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La continuación del clásico que todos adoramos, El Principito, imaginada por Eloy Moreno, el autor superventas de Invisible, Tierra y Redes.Con ilustraciones a todo color de David Sierra.

Una historia de amor, fantasía y ¡criaturas mágicas! perfecta para adentrarte en el mundo del RomantasyNo es fácil vivir en una tierra de monstruos y es aún peor cuando no puedes verlos.Los habitantes de Dalia vivirian aterrorizados por un mal invisible de no ser por los Mata Quimeras. Nacidos con el don de la vision, son los unicos capaces de ver a esas criaturas. Cazarlas es muy peligroso y cualquiera de ellos necesita entrenamiento, compañeros y un gremio que lo respalde.Annie tiene el don para ver a las quimeras, pero ha intentado no llamar la atencion, hasta que el azar la lleva a encontrarse con Kian, y le hace cambiar completamente de rumbo.El Lilium no es el gremio mas grande de Dalia, ni el mas prestigioso. Tampoco es el mas rico, ni el mas profesional. De hecho, es el mas problematico, el mas desorganizado y el que peor reputacion tiene; pero es al que acuden todos cuando nadie mas esta dispuesto a ayudarlos. Los Mata Quimeras del gremio Lilium son los mas locos de todos. Y entre sus muros, Annie y Kian se sentiran afortunados al encontrar un hogar.

¿Podrás aguantar las ganas de continuar la aventura con Iker Unzu?La familia de Iker va a visitarlo a la universidad. Nada puede salir mal… ¿no?¡Pues se han equivocado de barco y ahora deben pasar to

Tres amigos. Un nuevo viaje en el tiempo. Una traición.Después de su primer viaje, Pablo, Daniela y Claudio están de vuelta a su época. Pero la tranquilidad no dura demasiado: un trozo de La Runa del Tiempo, custodiado por Daniela, empieza a brillar en mitad de la noche. Los tres deciden reunirse para averiguar lo que esta pasando y entonces¡Vuelven a viajar en el tiempo! Esta vez estan en pleno corazon del Londres victoriano, rodeados de caballeros con sombreros de copa y de damas con elegantes vestidos. Y por si eso fuera poco, Claudio ha desaparecido llevandose consigo el fragmento de la Runa del Tiempo.Solos y atrapados en una epoca que no es la suya, Daniela y Pablo emprenderan una fascinante aventura junto a James, un excentrico relojero, y un niño cuyo rostro jurarian haber visto antes.¿Conseguiran sobrevivir a la aventura, a los rastreadores y a la traicion?¿Te atreves a unirte al viaje?

Existes porque te recuerdo Te traigo a la tierra con la fuerza del cincel contra la carne Existes porque deseo Te formo ante mis ojosAbrir el corazón, dejar que se desangre, así entiende Alberto Villarreal la poesia y, en este nuevo libro, rompe con todo lo que nos enseñaron sobre ocultar lo que sentimos y esconder el amor que no encaja en lo que otros esperan.Cada poema de Te dare el olvido habla sin filtros sobre nombrar lo que duele y amar con valentia, sin miedo. Es un testimonio sobre lo dificil que es olvidar a las personas que hemos amado, y como su ausencia se vuelve un eco constante en el cuerpo.Navega en este viaje intimo que se siente como un abrazo para los corazones heridos

En La zarza ardiente, Franco Vaccarini traza una historia íntima y generacional, donde la memoria, la palabra y los vínculos se revelan como formas de resistencia.Buenos Aires, 1986. César tiene veinte años, un trabajo que odia, un departamento diminuto y un sueño dificil de sostener: vivir de la escritura. Recien llegado del sur, intenta adaptarse a una ciudad que lo abruma y a la vez lo fascina. Mientras estudia Periodismo en el Circulo de la Prensa, conoce al "Flaco" Barrera, un joven profesor que le abre una puerta inesperada hacia el pasado reciente: las marcas de la dictadura, el silencio, el dolor. Pero tambien hacia el amor, la escucha y la posibilidad de construir nuevos lazos.

