Las cartas de Ana

Mishiyu is an orphan living in fear of, but also hope for, his adoption. His feelings and his moving story are intertwined with the emotions of the woman who adopts him, and in the end, they recognize each other as mother and son. The theme of adoption is handled with gentle care and consideration in this beautiful, compassionate book.

A traveler wrapped in a cloak walks down a lonely road. The north wind and the sun watch from above the traveler. They wonder which of them is more powerful than the other. The wind and sun make a bet to see who can get the traveler to remove the cloak. They both try their best. The wind blows with a truly powerful force. But what can the sun do? Can it win the bet by being the first to make the traveler remove the cloak?

Este libro reúne seis textos (de Jairo Buitrago, Eduardo Otálora, Catalina Navas, Adriana Carreño, Francisco Montaña y Celso Román) dirigidos a niñas y niños; su tema es la naturaleza, qué significado tiene y cómo se manifiesta en Bogotá. Cada uno de estos textos está ilustrado por un artista colombiano (Juan Camilo Mayorga, Claudia Rueda, Leonardo Gómez, Gabriela Otálora, Lorena Bayona y Natalia Rojas).

Rita is a short, dark-haired eight-year-old who has to deal with all of the issues pertaining to her age—family, friends, and school—and who often travels the world with her Uncle Daniel. Rita's mother insists on returning the family's new vacuum cleaner, but Rita can’t find the doll that came with it as a gift that must also be returned. What she doesn’t know is that someone has hidden important information in a doll just like hers. In search of the missing item, Rita enlists the aid of her new friend Nicolai. Rita es una niña bajita, con pelo oscuro de ocho años que vive...