Mistborn: A Fascinating Trilogy of Fiction Literature
Mistborn is a high fantasy literary saga by Brandon Sanderson. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Books
Diamond Square: Mercè Rodoreda
The Diamond Square is the most famous novel by the icon Mercè Rodoreda. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The innocent: María Oruña
The Innocents is the latest installment of the Puerto Escondido series, by the Spanish María Oruña. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The Goya winning books
Last Saturday, February 10, the 38th edition of the Goya Awards was held. Come and see the Goya winning books.
The Light You Can't See by Anthony Doerr. Review
The Light You Can't See is a novel by Anthony Doerr, which won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize and has been made into a miniseries.
The camouflaged economist. The economy of small things
The camouflaged economist. The Economics of Small Things is a text by British economist Tim Harford. Come, learn more about him and his work.
A fire in the flesh, the last book in the Flesh and Fire saga
A Fire in the Flesh is the last book in the Flesh and Fire saga, by the American JL Armentrout. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Suicide. Selection of books for prevention
Suicide remains a taboo subject. With this selection of books we also approach it as prevention guides.
5 books to learn art history
Books to learn art history are a window to facilitate your learning in this field. Come and meet 5 of the best.
The Snow Society: the story behind the film by Juan Antonio Bayona
The Coming Society is one of the favorite films to win the Oscar in its category. Come, learn more about her and her book that inspired her.
The 10 best nutrition books to improve your health
What nutrition books do you know? Discover a selection of them that will help you with diet and nutrition issues and improve your health.
10 Best financial education books
The search “10 best financial education books” has become very popular in the last five years. Come and see 10 of these works.
The 9 books by Miguel Delibes that were made into movies
Do you like Miguel Delibes' books? Then you should know the nine that were made into films and were quite successful.
The art of war: Sun Tzu
The Art of War is an acclaimed military treatise by Chinese general, strategist, and philosopher Sun Tzu. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
February news. Stories for all tastes
These February releases are a selection of varied titles for everyone from national and international authors.
5 books to support you in spirituality
Are you looking for books to support you in spirituality? Take a look at these five titles that we propose of interesting novels and books.
Think like an artist: Will Gompertz
Think Like an Artist is an art history textbook by British author Will Gompertz. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Silk, a delight of literature
Silk is a short novel written by the Italian journalist, playwright and professor Alessandro Baricco. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The cool rule: everything you need to know about the book
If you have teenage daughters, the book: La Period Mola is the right one to help them understand their body and cycles. Get to know him!
15 Anonymous Books That Have Been Great Successes
The history of literature has titles by unknown authors that are true classics. Come, meet 15 of those books.
5 Works by Camilo José Cela to read
Camilo José Cela was a Spanish novelist, editor, essayist, poet, journalist and lecturer. He comes and knows more about him and his work.
What are haikus?
A haiku is a style of Japanese poetry. They are characterized by their brevity and depth. Come and learn more about it.
The vineyard of the moon: Carla Montero Manglano
The Vineyard of the Moon is a historical novel by the award-winning Spanish Carla Montero Manglano. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The dream of the sword: Manuel Sánchez García
The Dream of the Sword is a classic adventure novel by the Spanish Manuel Sánchez García. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Emotional junkies, how to free ourselves from destructive thoughts
Learn to put emotions in your favor with Isabel Trueba. In her book she gives you specific techniques to make your life a more pleasant journey.
The heirs: Eve Fairbanks
The Heirs is a historical book by the American political philologist Eve Fairbanks. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Everything comes back: Juan Gómez Jurado
Everything returns is the second volume of the successful thriller Everything burns, by the Spanish Juan Gómez Jurado. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Baker Who Baked Stories, new novel by Carsten Henn
The Baker Who Baked Stories is the title of the new novel by German writer Carsten Henn, which is released today.
Books about animals to celebrate San Antón
These books about animals are a selection to celebrate the festival of San Antón, with a lot of tradition in Spain.