Verónica Sukaczer propone una mirada íntima y conmovedora sobre la vida escolar en los años más oscuros de nuestra historia reciente.Ruth comienza la primaria en 1975 sin nada de ganas. Pero ese mismo dia algo se enciende en ella cuando escucha a la maestra recitar un poema. Tal vez el aula no sea el peor lugar del mundo. Mientras crece, el pais cambia y sus amigos viven experiencias que les cuesta entender: el miedo se vuelve costumbre y cada vez se puede hacer y decir menos. Con la llegada de la nueva directora, el orden y la censura se imponen como una niebla que se adhiere a todo y que ni los anteojos de Ruth pueden disipar. Sin embargo, en esos siete años, Ruth guarda las palabras como quien guarda un tesoro. Y cuando la niebla intente callarla, las dejara brillar.

¡Atención, atención! ¿Quieren saber cómo es una verdadera escuela para monstruos? Prepárense para leer las historietas más atrapantes, con personajes entrañables. Una tira donde el problemático Tomás nos guiara por aventuras desopilantes y repletas de ingenio. ¡Bienvenidos a esta nueva serie!Tomi y sus amigos de la Escuela de Monstruos hacen un viaje en el tiempo para que Lili pueda conocer a su tatarabuelo, ¡ni mas ni menos que el mismisimo Frankenstein! Pero TODO se complica cuando quedan atrapados en las manos de un juez, bastante sospechoso, que quiere eliminarlos. ¿Que oculta detras de su rostro humano? ¿Cuales son sus verdaderas intenciones?

Seo is Twines youth champion.We are in a darker Britain and the national sport is not football but Twine, a game where weavers craft creatures from their fingertips to wage battle against others in vast arenas, watched by thousands.But we are living in intolerant times and Seo harbours a secret. When he is outed as gay by the media, Seo cannot use his magic to save him.With the help of his brother Minjun and Jack, the man he cant quite decide if he loves or not, Seo has to fight to get his life back on track whilst facing the biggest match of his career.A fantastical yet hauntingly contemporary debut novel from Rebecca Zahabi.Readers of fantasy and magical realism will love The Game Weavers- Zahabis writing compared to Ursula Le Guin by Edward Ashton (Black Gate)- A LGBTQ novel exploring love, identity and coming-of-age- Readers of contemporary fiction will love the urban setting combined with elements of fantasy- Supported by a full marketing campaign, including point of sale material, author talks, national newspaper reviews and literary festivals.Reviews for The Game Weavers:"This is one of those books that I wish was around when I was growing up. A fantastic blend of fantasy, magic, and the very real struggle of learning to love and accept yourself as you really are."Jade Marie"Zahabi uses the magical game of Twine to challenge the misogyny and homophobia prevalent in many sports, whilst also presenting a sensitive coming-of-age narrative that will be familiar to many gay people struggling with identity."Rachael, Scorpio Book Dreams"Well thought out and intricate."Lauren, Northern Plunder" Rebecca Zahabi has created a really unusual story, blending futuristic fantasy with dystopian undertones and contemporary YA. There are some hard-hitting themes running throughout, including explorations of internalised homophobia, which make the story compelling and heartbreaking. The Twine magic system is fun and creative but has a dark edge to it."J J Eden"Rebecca Zahabi is a master at twisting the reality we know into something new and exciting. Game Weaversis easily one of my favourites from the year so far."The Queen of Teen Fiction"Game Weavers conjures a world fall of love, friendship, family and a character who finds how to truly love himself. Captivating and raw, Zahabi takes us to a world that is equal parts magical and heart-wrenching, with characters who fight for what they truly believe in."Amy Powis, powisamy"A book for modern times - technology, family and finding who you are in the LGBT community." Chloe Metzger"Fascinating... Very intense."The Moon Kestrel"The Game Weavers by Rebecca Zahabi tangled its twine around me within the first couple chapters and didnt let me go."Imogens Typewriter"Zahabis immersive world-building captures a dynamic game of strategy, not unlike Pokemon or World of Warcraft on the page."Charlotte Molton at charlottebibliophile.com"Game Weavers is a great story about a professional game player, but far more its about family, loyalty, responsibility and finding your own place in this world. Its a good read for any young adult looking for th....

My first thought is that its a pig that someone has lost to the river. Perhaps it fell off one of the barges that choke up the Thames. Theyre a constant feature, toiling up and down, day and night, giving off black smoke that clings to the water.Joe (15) and Edie (13) are orphans living in Victorian London. Forever worried that they will be sent to the dreaded workhouse, they scratch out a living the best way they can by mudlarking on the foreshore of the River Thames and selling their finds to the nortorious Hempson. One day they discover something macabre, and it will change their lives forever. The Grinning Throat is the first in the trilogy of The Mudlark Mysteries. Written by award winnng author, Kate Wiseman, it is historical fiction at its best. Suitable for readers from age 9 and upwards

Help! There are zombie animals in the garden! Dave and Skipper think this is the work of some dreaded green cookies. (Eat them at your peril.) But a cookies a cookie, and Dave cant resist taking a peck. Now Skipper is in quite the flap! Is Dave about to turn into a zombie?Or are those animals actually just in fancy dress?Completely daft, eye-wateringly funny and unrelentingly energetic, this is the perfect series for emerging readers.

