The children's picture book gives visibility to all types of bodies, and highlights the importance of loving ourselves as we are.

Israel is a writer and insurance salesman in the middle of a mid-life crisis who suddenly finds his world crumbling around him when, following some medical tests, his mother has to go into hospital in Vigo, where she lives.

A perfect book for history lovers, with 125 extraordinary, funny anecdotes about the world’s biggest civilisations and historical eras. We all know that there are pyramids in Egypt and that medieval knights were formidable warriors.

Did you know that our brains are divided into four parts? Each is responsible for a specific task, but we need adults help us achieve calm and balance. Do you want to learn about them with Arantxa?

Men pass through Victoria's life one after the other, the kind that should have sent her running in the opposite direction and yet with whom she fell in love nonetheless.

In these 11 intimate tales Clara Pastor reveals her singular universe, located in different places but in very specific environments, recognisable by the subtle feelings of the characters.

Luis, a journalist bored with his job and his marriage, is planning to attend a conference in Austin, Texas, but the trip is really subterfuge for a brief tryst with Camila, who has become the only high point in his life.

What if your worst punishment was to abandon your planet? Liam and Aria face a fate they had never imagined. The siblings with apparently normal lives are forced to abandon Lain, their birth planet.

10 years after 15-M, the protest carried out in the spring of 2011 by young Spanish people rebelling against political corruption, we publish The Invertebrates, a novel that opens a week before the protests.

Villa Nueva is full of sad stories. But Monday is the day everyone looks forward to: Nelson and Gerson come with their bookmobile. Thank to their stories, the children go home feeling happier and the sun shines again.