5 most famous works by Gabriel García Márquez
Gabriel García Márquez is one of the references of the highest literature. Come and see 5 of this author's most famous works.
Mr. Cayo's disputed vote: Miguel Delibes
The Disputed Vote of Mr. Cayo is a historical novel by Spanish journalist Miguel Delibes. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Illumbe Trilogy: Mikel Santiago
The Illumbe Trilogy is a set of mystery and suspense novels by the Spanish Mikel Santiago. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
School bullying. Books to learn how to combat it
Bullying at school is one of the most serious problems of our times. This selection of books can be a guide to learn how to combat it.
8 classics of English literature that you should read
A classic usually addresses universal arguments and presents them precisely. Come, meet 8 of them belonging to English literature.
Nocilla Dream: Agustín Fernández Mallo
Nocilla Dream is the first book in the Nocilla trilogy, by Spanish physicist Agustín Fernández Mallo. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Enigma books to solve
Puzzle books contain intellectual pastimes with many benefits for the human mind. Come, meet the best.
The rebellion of the good guys: Roberto Santiago
The Rebellion of the Good Guys is a thriller by Spanish playwright, filmmaker and screenwriter Roberto Santiago. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Tea Rooms: Working Women | Luisa Carnés Caballero
Tea Rooms: Working Women is a social novel by the Spanish journalist Luisa Carnés Caballero. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Bocabesada: Juan del Val
Bocabesada is a novel by the Spanish producer, screenwriter, director and presenter Juan del Val. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Editorial news for January. Selection
These editorial releases for January include a selection of several titles from various genres for all tastes.
Understand your emotions, Enrique Rojas
In "Understand your emotions", Enrique Rojas teaches you to understand and manage your emotional world in an easy and enjoyable way.
El Jarama: Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio
El Jarama is an award-winning novel by the Spanish Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
Don't disappoint your father: Carme Chaparro
Don't let your father down is the last volume of the Ana Arén trilogy, by the Spanish Carme Chaparro. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Jo Nesbo: books
Jo Nesbo is a prolific Norwegian musician and writer, known for his chilling and gritty crime novels. Come, learn more about him and his work.
The witches and the inquisitor: María Elvira Roca Barea
The Witches and the Inquisitor is a historical fiction novel by María Elvira Roca Barea from Malaga. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The best books to give this Christmas
Do you want to know which are the best books to give this Christmas? Then check out this list to see them all.
The Power of Words: How to Change Your Brain (and Your Life) with Conversation
Discover with Mariano Sigman, how good conversations can change our lives. Learn more about the language in his latest book.
The best-selling books of 2023. A review
The best-selling books of 2023 have been many, so we review those that have reached the highest positions on the lists.
The Grapes of Wrath: John Steinbeck
The Grapes of Wrath is a famous epic chronicle by the American war correspondent John Steinbeck. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Readings of the year. Selection and reviews
Readings of the year. It's always difficult to choose a reasonable number, but those are mine. There are brief reviews of various genres.
The power of words: all the details about the book
Do you know the book The Power of Words? Find out what it's about and why everyone is talking about it and recommends it as a read.
Where are the keys?: Saúl Martínez Horta
Where are the keys? is a scientific psychological reference book by the Spanish Saúl Martínez Horta. Come, learn more about him and his work.
The lights of February: Joana Marcús
The lights of February is the fourth and final volume of Months by your side, a series by the Spanish Joana Marcús. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The wind knows my name: Isabel Allende
The Wind Knows My Name is a historical fiction novel by Chilean Isabel Allende. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Sold: Zana Muhsen and Andrew Crofts
Sold Out is a biography written by British author Zana Muhsen and ghostwriter Andrew Crofts. Come, learn more about them and their work.
The last days of our fathers: Joël Dicker
The Last Days of Our Fathers is the first novel by Swiss writer Joël Dicker. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
Dolores Cannon
Dolores Cannon was a famous American hypnotherapist and author. Come and learn more about her and her works.
