Andrei is a well-known Russian toymaker who, one day, makes the most perfect doll he has ever made. He calls it Matrioska. It is so special: it can even talk and feel. Together, they will understand how important it is to look for that which makes us happy and the value of the family.
Eurovision’s boom, musical hits such as “Don’t leave me this way” or “La dolce via”, the Italian disco music, the handsome singers like George Michael, Miguel Bosé or Patsy Kensit, the Bananarama agains the Bangles, Sabrina’s boobs, the unforgettable Michael Jackson’s moonwalk, The Madrilenian scene, U2’s rock… Nostalgia and music go hand in hand: one hears the first tune of “She’s got the look”, by Roxette, and everyone’s heart and feet starts moving to the rhythm of the music and you can see the smiles on people’s faces. An illustrated and nostalgic book that goes through the decade that had the biggest musical impact from our lives.
The 80s, the amazing years that were a turning point in the music industry
An illustrated story that brings to life the most endearing and beloved among readers family.
After the success with the publication of Un perro, Alejandro Palomas and illustrator Fernando Vicente unite in a spin off of the story that has already fallen in love with thousands of readers (with three editions and more than 14,000 printed copies). In what will be the first illustrated book of stories by Palomas, we will dive into the mind of Rulfo during the birthday celebration Fer. Thanks to the infinite love of Rulfo to Fer, it can finally overcome the death of Max, the Great Dane had before adopting it.
A tender, endearing and beautiful story that will appeal to all fans of Alejandro Palomas and will feature the artwork of one of the greatest illustrators of projection in our country, Fernando Vicente.
The sun, the witches, the fire,
The bonfires, the friends,
The old, the big, the small,
The dinner, coca, the goat.
IT’S THE NIGHT OF SANT JOAN, THEY ALL WANT IT AND DO IT.
How are you? I’m Laura, chef in training. And this is my notebook. It’s a gift from my mother (her name is Patricia). This morning, when I woke up, there was a package next to my pillow. When I tore the paper open I found a nice surprise. A book of recipes! It came with a little card where my mother had written: “For you to write down everything you learn in your new cooking course, honey. Your father and I love you a lot. Signed: Mom”.