We go on two journeys. One is happy: about a girl on a transatlantic liner where food and drink are plentiful, where there is dancing in the evenings, and where the sound of the waves helps you to sleep better.

We have all the necessary ingredients for a great story: a princess (Talía), a castle, three fairies (Leonarda, Rafaela and Angelines), an evil, really evil, witch, a curse and even a prince (or several - who knows?!…).

Don Yata really loves golf, but when he's playing on top of a hill... he sends the ball flying and loses it.

¿Tú también quieres saber qué hay dentro de esta caja? Tendrás que acompañara a Mika y Zarpas para descubrirlo y... te quedarás con la boca abierta, en serio. Un cuento sobre la curiosidad, la imaginación y el juego.

Do you want to know what’s in the box too? To find out, you’ll have to come with Mika and Zarpas and… your jaw will drop! Seriously. A story about curiosity, imagination, and play.

Book ahoy! By Oriol Garcia Molsosa, illustrated by Guridi. A pirate book with a difference. To tell a pirate story you only need a ship, a treasure map and a crew set for adventure.

A piece of paper blown away by a sandstorm ends up in the hands of Moussa. As soon as he finds it, the little boy thinks of his father, who lives abroad, and decides to send him a picture.

The House of Beasts is a children's story by Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić (1874-1939), the best Croatian children's story writer. It tells how two brothers and three sisters decide one day to make a house of beasts with their toys.

One calm boring September morning, a series of events begins that will end in a completely unexpected climax. A journey of discovery hidden in the branches of a great tree.

In 1923, Helena Lennox is 17 years old and has a single desire: to leave the streets of London for a life of adventure and excavations in distant lands.