phone, his grandfather's grumbling at everything and his father sadness after the divorce. He thinks his life will improve after becoming friends with Telmo and Marcelo, but they are not especially nice to him. Luckily, he still has Ada and her dogs to forget about his problems for a while.

Mónica Rodríguez was born in Oviedo in 1969, and lives in Madrid since 1993. She is a graduate in Physical

Science, specializing in Nuclear Energy. In 1994, she started working at the Ciamat Investigation Centre of

the Ministry of Science and Innovation. She combined her work with her writing and her family (she is the

mother of three daughters). In 2008, she leaves the job in the centre to focus entirely on children and young

adult literature. She has published several books, and she has won prizes like the Premio de Novela Juvenil del

Ayuntamiento de Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) in 2007, the Premio de la Crítica de Asturias in the same year; the Premio de Literatura Infantil Ciudad de Málaga in 2010

for ‘Selva's Bicycle’ and the First Prize at the XXX edition of the Concurso Vila d'Ibi in 2011 for ‘The Last

Show’. Anaya has published these last two books, alongside the ‘Candela’ series and the novel ‘Manzur, or

the One-Winged Angel’.

Illustrations by Roser MatasCollection El Duende Verde

ISBN 978-84-698-4846-312,5 x 19 cm · 88 pages · Softcover


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A story about a boy who recovers his self-esteem after overcoming

his parent's divorce and his classmates' bullying.



AGE 9+

Illustrations Xabier Bonet PlazaCollection Consumo

14 x 21 cm · 144 pages · SoftcoverPVP 12,00 €

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Three doors, each one connected to a dangerous fate. Dare you go through them?

Near the village, hidden amongst the vegetation, there is a house where everything can happen.

This house has three doors, but they are not normal doors. Their fates change every day, and they can take you everywhere. Luis and Casilda

are the new chosen ones, and they have to accomplish a mission in the Dominican

Republic. But, why?

You will have to go to the other side to find out.

The new series of Ana Galán, author of best-seller ‘Mondrago’

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AGE 5+

Illustrations Anna Laura Cantone Collection VariosISBN 978-84-698-4702-230 x 24 · 32 pages · Hardback PVP 12.00 € IBIC YBC Picture Book

Raquel Díez Real is a children and young adult literature writer, and a teacher in early childhood and elementary education. Some of her most important picture books are ‘Prince Serafin’ and ‘Saltarin the Louse’. She has published several books for children and teachers, characterized by her creativity and her innovations in teaching.

Anna Laura Cantone was born in 1977 in Alexandria and studied children's illustration in Milan. To make her creations, she combines different materials like metals, papier-mâché, fabrics or newspapers. She has won several prizes, notably the Bologna Fair Ragazzi Award.

During his visit at the library, Saltarin the Louse will run into the Mona Lisa painting,

meet the charming poet Juan Ramón Jiménez, toy with Don Quixote's moustache... and what

will happen when he discovers Marianne Mozart's fantastic hair?

Collection Clásicos Modernos ISBN 978-84-698-4879-114 x 21 cm · 176 pages SoftcoverPVP 9.95 €IBIC YFN Family and Home

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Hilaria and her sibilings are vacationing with their father in the Algorta housethey rent every summer. This year, Monica, Olivia's twin sister, couldn't co-

me because she is working as an au pair in Germany. Their mother did not come either, because she is at her friend Lola's house finishing her thesis. The siblings know there is something going on between their parents, who are angry and aloof. Hilaria and Olivia just found some very suspicious hairpins in the bathroom, which makes them think their father is with another woman.A summer where everything seems to be upside down, and where a tennis match might put everything in place.

Asun Balzola was born in Bilbao in 1942 and

died in Madrid in 2006. She was one of the most important

illustrators in Spain. She studied at San Fernando Fine Arts Academy,

and later worked in advertising and graphic design. She also worked on children's literature, usually writing

her own texts. Her well-known prestige and her humane values

become language in her illustrations, a well-accomplished

aesthetic expression in line with the narration's identity. She won in

1964 the Lazarillo Award for ‘Universal Children's Songbook’, in 1985 the Brastilava Biennal Golden

Apple Award for ‘Chicks Stories’, the National Illustration Award in 1978 for ‘A Porcupine's Story’ and

in 1985 for ‘Munia and Mrs. Piltronera’.

An accurate reflection of how four siblings

feel facing their parents' separation.


AGE 12+

Clásicos Modernos


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AGE 14+

Alfredo Gómez Cerdá has become the winner of the XVI Anaya Award with the original ‘Broken Nymph’. A book for readers aged 14 and older, starring a teenage girl who starts writing a diary as a therapeutic measure to overcome a toxic relationship.

The main character in the novel, Marina, is dating Eugenio, a boy who imposes his will on her, separates her from her friends and controls her on social networks. But one day he ends the relationship, leaving Marina puzzled, as she is still in love with him despite him treating her so badly. After the break-up, one of Eugenio's friends will approach her, looking for something more than friendship.

A novel that addresses teenage love, psychological and physical abuse in a relationship, and the impossibility of keeping away from something that hurt us. A realistic story that lays out a topical issue in our society, through a realistic narrative voice that does not make any concessions.

The jury members stated that the book stands out by its "literary coherence and stren- gth". It is "an introspective story about teenage love, pain, friendship, jealousy, anger... Where the narrator's voice is put into a place with no perspective and no value judgement, with many inte- resting shades of grey". They also pointed out that "it is a moving novel, with a surprising and startling ending, and with which teenagers will both escape from life and face it".

Collection Premio Anaya · ISBN 978-84-698-4808-1 14 x 21 cm · Hardback · PVP 12.00 € · IBIC YFY True Stories

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More than275,000 copies sold.

Carla's adventures before

becoming Detective Owl.



Carla has lice. Her school has set an informative campaign to fight them, because many children are victims of

these parasites. However, Carla decides to treat her lice as adorable

mascots and hide them to avoid killing them. A problem that will get

more tangled than her hair!

Collection Lechuza Detective · ISBN 978-84-698-4878-4 · 14 x 18 cm 88 pages · Softcover · PVP 9.00 € · IBIC YFB General Fiction Available on

AGE 7+

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Miguel Can (1974), Álvaro Núñez (1972) and Alberto Díaz (1972) have been attracted to drawing since their childhoods. Caught up in the cartoon universe they saw on TV, adventure comics and the mystery books they read, they ended up studying Fine Arts, Architecture and animated cartoons, respectively. Their passion turned into their profession.

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