Hazte pequeña, solo mía

"Amores inmigrantes sintetiza las anécdotas y los paisajes de vidas extraordinarias y sensibles, de hombres y mujeres que generaron nuestras raíces culturales, familiares y religiosas. Enriquecieron el suelo, el corazón y la mente, lejos del hambre y el dolor de la guerra, pero enfrentando la soledad del desarraigo. Con una prosa conmovedora, Diana Arias narra las odiseas vividas por nuestros ancestros" (Alejandro Guillermo Roemmers, escritor poeta). "En cada capítulo se siente la cercanía, la empatía. Ese es un mérito de la narradora. Nos reúne a través del tiempo con los...

Flora Mayfield has always known there's something rather different about her family life. Her parents set an impossible standard of good looks and success, and clever, plain Flora feels condemned to live in their shadow. But a devastating piece of news leads Flora to unearth a series of shocking secrets, causing her to question her very identity.

The exercise of love and care that must be shown by parents between themselves and toward their children.

Miriam Tirado, one of the main references of parenting and conscious education, dedicates her new book to one of the most important and, as we well know, most complicated aspects for mothers and fathers: limits, those red lines that protect integrity of the smallest and allow them to share life with other people. How to maintain conscious limits and agreed norms that provide structure and security for our daughters and sons?, insecurity or to seek validation at all costs? With the generosity that characterizes her, Míriam Tirado shares hers with her own doubts, learnings, challenges and...