El hámster de la princesa Criseta (Princess Criseta's Hamster)

Princess Suque has always wanted a pony, but when the time comes for her to get one, she asks for something else instead, surprising everyone. The young princess's request teaches the entire kingdom an important lesson about freedom and unity. Animal lovers of many ages are sure to enjoy this entertaining tale. Bright illustrations will engage readers, while accessible text helps them follow along with the story. Once readers pick this book up, they won't want to put it down.

Martin has set his sights an odd girl whose thoughts are fixed on birds. At school, Martin is popular, and his friends disapprove of this strange girl he likes. When his crush walks by, he feigns indifference to keep up appearances, but it doesn't change the fact the she makes him week in the knees.

From Yggdrasil, the prodigious tree that houses the nine kingdoms of the world, in these pages we travel through the rich mythical universe of Scandinavia. As if it were an adventure book, we learn about the adventures of Odin, the wise and powerful god, the misfortunes caused by the rebel Loki, the clashes between Thor and his hammer Mjolnir... until we reach Ragnarok, the decisive great final battle. His deeds are intertwined with those of legendary heroes such as Erik the Red, Siegfried or Beowulf. An epic and exciting journey between the fearless Viking warriors and the fascinating Norse...

Elisabeth creció en una de las bibliotecas mágicas de Austermeer, pero ahora vive en casa de Nathaniel... y bajo la atenta mirada de los periodistas, ávidos de cotilleos sobre el hechicero más poderoso de la ciudad y la bibliotecaria que le ha robado el corazón. Que la enorme finca esté llena de secretos no es una sorpresa. Sin embargo, en los últimos días ha empezado a suceder algo muy extraño: inexplicablemente, la magia que protege su nuevo hogar está reteniéndolos dentro y no parece dispuesta a dejarlos salir. Sin acceso al mundo exterior, Elisabeth y Nathaniel tendrán que...

Entre los coloridos cerros de Valparaíso transcurre la historia de Miguel, que cada sábado recorre el puerto junto a su padre. Una dupla de guitarra y pandero cuya complicidad no termina al finalizar el día y acompaña al pequeño hasta en sus sueños. Un álbum de la premiada autora María José Ferrada, con ilustraciones de Marcelo Escobar que rescatan el tradicional espíritu porteño.