Valentina tiene dos casas

A young butterfly wants to go from the orange tree to the lemon tree, and a flea, an ant, a ladybug, an earwig, and a grasshopper decide to go along with him.

That Otto and Maya have found each other, lived happily ever after, and ate partridges is a nice and typical end to a tale. But what is not typical is how they found each other and how their dog became an astronaut. This dreamlike and surreal story highlights the connections that bind everyone together that are not visible at first sight—how dreams change reality and how reality can be absurd. Que Otto y Maya se encuentren, vivan felices y coman perdices es un bonito y típico final de cuento. Lo que no es nada típico es cómo se encontraron, y menos típico aún cómo su perro se...

Among the thousands of books in the library of his bibliophile uncle, Juan finds The Wild Book, a rebellious book that resists being read and that guards a secret destined for the reader who is capable of trapping it.

Bored because there is nothing to do in the house to which his family has just moved and worried about starting third grade in a new school, Stuart makes a magical cape out of his uncle's ties and has a series of adventures.

«Una historia nostálgica y especial.»Iryna Zubkova, @Ir_zu «Me ha hecho llorar incluso más que Boulevard.» Mirta, Goodreads Tessa Jacobs no ha conocido el amor. Fue abandonada por sus padres biológicos y su idas y venidas por casas de acogida solo empeoraron las cosas. Tessa no espera que nadie la quiera. Tampoco cree que lo merezca. Por eso, cuando conoce a Skylar, se resiste a dejarse llevar por la historia de amor que está creciendo entre ellos. No, no se merece esa clase de amor, la vida se lo ha dejado muy claro. Pero, poco a poco, él derribará los muros que Tessa se empeña en ...