Que te lo cuente mi perra

Nadia, Olivia y Narella lo tienen claro: van a vivir la vida a su manera, y nadie las va a parar. Se enamorarán, disfrutarán del sexo, irán de fiesta, y superarán todos los obstáculos... como quieran y con quien les dé la gana, ya sea un chico o una chica, en una relación abierta o en exclusiva. El último curso en el instituto será memorable, y aprenderán las lecciones más importantes: que hay muchas maneras diferentes de amar, que su libertad está por encima de todo, y que nada sabe mejor que el primer bocado de comerse el mundo.

Does good luck exist? Or is it all a matter of probability? Isabel and Nicols are neighbors and they sometimes walk to school together. One morning, Isabel wears her grandmother's bracelet which, according to her, brings good luck. The precious object gets lost, and then begins a tour around the most diverse and endearing people in the neighborhood. Everyone's lives change as they have their "stroke of luck." The dynamic prose, the abundant dialogue, and the descriptions of the characters round out a novel that, with its multiple storylines, captures readers with its plot.

As a boy named Santi prepares to pull on a cord, he is joined by a girl called Mora dressed as a fairy, a baby, and seven other creatures, real and imaginary.

"The day that Bolita is born, everyone in the zoo is surprised by her weight. Mama Giraffe is happy with her baby, but Bolita starts to feel sad when she sees that everyone is laughing at her. Poncho, the giraffe-keeper's son, has an idea: to dress Bolita up as an elephant! A story that discusses the value of mutual respect despite physical appearances. More than 50,000 copies sold."