De Drácula a Madero

Sebastian can't sleep because his new neighbors' dog won't stop barking at night. This is the best excuse he has to meet his neighbor, with whom he is hopelessly in love. Nadia is strange and mysterious; in fact, his friend Pedro is sure that she is a vampire. But none of this matters to Sebastian, who is determined to confess his love for her. So between pranks and nearly heroic acts, Sebastian discovers the distance that too often lies between dreams and reality. Considering the freshness of the narration and the nearness of Sebastian's experiences and readers' lives, it doesn't surprise us ...

"The day that Bolita is born, everyone in the zoo is surprised by her weight. Mama Giraffe is happy with her baby, but Bolita starts to feel sad when she sees that everyone is laughing at her. Poncho, the giraffe-keeper's son, has an idea: to dress Bolita up as an elephant! A story that discusses the value of mutual respect despite physical appearances. More than 50,000 copies sold."

La literatura de Borda abarca una serie muy amplia, y diversa, de tópicos. También, una gran gama de temas y temáticas. El absurdo representa un papel predomínate Se encuentra la angustia el destino humano. La unión de elementos, la naturaleza - bellas descripciones poéticas- el humor; situaciones misteriosas, plenas de incógnitas. Reflexiones sobre: arte; literatura; filosofía; creación artística. Análisis de historia; la historia del arte, del hombre. Para citar aspectos de la riqueza creativa, dosificado y balanceado, en una perfecta estructura Su formación de compositor...

Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875- 1950) desempeñó muy diversos trabajos antes de profesionalizarse como escritor. El éxito inicial le llegó con novelas de fantasía y ciencia ficción, pero cuando apareció la primera entrega de la serie Tarzán en All-Story Magazine, se convirtió en un autor de éxito internacional, y el paso del personaje a la gran pantalla lo convirtió en un fenómeno de masas y en uno de los mayores mitos populares del siglo xx.

I was eight years old when my grandfather took me by the hand and did not let go until we found my parents in Athens. Who knows what might have happened if I had stayed in the village. It was 1946. Early spring 1946. The almond trees were blooming side by side and the countryside was in full bloom.' Thus begins the most autobiographical novel by Theodor Kallifatides and one of the most appreciated by its hundreds of thousands of readers. A week before Kallifatides fled the town, a group of fascists with guns in their hands had forced all the people to gather in the cemetery. There they stood, ...

The red-headed troublemaker detective Malaserte is back in this sequel to Tijuana: Malasuerte en Tijuana. In the midst of outlandish characters like the pharmacist Jarocho Nazi or a psychopath known as Duende, the crudest detective on the frontier will go head to head with powerful capitalists, unscrupulous politicians, dangerous criminals, and even darker forces.