Atlas del bien y del mal

Miguel Ángel Martín ofrece un extenso relato a color para invitar a surfear por el océano oleaginoso de la sociedad postindustrial. Una crónica implacable del nuevo mundo que nos rodea. Pinta un fresco generacional, coral y poliédrico, que representa, a la manera de las alegorías medievales y renacentistas, toda una metáfora despiadada del mundo. Quienes no tengan miedo se reconocerán también como parte del espectáculo, encontrando en las viñetas, con sorpresa, horror y fascinación, su propia vida impresa. Martín conoce y está dentro de todos y cada uno de sus personajes, los...

When her parents have to travel for work, Sara goes to live temporarily with her aunt, uncle, and beloved cousin Adela. Starting at a new school is never easy, especially when the teachers begin to act in a strange manner. This is something Sara wants to investigate, and, this time, her cousin is there to help.

Scrappy fencer Nicholas Cox comes to the end of his path to prove himself worthy of a father he never knew in the face of surly upperclassmen, nearly impossible odds, and the talent of his rival, sullen fencing prodigy, Seiji Katayama. Sparks fly white-hot on the pitch as Nicholas and Seiji finally face off once again in the halls of King’s Row. It’s a match that will change King’s Row (and both of them!) forever, and set the stage as the team journeys to face their bitter rivals and prove themselves once and for all. The third volume of the breakneck series from writer C.S. Pacat (The...

The world of Eric Carle is a world of color and discovery. In this tactile early-learning playbook which features artwork from The Very Hungry Caterpillar and other Eric Carle picture books, first concepts such as colors, numbers, shapes and first words are introduced through textures, words and pictures.