In a distant city, there is a mystery greater than a field of daisies or a cloudless sky. It's the mystery of Lucas's smile, which appears on his face day and night, in summer and winter, 365 days a year. Well, 366 on leap years.

Can you imagine a monster who’s afraid of wolves, bears, birds, pixies, and toads; boys and girls, princesses, old people, dogs and cats who gets expelled from the room of a bad-tempered little boy?

Wouldn’t it be fantastic if we could find everything we ever lost? In 1995, a little girl lost her left-hand glove.

The main character in this crime thriller is sixteen-year-old Samuel. After a series of family dramas, Samuel ends up temporarily living with his uncle Juan Domingo who runs a detective agency.

Viria is the land of men; Gineyka is the land of women. The differences between the two nations are notable.

What can a tiny ant do, lost and alone on a mountain in a snowstorm? And why does a polar bear who should be sleeping all winter keep waking up time after time?

Learn about the fascinating life of Nina Simone, a woman who fought for African-American civil rights through her music. As a child, Nina Simone couldn't even reach the piano pedals. When she grew up, her fingers flew over the keys.

This beautifully illustrated anthology brings together three of Oscar Wilde's best-known stories: The Happy Prince, The Nightingale and the Rose, and The Selfish Giant.

Prince Seraphim turns on its head the ideas of stereotypical gender models that have characterized traditional children's literature.

The King of the Forest is a wonderful picture book for early readers. This is the story of a forest like any other. The inhabitants of the forest live without schedules and do what they please, when they please.