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Elisa Ferrer

Elisa Ferrer (L’Alcúdia de Crespins, Valencia, 1983) has a degree in audiovisual communication from the University of Valencia, a diploma in film and television writing from the Madrid School of Cinema, and a master's in Spanish creative writing from The University of Iowa, where she was one of t

Elisabet Fabregas, Justin Hindley (ilustración)

Elisabet Fabregas is a poet and early-years educator. Born in Catalonia, she now lives in Ibiza. She published "Cestas de lilas" (Baskets of Lilies) with Calambur and studies Humanities at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya.

She Understands Me

Ricardo Álcantara tells the story of a little boy who feels misunderstood in certain situations that crop up in his daily life, for example when he's booed for missing a goal, when he speaks in class and is scolded by the teacher...

They Were There Too

Ellos también estuvieron allí (‘They Were There Too’) is a book that covers th

Elma and the Monsters with No Nose

Elma and the Monsters with No Nose is a delightful story, written by Encarni Corral and illustrated by Quiel Ramos, full of magic that helps us to understand emotions and teaches us that friendship is more valuable than anything else.

The Eloquence of a Stutterer

Years ago I heard about a programme Paul Auster had on the American public radio station NPR called ‘The National Short Story Project’. Auster came on air the first night and asked American listeners to send in their stories.

Eloy Moreno 

Eloy Moreno's (Castellón) passion for writing led him into the adventure of self-publishing his first novel, El bolígrafo de gel verde (The Green Gel Ballpoint Pen) which has sold more than 200,000 copies.

Eloy Tizón

Eloy Tizón was born in Madrid in 1964. The critic Rafael Conte described him as "the most original, personal and surprising of our storytellers".

Ghosts Don't Knock at the Door

Bear and Marmot are great friends and always play together. It's fun to hunt for treasure, or sing and dance like pop stars. But one afternoon Bear tells Marmot that he has invited Duck to play with them. No way! Marmot doesn't like Duck.

The Garcías and the Wall

Duba and Lucas García have the same  surname, but they aren't siblings or cousins. They are neighbours and friends, although that hasn't always been true. When they met, Lucas didn't want to be friends with Dana.

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