JAMES BOND AND THE SECRET AGENT ACADEMY is the first in a brand-new series, taking the worlds most beloved secret agent to a place of dread, weirdos and strange food: school.A new generation of young heroes, mentored by 007, have entered the Secret Agent Academy to see if they have what it takes to join the ranks of the Double Os. Together with Bond can they defeat a deadly foe lurking in the shadows and, more importantly, can they pass their exams?This blockbuster series is written by bestselling and award-winning crime and thriller author M.W. Craven. For existing fans and a new generation of spy adventure readers, this is 007 like youve never seen him before.

This summerIll grow upFor as long as Billie can remember, summer has meant one thing: Pearl Beach. The idyllic seaside home belonging to her old Aunt Edith, and the place where she met her best friend, Andy. But this summer, everything seems to be changing. Andy is more interested in makeup and boys than in Billie, and Aunt Edith has decided to stay with them for the whole summer. Edith is a Holocaust survivor, and whenever Billie tries to talk to her, her words seem to crumble under the weight of this knowledge.Then Edith begins to share her story. Because she was once fourteen, too, and understands all too well the pain of growing up. What follows is a tale of first love, betrayal, and resilience. As the summer, and story, unfolds, so does a profound friendship between Billie and Edith. They may be generations apart but what they share will change both of them forever.

Hope Crumble and her family serve up cakes, coffee and calamity in this hilarious new series from much-loved author Catherine Wilkins. Illustrated throughout by the brilliant Katie Abey.The second heartwarming and hilarious story in the Cafe Chaos series.Hopes mum has mistakenly over-ordered the beans and they only have two months to get through them all! Several hilarious family meetings take place to discuss ideas: Aunt Rita comes over all flavours of Mexico while Connor wants a bean-eating competition to catch the post-gym crowd.Hope is trying to distance herself from it all in a bid to have time to be a child and let her family sort out their own crises. But she cant deprive her family of her problem-solving abilities for long. Rescue comes in the unlikely form of Skyla - Hopes arch enemy and school bully - who needs a place to hold her charity fashion show.Praise for Cafe Chaos:"A beautifully funny story - effortlessly brilliant." - Romesh Ranganathan"This funny and relatable story will appeal to fans of Jacqueline Wilson, as well as children who, like Hope, have to stand up to their families to make their wishes heard." - The BooksellerLook out for these the laugh-out-loud funny books by Catherine Wilkins:- Cafe Chaos: My Family is not a piece of cake- My Best Friend and Other Enemies: A Jess Jackson Book- Youre Not the Boss of Me! (WINNER Lollies 2024, Teen)- My Brilliant Life and Other Disasters: A Jess Jackson Book- And more cafe capers in upcoming Cafe Chaos books!

Mary Lennox likes nobody, and nobody likes her. When her parents die in India and shes shipped back to England to live with her reclusive uncle, it seems her loneliness will only deepen. Spoiled and unfriendly, she keeps everyone at a distance. And anyway who would she be friends with? With Mary seemingly the only child in a huge manor house, it appears that nothing will change.That is, until Martha the maid sends her out into the grounds, and she finds a locked garden gate. As winter turns to spring, Mary finds her way into the secret garden; she meets Dickon, the boy with a tame wild pony and a tame fox; and her own cousin Colin, a sickly, bedbound boy who has never walked. Together they will bring the garden back to life, along with Marys heart. And as flowers bloom and the sun and fresh air strengthen Colins limbs, the magic of the secret garden, the magic that Mary unlocked, brings newfound happiness to everyone in the house.A classic of childrens literature, beloved for over a century, this is one of the great stories of the human need for love, and the solace to be found in nature.

