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Sleeping Language

After what turns out to be a fateful accident, Ana María spent three years in and out of a clinic in Hermosillo, the city in which she spent the last of her lives.

Languages of the world

There are thousands of languages in the world. And each one is a treasure trove of words, expressions, stories, and games.

Leo&Lía

Leo is a young lion who feels a bit strange because he's about to get a new sister. His friends are no help, they just say that once his little sister is born Leo won't be the most important anymore.

LEON KAMIKAZE

My name is León, León Kamikaze. I’ve never had a family; not even friends. I fell in love once... I've had three lives. In the first, the world rejected me. In the second, everyone hated me. In the third, I still don’t know who I am.

León Rodríguez Zahar

León Rodríguez Zahar, Mexican, is a graduate of El Colegio de México and a career diplomat. He has a Ph.D in History of Art and specialises in Middle Eastern subjects. He has had postings at the United Nations and in Libya, Egypt, Palestine and Spain.

Nyah-nyah

He's called Pedro and he is a boy although he seems like a girl. In contrast, his sister Valeria, seems like a boy. They are the weirdest kids in school.

The Wings of Isis

The plot develops in Egypt, a country that has fascinated the author since she was a child, with its mysteries, architectural marvels and especially its complex mythology.

The Women of La Principal

Maria Roderich (The Old Lady), Maria Magí (The Mrs) and Maria Costa are three women who, throughout almost a century, have run La Principal, the most important house in the village of Pous, in the heart of the grape-producing region of La Abadia.

The Possessions

This is a ghost story. A novel that begins with a return and ends with a howl.

Charcoal Letters

"Charcoal Letters" (Irene Vasco and Juan Palomino): Almost no-onemin the town of Palenque knows how to read. Señor Valendia, the owner of the shop, is one of the few people who do.

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