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El sueño de Carlota

I Don’t Live Here Anymore

Author: Gabi Kreslehner

Carlota’s everyday life is transformed when her parents

get divorced. Suddenly she changes houses and is

forced to adapt to a new school, where she falls in love

with a boy. Everything gets more complicated with

the arrival of new partners in the lives of her parents.

Once again she will have to move and she’ll realize

that growing up means making her own decisions for

restoring stability.

A novel about the importance of facing changes

and learning how to make decisions.

Castillo en el Aire

Size: 5.1 x 8.3 in

Pages: 152

Binding: Paperback

ISBN: 978-607-621-290-5

Grades 8 and up

Theme:

Character

Education/

Family

Relationships/

Feelings

El zoológico a media noche

The Midnight Zoo

Author: Sonya Harnett

Illustrated by: Javier Sáez Castán

Two brothers travel across a country devastated by war

with a delicate bundle on their backs. One night they

arrive at a town in ruins that houses a secret: a small

zoo that has not been bombarded. The ten animals

that inhabit it need water, food and, like children, a

little hope.

A poignant fable about war, death and the meaning

of freedom.

Castillo de la Lectura

Size: 5.1 x 7.7 in

Pages: 192

Binding: Paperback

ISBN: 978-607-463-524-9

Theme:

WWII/Death/

Freedom

Grades 8 and up

Author: Winner of

the 2008 Astrid Lindgren

Memorial Award (ALMA)

Illustrator: Honorable mention for

the Ibero-American

Illustration Catalog of

Books for Children and

Young Adults

Informe preliminar sobre la

existencia de los fantasmas

Preliminary Report on the Existence of Ghosts

Author: Toño Malpica

Illustrated by: Luis Pombo

Everyone knows that Gugu is good at clowning. That’s

why no one is surprised when he climbs up on his

bench to dance. His punishment? To research a topic

that he himself chooses: ghosts. This would not bother

Gugu so much if it weren’t for one thing: his co-

worker will be the most unbearable and studious girl in

the class.

With unparalleled sense of humor and true-to-

life characters, this story about growing up and

maturity is ideal for any reader who, like Gugu,

is trying to find himself.

Castillo de la Lectura

Size: 5.1 x 7.7 in

Pages: 280

Binding: Paperback

ISBN: 978-607-463-099-2

Theme:

Humor/

Friendship/

Character

Education

Grades 8 and up