At first glance, Mr Ambrosius Nosegoode seems to be a perfectly ordinary older gentleman. After retiring, he has moved from the big city to a small town, where he spends his days growing radishes, playing the flute and taking walks with his dog, Cody. But appearances can be deceiving: this unimposing man was once a famous detective, and his dog isnt an ordinary mutt either - he can talk! Join Nosegoode and Cody for three classic adventures.Detective Nosegoode and the Music Box Mystery. When a mysterious man with a fake black beard comes to town and a music box goes missing from the workshop of clockmaker Mr Ignatius Blossom, the two friends begin to investigate.Detective Nosegoode and the Kidnappers. Detective Nosegoode wants to enjoy his well deserved retirement, but it seems the villains of Lower Limewood are determined not to let him rest: Cody has been kidnapped! Will he be returned safe and sound? Never fear, Detective Nosegoode is already on their trail.Detective Nosegoode and the Museum Robbery. A famous picture is in danger of being stolen, the headquarters of the Circle of the Aficionados of Checkers has been robbed and an elusive pickpocket strikes at the celebrations to mark the hundredth anniversary of the founding of Lower Limewood. This small town seems to have a attracted quite a number of thieves - a good job they can count the brilliant Detective Nosegoode and his faithful Cody among their residents.

Mermazing action-packed underwater adventures for young readers. Beautifully illustrated throughout and with a glittery cover! From the authors and illustrator of the bestselling Unicorn Academy series.Hidden deep beneath the waves is Mermaid Academy, a magical school where mermaids are paired with their very own dolphin and must discover their unique mermaid magic, with plenty of adventure along the way!Mermaid Academy is the perfect series for 7+ readers who love magic and adventure.Look out for more titles! Isla and Bubble, Cora and Sparkle, Maya and Rainbow, Amber and Flash, Millie and Storm, Harper and Splash, Lyla and Charm, Aurora and Jewel and Serena and Opal

Hilarious chapter books about animals with jobs, clothes and superpowers! Highly illustrated in black and white and perfect for fans of the movies Sing and Zootropolis!Bob and Archie are two hapless but enthusiastic koalas who are just getting to grips with their new superpowers. Their archenemy is Dr Colossus, a giant ostrich with grand plans to destroy Pawtonia with the help of his Zombie Chickens!Can our furry heroes thwart the feathered supervillain? Definitely, maybe...

Perpetually anxious Mal Flowers had A Plan. Do well (enough) at school, edit the student newspaper and ultimately go to the University of Kentucky with their over-achieving sister, and best friend, Maddie. But now the school paper has been shut down, and Mals hopes for a straightforward senior year have been dashed. Instead of flying under the radar as theyd hoped, they now have to spend every spare moment trying to get The Plan back on track. Completely out of their comfort zone, Mal agrees to help set up a zine with Emerson - a larger-than-life extrovert that Mal has always been secretly intimated by. In the cosy back room of the local coffee shop, MixxedMedia is born - a publication that will prove to be more challenging and exciting than anything Mal has done before. But can Mal cope with leading a team filled with overpowering personalities? And as sparks start to fly both on and off the page, will they learn that not everything in life has to go according to plan?

What if you could see things no one else could? Meet Oscar, a new kid navigating life in a new town, at a new school, with no friends to lean on. Just as hes decided to shuffle his way through freshman year and settle for lonely lunches on the football bleachers, something extraordinary happensOscar begins to see glowing orbs that no one else can see. Confused and curious, he soon discovers hes not the only one at his school with a mysterious power.When chaos disrupts Centerville High, Oscar finds himself in the middle of an eclectic group of kids who all want answers...and are eager to take action! These zealous teen journalists and amateur detectives include other "Sensates"kids like Oscar who have unique powers. No longer alone, Oscar discovers that those orbs hes been seeing might just be put to good use.Join Oscar as he untangles his own mysteries of friendship and faith, and learns that overcoming his deepest fears will require tapping into a Power greater than his own.A Middle-Grade Adventure Full of Courage and Connection Packed with mystery and heartfelt themes of friendship and faith, Oscar and the Mystery of the Glowing Orbs is a perfect coming-of-age story for middle-grade readers who love detective adventures and stories that inspire curiosity about the unseen marvels in everyday life. Perfect for fans of The Wingfeather Saga and The Sherlock Society, in this book youll discover a world of wonder, courage, and connection with Oscar and his friends.Share this book with your young reader to spark their imagination and inspire meaningful conversations about faith, friendship, and the mysteries that surround us all!About the Series Oscar and the Mystery of the Glowing Orbs is the first of three books in The Sensate Saga, a series exploring everyday mysteries and reminding us that there is always more going on than any of us can see.