Fish, bees and even snakes know it: a kiss is a wonderful way to show affection. To celebrate, to play, to say goodnight? But do all kisses sound the same? Find out by moving the flaps!

Roof to roof, Federico visits all his families everyday: Tadeo and his grandparents, Anna and her two Moms; Virginia, with her Mom and Dad, Paula and her two Dads… All of them different, all of them loved by Federico. Unconditionally. This little jewel is perfect to show the smallest of the house that love can be found in any family. By author and compromised activist for diversity Mili Hernández and illustrator Gómez.

Slide your finger along the path that winds through pages filled with rhythm, rhymes, and surprises. Discover round shapes, something that bounces, and then start all over again! Ángeles Quinteros's verses are complemented by Karina Letelier's vibrant illustrations in this beautiful board book for young readers.

This endearing character asks his neighbors for help. They are all happy to help. And, of course, the little mouse will once again show that he is a great friend.

Mi papá is funny and caring. What is your dad like? The typeface used in this book is OpenDyslexic friendly for readers with dyslexia.

Iván is a heartwarming story that celebrates curiosity, independence, and connection with the world from a dog's perspective. With Claudia Rueda's characteristic delicate and expressive style, this book invites readers of all ages to join Iván on a special day full of discoveries, emotions, and surprises. A visually poetic and narratively simple work that reminds us of the beauty of everyday life and the richness of seeing the world with fresh eyes... or with an attentive nose.

Juan wanted a dog, but his mother didn't like dogs. "They're too much work, they make a mess, they leave hair all over the house." However, Juan didn't care; he was determined to have a pet, no matter what.

Pato Alverre, Juan Tástico, Nino Melodía, and Lala Houdini are the "talent scouts," a group of friends dedicated to discovering the hidden talents of their schoolmates. As every morning, their day begins with preparations and anticipation, but today they will have to face one of their biggest challenges: changing the destiny of a young boy with an absolutely imperceptible talent.

This humorous poem tells the story of a tantrum thrown by the great emperor and how a steaming cup of delicious chocolate finally manages to cheer everyone up.

A little girl has almost nothing: only a pencil. Therefore, she has almost everything. Almost everything you could possibly imagine.

This is how a story begins about weeds sprouting in a house's garden; about a girl who dared to break the rules, decided to go outside, and learned to observe and identify each plant by its properties; and about a father who understood that none of them needed permission to bloom.

When all things that exist in the universe come to an end, they start again. Nothing disappears completely, everything is transformed over and over again. When winter ends, spring springs up. After the night, a new day dawns, and from the fruit fallen on the ground, a tree grows... These are the magical cycles of the universe and this book shows some of them. Welcome to an incredible journey through infinity!

Autumn arrives, and the forest is the best place to enjoy it. Mushrooms, leaves, chestnuts, trees, birds, and other animals are the stars of these new puzzles for clever young minds, presented by Víctor Escandell.

While out for a walk, a little girl discovers a yellow line and decides to follow it. Unbeknownst to her, she is about to receive a unique gift that will stay with her forever.

An exciting day awaits Don Romualdo. He has a date and wants the hours to fly by. Meanwhile, the city breathes and stirs. But you'll only see this if you take your time with this book, if you stroll through its pages without rushing. Open your eyes and observe. Curiosity will make you want to revisit every corner when you reach the last page. And so it will be, again and again.

It had been many days since Reina Panda could not sleep. All her subjects were restless, upset and exhausted, as they would have to remain in her majesty's service day and night. It was urgent that someone find a solution! Candidates from places far, far away flocked to the palace. What will it take for her majesty to sleep?

Are you thinking of becoming a superhero or superheroine? It's a very tough job, but with these helpful instructions, it will be much easier. This manual will help you choose your superhero costume or decide which superpower is best. Perhaps you want to know how to form a superhero team or which location would make the best secret base... Here you'll find everything you need to know to be the superhero you've always wanted to be.

The Princess is in the Dragon's castle. Brave knights cross the mountains to rescue her, but what they find surprises them: the Princess is playing, swimming with the Dragon, or building a flying machine. And she makes it very clear that she doesn't want to go back to the castle with her father and continue being a bored princess in a pretty pink dress.

Jonah is convinced that school is boring. He'd rather go to daycare like his sister or work like his mom and dad, but is that really more fun than school?

To make friends you have to sit under a huge tree, or help a bee out of the water with a leaf. You can leave paper dolls in the park, give an apple or be friends with a silent cactus. But if at the end of the day you get tired of making friends, you can also forget everything this book says.

