El agujero negro

Simone de Beauvoir era filósofa existencialista, profesora, ensayista, novelista, activista política, intelectual, defensora de los derechos humanos ... Simone de Beauvoir representa el compromiso ético con los problemas sociales y políticos de su tiempo. Sus trabajos sobre el papel de la mujer en la sociedad y su obra, El segundo sexo , sirvieron de impulso a los movimientos feministas del siglo XX.

En un país en el que no existía la palabra hablada, la gente aprendió a decirlo todo ¡pintando! Todo iba de maravillas, hasta que un día ocurrió lo inimaginable: ¡se acabó la tinta! Y ahora, ¿cómo iban a comunicarse? La risa contagiosa trata de las distintas formas que puede tomar la comunicación, de seres curiosos que habitan países desconocidos, del color y su ausencia y de lo importante que es saber reír a carcajadas. Del mismo escritor, Amanuense ha publicado Alma del mar, El cuento fantasma y Corazón de marimba. El arte de la ilustradora también puede verse en En botas de...

What happened one marvellous day while a little girl was walking by the seashore is that the wind took her precious little cap, that was green and even had a ribbon that was the prettiest part. This luck worried the girl that had allowed the cap to escape and very sadly, almost crying, she asks her mother what happens to caps that are lost at sea. Mom takes a long time to answer, but finally tells about a great pile of marvellous stories and adventures that the escaped cap has had, so that there is no reason to be sad, and although se does not believe much of what her mother says, she does...

In this Spanish book, Ms. Wilde is an eccentric teacher who loves to come to class dressed up as her favorite storybook character. She reads to the class with great enthusiasm. She also brings her dog, Oscar, to school as well. When the class decides to perform "Little Red Riding Hood," little Oscar interferes with Ms. Wilde's best laid plans. On the day the costumes are set to arrive, the class gets the wildest assortment of costumes, none of which are right for "Little Red Riding Hood!" Can Ms. Wilde's class figure out what to do in this predicament? Endearing illustrations of Ms. Wilde's...