El libro de la selva del Monte Impenetrable / The Jungle Book of the Impenetrable Forest

Cat and Fish discover each other one night and spark a most unlikely friendship, teaching each other about the worlds of land and sea in which each lives, and find that they share a common sense of adventure.

Follows two children as their family adopts a leopard gecko, offering information on terrariums, handling, diet, moulting, breeding, and other matters necessary to making a good home for a gecko.

Un abeto que siente frío y tiene la suerte de «pasar» la Navidad en un país cálido, unos juguetes que se rebelan, un hada que se olvida de «inaugurar» la primavera, el caso del niño que apagó la luna de un soplido o de la estrella que se cayó del cielo... son algunas de las increíbles y entretenidas historias que Pompeyo, el jardinero, le cuenta a Clara cada vez que va a visitar a su querida abuela Aurora. (Libro incluido en la Lista de Honor CLIJ 1999, la Lista de Honor CCEI 2001 y la Lista de los mejores libros para niños y jóvenes del Banco del Libro de Venezuela)

Fairy Oak is a magical and ancient town, hidden in the folds of an immortal time. To find it, you would have to travel through plateaus and thickets, green flowery valleys and ocean bays. The town is inhabited by magical creatures and beings without powers, but it is difficult to distinguish one from the other, since wizards, witches and ordinary citizens have lived in their stone houses for so long that no one pays attention to their reciprocal oddities and they all look a bit alike. Except for fairies, which are very small and bright, and... they fly. This story, told by one of them, tells...