Short stories, witty, fantastic, funny, to work on emotions. A simple and natural way to identify how we feel. Welcome to a book full of fantasy, imagination and stories. Pages full of emotions where the characters will live a lot of adventures.
But, most importantly, how do they feel about what is happening to them ? And you, how do you feel?
Splendida lived happily ever after in her small house with her parents. Post war London wasn’t that fun to begin with, but when her parents went missing in an outer space mission, she had to endure living with her terrible aunt, who forced her to eat terrible vegetables while she got the good, juicy, meals. Her aunt would constantly threaten her with the great Giant of Vegetables. “He’ll come to get you if you don’t eat your greens!”, so when he came, Splendida was ready for adventure. Anywhere was better than that house.
After the international success of Cuentos para quererte mejor, Álex Rovira and Francesc Miralles introduce a new book to learn different values that will give young readers a guide to face life’s challenges, develop their emotional intelligence, discover their talent and fulfil themselves. The book also includes a guide with advice for parents and educators.
(around the world in 365 stories)
Short and very short stories, witty, fantastic, funny. One for each day of the year, one surprise a day!
365 stories where you will read about flowers that learn to fly, selfish fishermen, ferocious wolves and upside-down castles.
In them they will visit a strange place called Nowhere, you will laugh with the dirty tricks of the chicken named Pillo and you will know the bad mood of the genius Malgenio…
Welcome to a year full of fantasy, imagination and stories where, yes, every day counts. And story by story we will turn a whole year around.
(The socks’ riot)
Where do missing socks go? Martina, together with her friends Oleg and Isa, decided to solve the mystery, and they travel through the washing machine to a new world: Gelàndia, a very cold planet. The residents have only one leg and they are connected to the Earth by some magical drawers.
A book by Sebastià Bennasar and Ricard Zaplana.