Finally, one evening, one of the eggshells began to crack, and the little heads of the newborn ducklings appeared. How beautiful they were with their soft golden feathers!

Gil Baleares doesn’t have much going on in his life: a kidnapped father suffering from Alzheimer, a daughter who is perhaps not his own, a divorce, forty years of existence marked by alcohol, frustration and defeat, and a lot of memories from the

The tall tales which Andrés Ibáñez has brought together in “The Scent of Cardamom” are audacious and earthy, subtle and surprising.

The Pursuer (El Perseguidor) is one of Julio Cortázar’s finest literary achievements and a classic of 20th century literature.

Antoñita the ladybird is yellow in colour, but she wants to be red like the other ladybirds in the garden where she lives. She tries various ways to change her colour.

With 'El primer emperador i la reina Lluna' ('The First Emperor and the Moon Queen'), Jordi Cussà goes further than ever. A daring adventure story about a magnetic and almost mythical figure from Chinese culture: the Emperar Qin Shi Huangdi.

Sometimes, a raven appears from behind a cloud, or behind a corner or in our group of friends. They are Princes of Trouble, experts in tangling situations. Masters of trickery and lies.

After reading all about the poet Antonio Machado, Javier decides to visit the writer's tomb. In the hotel, he meets a strange woman and her son; a hyperactive teenager. One morning, at breakfast, the woman disappears leaving her son abandoned.

El que apaga la luz, title taken from one of Somerset Maugham’s sentences, is a book full of incurable patients, obsessions that culminate in the worst of nightmares (insomnia) and whose only relief is suicide.

David, the innocent young protagonist of this novel, lives on the outskirts of a city.