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This summer, the mother of all stories returns: after centuries of interpretations and remakes, the Odyssey is ready to be read, watched, and discussed once again. For those taking their first steps into the world of ancient myths and epics, „Odyssey for boys and girls“ presents a bright, entertaining, and accessible retelling of Homer’s masterpiece by Alfred John Church. Follow Ulysses as he battles the Cyclops, outwits Circe, resists the Sirens, and struggles through Scylla and Charybdis on his long road home. Taking just a couple of hours to read, this book will give you the missing pieces of the puzzle that‘s called Human Civilization.

This summer, the mother of all stories returns: after centuries of interpretations and remakes, the Odyssey is ready to be read, watched, and discussed once again. For those taking their first steps into the world of ancient myths and epics, „Odyssey for boys and girls“ presents a bright, entertaining, and accessible retelling of Homer’s masterpiece by Alfred John Church. Follow Ulysses as he battles the Cyclops, outwits Circe, resists the Sirens, and struggles through Scylla and Charybdis on his long road home. Taking just a couple of hours to read, this book will give you the missing pieces of the puzzle that‘s called Human Civilization.

This summer, the mother of all stories returns: after centuries of interpretations and remakes, the Odyssey is ready to be read, watched, and discussed once again. For those taking their first steps into the world of ancient myths and epics, „Odyssey for boys and girls“ presents a bright, entertaining, and accessible retelling of Homer’s masterpiece by Alfred John Church. Follow Ulysses as he battles the Cyclops, outwits Circe, resists the Sirens, and struggles through Scylla and Charybdis on his long road home. Taking just a couple of hours to read, this book will give you the missing pieces of the puzzle that‘s called Human Civilization.

This summer, the mother of all stories returns: after centuries of interpretations and remakes, the Odyssey is ready to be read, watched, and discussed once again. For those taking their first steps into the world of ancient myths and epics, „Odyssey for boys and girls“ presents a bright, entertaining, and accessible retelling of Homer’s masterpiece by Alfred John Church. Follow Ulysses as he battles the Cyclops, outwits Circe, resists the Sirens, and struggles through Scylla and Charybdis on his long road home. Taking just a couple of hours to read, this book will give you the missing pieces of the puzzle that‘s called Human Civilization.

This summer, the mother of all stories returns: after centuries of interpretations and remakes, the Odyssey is ready to be read, watched, and discussed once again. For those taking their first steps into the world of ancient myths and epics, „Odyssey for boys and girls“ presents a bright, entertaining, and accessible retelling of Homer’s masterpiece by Alfred John Church. Follow Ulysses as he battles the Cyclops, outwits Circe, resists the Sirens, and struggles through Scylla and Charybdis on his long road home. Taking just a couple of hours to read, this book will give you the missing pieces of the puzzle that‘s called Human Civilization.

A mysterious golden compass.

The magical kingdom of Transylvania, hidden beyond the ordinary.

A magical neighbor named Ms. Moonbeam who looks like an elven princess.

Driverless firetrucks. Talking Pumpkins. Skeletons doing a yoga class.

And a dangerously charming immortal troublemaker named Trollo who thinks the world should revolve around him.

When Tommy and Tammy discover a world bigger, stranger and more magical than they ever imagined, they discover that courage comes in all sizes, family matters more than magic, and home is worth fighting for.…

Clara Hayes chases monsters for a living. As a young crime journalist in rain-soaked London, she lives off police scanners, late-night coffee, and the thrill of filing copy on the city’s latest horror: a string of ritualised murders by the so-called Mirror Killer. When a calm, intense stranger named Daniel Reed drifts into her orbit—“a freelance forensic photographer who sometimes works with the Met”—he seems to understand both her work and the darkness that comes with it. He offers insider details, she gets better stories, and the line between source and lover blurs fast.…

What would you do if the person you trusted most was the one you should fear?

Mary Hamilton grew up believing her mother worked herself to the bone for her — two jobs, sleepless nights, tired eyes. She told herself that was love. But looking back, the cracks were always there. The late-night phone call her mother didn't want her to hear. The emergency money tin, wiped clean without explanation. The morning her mother dressed up in perfume and curled hair and left for work without her uniform. Small things. Strange things. The kind of things a fourteen-year-old tells herself mean nothing.…

Tras un divorcio bien habido, el protagonista se embarca en una nueva relación. Ésta lo llevará, casi sin querer, a un torneo de futbol infantil en Punta Cana que coincide con su cumpleaños 45. A él no le interesan mucho los partidos y, mucho menos, los niños. Sin embargo, se encuentra inmerso en la peripecia que le significa ser uno más de los acompañantes del equipo en el que juega el hijo de su nueva pareja.
 Ahí, en lo que es un paraíso tropical, en medio de un torneo lleno de contratiempos, se dará cuenta de tres cosas que lo definen como persona: le da trabajo nombrar ciertos colores, tiene un problema que sólo puede resolver un proctólogo y no es una buena persona.…

Este volumen reúne una selección de piezas fundamentales de Antonio Zúñiga, consolidando una voz que entiende la adolescencia no como una etapa de transición, sino como un territorio de lucha, identidad y profunda hondura filosófica. Los textos aquí presentes —"El pueblo de las niñas fuego", "Chalán", "Matatena" y "Mi papá no es santo ni enmascarado de plata"— comparten valores literarios que los convierten en piezas clave de la dramaturgia contemporánea para jóvenes audiencias.