Galletas de Ramadán

All Maria wants for her birthday is a squishy pink rabbit. When her family cannot find one, her grandmother takes her pink yarn and knits her a...pink armadillo. Maria, totally disillusioned, decides to put up with Milo until she finally realizes how special and important to her he is.

This collection follows Dana, a solitary, unique child who has never fit in as she embarks on a new life befitting her talents. When a strange man proposes an education and better life for Dana, her family must agree, and she sets off to a school of the occult in the Valley of the Wolves. Once at the school, Dana and her new friends confront a series of challenges, both personal and ethical, overcoming each with strength and insight. Dana must use her powers to fight off evil influences. Set in a mystical, ancient time, these books are filled with wonder and intrigue. Readers will be moved by ...

"Greek myths have withstood the passing of time. Even today, they captivate readers of all ages because of their ability to portray the human spirit in settings that appeal to our wildest flights of fancy. Ana María Shua masterfully relates a selection of them: the creation of the universe, the birth of the Olympian Gods, and the adventures of brave heroes such as Heracles, Theseus, and Odysseus--who fight against unspeakable monsters."

El Ojáncano es ese monstruo cántabro que, según Manuel Llano, simboliza el odio, el enfado perpetuo, todo lo que destruye, amenaza, desgarra y maltrata. Su ferocidad corre pareja con su fuerza. Sin embargo, nadie ignora que pasa ahora por momentos delicados. Acosado por la civilización, la luz eléctrica, la deforestación de los montes, ha venido a ser una especie en peligro de extinción. Jesús Herrán lo ha rescatado en trece mágicas historias. Treinta y tres ilustradores no menos mágicos le han puesto rostro y ojo. El resultado: un libro bello, ingenioso y divertido.