The cycle of life and the cycle of nature merge in a tender, poetic tale. Bear is alone, and with the arrival of winter, she seeks a place to sleep. One morning, light floods her hiding place, her belly stirs, and it's not from hunger...

A very lonely man dreamed that he lost a kitten, a kitten that didn't even exist. The next morning he ran into Eduardo, his next-door neighbor who was watering the plants, and told him about it. He felt confused and distressed by the dream, but he didn't quite understand why: After all, none of that actually happened," he concluded."

One day, Tiny appears in the forest. The snail, the ladybugs, the ants, the centipede and many others look at her and look at her. No one knows where she comes from, or who she is, but what amazes them the most is that she does not look like any of them at all, however...

The greatest charm of this story lies in its protagonist, who, with great grace and determination, creates an ingenious butterfly costume for herself. When the other children ruin her beautiful wings and antennae, it is her father who comforts, encourages, and helps her start over.

The neighborhood had never seen football like Madani's. Since he arrived, the Saturday matches have been much better, and the new player's dribbling and goals are still the talk of the town all week long. But his best move is yet to come. An exciting story where determination and affection prevail.

The protagonist, Maria, faces life in a new house in the mountains and finds solace and friendship in a baby unicorn, which she cares for throughout a whole season. The unicorn transforms just like our protagonist: it grows, shines, and finally returns to nature. It's a powerful metaphor for love, loss, and freedom, presented with respect for children and for nature itself. Both young and old will find beauty on every page, and more than a few tears will be shed at the moment of farewell.

On the first day of school, Chepito goes out to play in the street. He meets several people from his neighborhood: the man who reads the newspaper, a young woman enjoying a comic book, a tourist couple consulting a guidebook, an archaeologist studying hieroglyphs. "Why, why, why?" Chepito asks. And each one has a different answer for him. Chepito will discover that reading is useful and entertaining. This book is a celebration of reading

Our forests are magical places and home to many living things: trees, shrubs, fungi, and all kinds of animals, from the largest wild boars to the smallest insects. We already know that trees grow from a seed. But did you know that they are the longest-living and largest organisms on the planet?

Did you know that more than 70% of the Earth's surface is covered in saltwater? This fact highlights the importance of the seas and oceans in our lives, as well as in the lives of thousands of animal and plant species that have made this immense habitat their home. In the pages of this book, you'll find many fascinating facts, inspiring ideas, and fun activities to help you explore the sea in all its splendor. Whether you're enjoying a day at the beach, exploring the harbor, or practicing water sports, this book invites you to embark on an exciting journey. Are you ready to set sail on this adventure?

Daniela discovers an old book belonging to her grandmother that tells the story of ten brave female pirates. From the seas of China to the coasts of New York, from ancient Greece to modern times, these women sailed the oceans in search of riches. Although many tried to prevent them from sailing, they refused to accept their fate or fought to change it.

A magnificently illustrated album to learn about one of the founding myths of the Inca culture through a text that preserves the legacy of oral tradition. The Children of the Sun is a free version of the legend of Manco Cápac and Mama Ocllo, a story that goes back to the beginnings of the Inca civilization transmitted orally from generation to generation and later compiled by the Inca Garcilaso de the Vega. It narrates how the Sun sent a boy and a girl to Earth to found the first city, Cusco, and gather its inhabitants there to teach them everything they did not yet know: speak, plant, wash, comb their hair, tame cattle, knitting, cooking.

A young teacher was assigned to a school in the Amazon jungle, where she arrived laden with her books. Her students liked her reading stories to them the most. Then they would take them home, and the mothers and grandmothers, although they did not know how to read, would look at those books with curiosity. The inhabitants of the jungle villages used to tell many legends, but at that time the young teacher believed that they were just that: legends. Accustomed to the city and books, the young teacher will have a culture shock when she encounters a different reality. But she will soon realize that she is not the only one who has things to teach. This book is a tribute to Latin American women teachers, who give up everything to pursue the dream of education, but also to the legends of the most remote villages, which their people have passed down through generations, thus preserving their cultural richness and popular wisdom.

In the town of Palenque, hardly anyone can read. Mr. Velandia, the shop owner, is one of the few who knows how. When Gina begins to receive letters, which she suspects are love letters, her little sister decides to learn to read so she can understand those mysterious letters... An endearing story about literacy from a remote town in Colombia told by the renowned author Irene Vasco.

In Villa Nueva, sad stories seem to be all too common. But Monday is the most anticipated day: Nelson and Gerson arrive with their mobile library, and their stories manage to send the children home happier. The mobile library is a vehicle equipped with books, tables, tents, chairs... but it's much more than that. It's a gateway to the world of storytelling, to fun, to an infinite world full of possibilities. This is the story of Nelson, of the mobile library, and, above all, of all the children who stop to listen to his stories wherever he goes.

