INFANTILES Y JUVENILES

Valentina adora su trabajo. Es monitora de viajes y gracias a eso puede conocer el mundo y descubrir nuevas culturas y formas de vivir. Todo sería perfecto si no tuviese el compañero más detestable del universo: Vincent. Vincent es todo lo contrario a ella: divertido, informal, despreocupado, sociable… Solo comparten una cosa: el odio que sienten el uno por el otro. Cuando el jefe de ambos los avisa de que este año el mejor monitor ascenderá, su rivalidad aumenta hasta límites inimaginables.

In order to protect her kingdom from the wrath of a vengeful goddess, Princess Candra must remain locked inside a tower for seven years. Seven long years without a friend―or a lover―by her side. And shut inside the tower with her? A Fellian, the enemy of her people, a fearsome warrior race complete with wings and claws and fangs. Nemeth is terrifying, cruel, and disturbingly magnetic. Candra should kill him for his supplies, but she’s desperate for his company…and his touch. As time inside the unchanging tower rolls on, Candra uncovers the man behind the stony facade. And when their tenure hits an unexpected snag, Candra and Nemeth are forced to make a difficult choice. They’ll need to face an outside world they no longer recognize, one that threatens their lives and their surprising love.

For better or for worse, the newest changeling has arrived . . . When Thea Kanelos’s best friend drags her to an art gala (that’s definitely not her thing), she doesn’t expect a chance encounter with Devin Grayson to change her life forever. The handsome stranger isn’t just anyone—he’s a powerful fae, charged with bringing Thea into his world. Believing that she’s always been human, Thea must accept that everything she’s known about herself up until now has been a lie. She’s not human at all. She is a fae—funny, because she doesn’t even believe in faeries. But with strange creatures now visible on the street and fangs and colors flashing in the shadows, it can’t be denied: faeries are real. And with the Winter Solstice approaching, a magnificent ball will bring her fully into the fae world and draw her closer to Devin with whom she has a deepening and dangerous attraction. As her new powers awaken, Thea learns she plays a more pivotal role to the fae than she ever imagined. And when the barrier between the human and the fae worlds begins to crack, it will be up to her to save not just herself, but everyone she loves from a terrible fate. Deeply sensual and darkly magical, Dirty Lying Faeries is the first book in an exciting new series that takes readers inside a universe filled with faeries, dragons and werewolves—and those that love them.

One final swim of the summer. Let’s make it last all night… Summer, 1994. Trevor can barely wrap his mind around the fact that he and his friends have graduated high school. And yet there’s no rush to get to college. He’s determined to live one night at a time. Riding shotgun from party to party, windows down, music up, his focus is entirely on his crush, the enigmatic girl in the driver’s seat. Will things ever go anywhere with Sarah? Maybe? Because Sarah has proposed a mission: They’re going to swim all the pools in town. Before long, they’re sneaking into backyards every night, splashing, floating, and loving every minute of it. But it’s still not enough for Trevor. He yearns for Sarah, despite her college boyfriend, despite her “not yet”s, despite the way she keeps pulling away the moment it starts to feel truly magical. Things finally change when they learn about a natural pool hidden deep in the woods. It seems like just another spot to check off their summer bucket list. But once they get there, they realize that this place has a curious hold on them, and something very strange is happening…

From brave and bold to creative and clever, Emily Winfield Martin's rhythmic rhyme expresses all the loving things that parents think of when they look at their children. With beautiful, lush illustrations and a stunning gatefold that opens at the end, this is a book that families will love reading over and over.

¡Llega el primer libro de no ficción para adolescentes de Míriam Tirado, la autora de Me llamo Goa que ha enganchado a más de 150.000 jóvenes lectores y lectoras! Ser adolescente o preadolescente no es nada fácil. ¡Nada! A veces no te entiendes ni a ti mismo: las emociones se te hacen bola, la cabeza no para y el cuerpo crece y cambia a un ritmo incómodo. ¡Puedes sentir que te ahogas! En este libro, Míriam Tirado comparte con los jóvenes lectores todos los secretos, trucos y herramientas necesarias para surfear las olas de la adolescencia, vengan como vengan, sintiéndose más seguros, amándose más y sobre todo, disfrutando también de esta etapa.