Hello! I’m Lila and today is my first day at school! My school looks like one of those castles of my books… But it is full of children that I don’t know… and ghosts! Buuuuf, I’d prefer to go back to kindergarden and play with my friends… But… I gees it won’t be possible, right?
The book includes an educational booklet for parents drafted by Dr. Estivill and Montse Domènech.
Hello! I’m Lila! And you know what? Every day of the world I have to get up to go to school!… And not only that, I also dress by myself, have breakfast and wash my face… Seems very boring, isn’t it? But I have lot of fun, though I must do it everyday!
This book is not only a fun for children, but also an educational tool for parents. Includes a pedagogic booklet written by Dr. Estivill i Montse Domènech, containing frequently questions and doubts about habits and the education of children.
Aladí García has a story-book name, but he cannot stand dragons or princesses. His parents have sold his grandfather’s house and are building a futuristic house, but Aladí prefers the old house. Will he be able to return? A mobile phone that rings among the grass will be the key to this story.
Pin accompanies Bettina, a cousin of her father’s, on a trip to Thailand, acting as her English interpreter. Bettina is preparing a report on the “Girafa girls” and has to interview a Thai anthropologist. They are put up in the mansion of Mr. Junker, a sinister character whom Pin does not trust. Soon after their arrival she discovers that Mr. Junker is a child trafficker, and finds three children imprisoned in the mansion’s cellar. This is the start of a frantic adventure full of dangers and risks.
Ernesto can’t wait to be a grown-up. He has asked a genie, who has just come out of his cup of hot chocolate, to turn him into a grown-up. The genie is not very happy with this wish, but Ernesto does not want to yield an inch…