Abecedario del Yaquí

Mishiyu is an orphan living in fear of, but also hope for, his adoption. His feelings and his moving story are intertwined with the emotions of the woman who adopts him, and in the end, they recognize each other as mother and son. The theme of adoption is handled with gentle care and consideration in this beautiful, compassionate book.

Amadeo drives Trolley 28 in Lisbon and he plays the role of Cupid for shy passengers with a few signature moves of the train. On his last day on the job, he realizes that he has never had time to find a love of his own. Is there another Cupid out there that could help him?

Felicia es una niña optimista y amigable, que siempre ve el lado bueno de las cosas. En cambio, Odicia siempre hace berrinches y todo le parece mal. Cuando se conocen, las dos hacen una apuesta: quien logre cambiar el carácter de la otra, deberá hacer la tarea de ambas. ¿Qué será más fuerte: la alegría de Felicia o el mal humor de Odicia? Una fábula que muestra que a veces la felicidad más que un sentimiento, es una actitud.

Garlic feels as though she's always doing something wrong. At least with her friend Carrot by her side and the kind Witch Agnes encouraging her, Garlic is happy to just tend her garden, where it's nice and safe.But when her village of vegetable folk learns that a bloodthirsty vampire has moved into the nearby castle, they all agree that, in spite of her fear and self-doubt, Garlic is the obvious choice to confront him. And with everyone counting on her, Garlic reluctantly agrees to face the mysterious vampire, hoping she has what it takes.After all, garlic drives away vampires... right?