Jacob wants to be an astronaut, but his father wants him to take over the family business when he is older. One day, in the park, he meets a girl named Aisha, who shares his love of the stars. Because he is Jewish and she is Muslim, their families do not approve of their friendship. This book proves that love truly can conquer all.

One morning, the lioness left her home determined to see the sea. Along the way, she was joined by two friends who shared her journey and her dream. Together, they embarked on an adventure they would never forget.

For many years, witches have been associated with dark arts, warts, and black cats. But being a real witch is so much more than all those myths. Get ready to discover everything you need to become a young witch and explore a fantastic world of spells, magical recipes, and much more.

In nature, many animals move in groups as if following a secret choreography. In the air, in the water, or on land, their movements are as precise as they are astonishing.

From the emergence of the first forms of life on Earth to the present day, nature has proven to be an example of evolution and resilience. Animals, plants, and all kinds of organisms have developed astonishing abilities to survive environmental changes, diseases, attacks from predators, competition with other species for resources, and the impact of human activity.

Por arte de magia is a unique book that fuses historical popularization, cognitive science, and an archaeological study of the objects that have made magic possible for centuries.

When the first scientists began studying animal behavior, they didn't dare speak of friendship. However, as more research on animals was conducted, the scientific community realized that they are not so different from us. Some species also form friendships that can last a lifetime. They enjoy spending time together, they help each other when needed, and they feel sad when something bad happens to their companions. Like us, they care about their friends because they, too, are capable of experiencing emotions.

Nobel laureate in Medicine, Dr. Barbara McClintock, introduces us to the complex, yet fascinating, world of genetics. Discover if it's possible to clone a dinosaur and be amazed by the secrets of the instruction manual that all living things follow: the genome. You'll learn why we resemble our parents, what a mutant is, and how scientists are using their genetic knowledge to cure diseases. You'll also meet great figures in science, such as the brilliant researcher Rosalind Franklin and Gregor Mendel, the father of genetics!

What exactly is electricity? What does it have to do with magnets? What is magnetism? And most intriguing of all: what does it have to do with light? Today, electricity and magnetism are all around us. We use them to light our homes and streets, to cook, play video games, browse the internet, listen to music—practically everything—and it's hard to find anything that doesn't rely on electricity and magnetism. Come and delve into the fascinating world of ELECTROMAGNETISM.

In nature, everything is connected. Between plants, fungi, and animals, communication flows in a thousand different ways. Flashes of light, aromas, sounds. Dances, words, and songs. A book about the intelligence that surrounds us.

The Moon is always there, even when you're not looking at it. But how did it come into being? What is its relationship to our planet? How did we manage to land on its surface? Will we ever do it again? Discover the origin of our natural satellite, its characteristics, the influence it has on Earth, and many more lunar anecdotes and mysteries.

In addition to exploring the natural wonders of Patagonia, we delve into the human stories that have profoundly shaped the region. We will learn about the Selk'nam, the Yaghan, and the Aonikenk, indigenous peoples whose cultures and ways of life have left an indelible mark on the land. We will follow in the footsteps of historical figures such as Magellan, Darwin, and Perito Moreno on their extraordinary expeditions, and discover how modern life in Patagonia is intertwined with its ancient traditions. Through captivating illustrations and fascinating narratives, this book aims to inspire new generations to value and protect this unique land at the ends of the earth.

Oceanica is an invitation to immerse yourself in the vastness of the ocean. Written by Catalina Velasco, a marine biologist, National Geographic explorer, and doctor of Antarctic and Subantarctic Sciences, who has dedicated herself to science communication and environmental education. The clear and engaging text introduces us to the wonders that inhabit the sea: corals, turtles, fish, algae, jellyfish, and the history of the ocean.

Many cultures believe that life does not end with the death of the body. Something always remains, which some call the soul and others, consciousness. It is an energy so powerful that sometimes it even manages to return to the world of the living, although, of course, according to the rules of the afterlife that apply to them. Even while alive, Almamuerta studied ghosts. Logically, she did so with even greater dedication after her death. For this reason, and because she is a departed soul herself, she is ideally suited to guide us on this journey through the different eternities that might be awaiting us, depending on the culture to which we belong.

The Fungi Kingdom combines science and art to describe how fungi connect nature, impact our daily lives, and promise to revolutionize the future. From cooking to medicine and ecology, this wondrous kingdom holds great importance in every aspect of life.