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The new book of Daniela the Pirate is here! And yes... girls can be pirates.

¡Nos vamos de viaje con las carteras y los carteros! ¡Lee con letras mayúsculas y canta una original canción! --- We're going on a trip with mailwomen and mailmen! Read in capital letters and sing an original song!

Magia y emoción de la mano de Dolores Brown y Sonja Wimmer. A Mimbi y a Kipo les gusta ser como son: una foca y una tortuga.---- We find magic and emotions in this story written by Dolores Brown and illustrated by Sonja Wimmer. Mimbi and Kipo love who they are: a seal and a turtle.

Zebra's colorful umbrella is bigger than it looks. When it starts to rain, Gazelle, Rhinoceros, Elephant and Hare all want to get under it. But will Zebra share his umbrella...even with fearsome Lion?El paraguas de colores de Cebra es más grande de lo que parece. Cuando empieza a llover, son muchos los animales que quieren guarecerse con ella. ¿Habrá sitio para todos sus amigos?

A light-hearted, funny story for children and adults alike about the perilsof overprotective parenting!Una divertidísimahistoria sobre la sobreprotección que ejercen muchos padres con sus hijos ehijas. Unas claves para entender que nopasa nada porque a veces se mojen, se ensucien o pasen un poco de frío o calor.

What does it mean to be a feminist? Through everyday situations, thegirls and boys in this book, help us better understand it.¿Qué es ser feminista? Las niñas y niños protagonistas, através de situaciones cotidianas, nos ayudan a entenderlo.

A young boy who loves to paint his nails in cheerful colors is made fun of at school. His father and those around him paint their nails in solidarity to stand against Ben's bullies, encouraging him to be himself, despite what others think. Based on true events. Full color.

What are witchy things? This fantastic book with the winning text of the "Narrating Equality" contest is a story about a witch and her unsuccessful attempts at doing witchy things, and a kid that already does the things he likes: his dolls' hair!¿Qué son las cosas de bruja? Una divertida historia de brujas para abordar la diversidad. Primer premio del concurso "Narrar la igualdad".

Elephant has an exceptionally long trunk and Hippopotamus never tires of telling him that "That's not normal!".A laugh-out-loud story about differences, acceptance, kindness and friendship. A White Ravens selection.

This hilarious contest of monsters promises to deliver an unexpected ending. Who turns out to be the world's ugliest monster?Delightful proof that there is strength in numbers. -- Kirkus Starred Review

This hilarious contest of monsters promises to deliver an unexpected ending. Who turns out to be the world's ugliest monster?

A too well-behaved little girl who boxes up her emotions finds her tipping point and creates a marvelous monster after an especially hard day.

Captain Skip's story is two adventures in one-follow the instructions to find the treasure!

Captain Skip's story is two adventures in one-follow the instructions to find the treasure!Todos a bordo del increíble barco del capitán Marco! ¿Conseguirán el capitán y su tripulación surcar los siete mares?

This story of friendship has crossed borders and touched millions of hearts.

Hugo está despierto toda la noche y no sabe por qué. Preguntará sin cesar a todos los animales de la selva, pero ellos solo quieren que les deje dormir tranquilos.----A restless bat wakes every animal in the jungle as he asks why he can't sleep. Only when the sun comes up does he find his answer . . .

A creative board book to teach little ones numbers and animals. Also available from the same author is Who Ate my Fruit?

A creative board book to teach little ones numbers and animals. Also available from the same author is Who Ate my Cake?

Will two flies learn the value of sharing after fighting over who the big poop belongs to?

We find magic and emotions in this story written by Dolores Brown and illustrated by Sonja Wimmer. Mimbi and Kipo love who they are: a seal and a turtle.

What are witchy things? This fantastic book with the winning text of the "Narrating Equality" contest is a story about a witch and her unsuccessful attempts at doing witchy things, and a kid that already does the things he likes: comb his dolls' hair!