Understand your mind: González, Muiño and Cebrián
Understand your mind is a self-help book written by M. González, L. Muiño and M. Cebrián. Come, learn more about them and their work.
S. Ship of Theseus: Doug Dorst and JJ Abrams
S. The Ship of Theseus is an ergodic mystery novel conceived by JJ Abrams and written by Doug Dorst. Come, he knows more about them and their work.
Book cases to give as Christmas gifts
Book cases are a good idea for Christmas gifts. This is a selection of titles from classic to current.
Editorial news for December
These are some of the December news that come out to finish off the year. From various genres and national and international authors.
The impatient alchemist: Lorenzo Silva
The Impatient Alchemist is the second volume of the Bevilacqua and Chamorro series, by the Spanish Lorenzo Silva. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Emperor of Rome: Mary Beard
Emperor of Rome is a book of classical history by the English professor and editor Mary Beard. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Damn Rome: Santiago Posteguillo
Maldita Roma is the second part of the Julius Caesar Series by Valencian philologist Santiago Posteguillo. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The great guide to parenting: Concepción Roger and Alberto Soler
The great guide to parenting is a manual by Spanish psychologists Concepción Roger and Alberto Soler. Come, learn more about them and their work.
The Summer Girl: The Blonde Neighbor
The Summer Girl is the third novel in the Summer Saga of the best-selling phenomenon La Vecina Rubia. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The path of awakening: Mario Alonso Puig
The Path of Awakening is a self-help and personal improvement book by Spanish Mario Alonso Puig. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
King corp: What the book is about and all the details you should know
If you like the history of Spain and want to know the hidden side of Juan Carlos I, reading King Corp, the book, is for you.
And what itches you?, by Megan Maxwell
If you enjoy romantic, erotic literature and also some comedy, give yourself a chance with: And what's it that bites you?, by Megan Maxwell
The Armor of Light: Ken Follett
The Armor of Light is the fifth installment of The Pillars of the Earth by Welshman Ken Follett. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Amor Towles: biography and works
Amor Towles is an award-winning American CFO and author. Come, learn more about him and his distinguished work.
Live more: Marcos Vásquez
Live more is a practical compendium of exercises and training written by Asturian Marcos Vásquez. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
There are books that seem written to be enjoyed beyond time. Do you know how to win friends and influence people?
News for November. A selection
These novelties for November are a selection of titles from various genres for all tastes, from historical novels to comics.
The final problem: Arturo Pérez Reverte
The Final Problem is a mystery and suspense novel by Spanish author Arturo Pérez Reverte. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Feel: Míriam Tirado
Sentir is a practical book written by the Spanish journalist, consultant and coach Míriam Tirado. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Fear: Care Santos
Fear is the third part of the youth trilogy Mentira by the Spanish literary critic Care Santos. Come, learn more about her and her work.
My fault: Mercedes Ron
My fault is the first volume of the Culpables trilogy, a new adult story by Argentine Mercedes Ron. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The Lost Sister: Lucinda Riley
The Lost Sister is the seventh book in the Seven Sisters series by Irish author Lucinda Riley. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The Angel's Café: we tell you everything about this novel
For those who love narrative, The Angel's Café will become a revelation. Do you know this book?
Witches, Warriors and Goddesses: Kate Hodges and Harriet Lee Merrion
Witches, warriors and goddesses, by the British Kate Hodges and illustrated by her compatriot Harriet Lee. Come, learn more about the authors and their work.
Splinters in the skin: everything you want to know about the novel
If you like thrillers, a book that you should not leave unread is Splinters in the Skin, a story that captivates you. Do you know her?
They want us dead: Javier Moro
They Want Us Dead is a non-fiction novel written by the award-winning Spanish Javier Moro. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The inspector's visit: what is this play about
The book The Inspector's Visit is one of the common reading books in secondary and high school. Do you know him?
Anthony Gala
Antonio Gala was a Spanish playwright, novelist, columnist and poet. Come, learn more about the life and work of the author.
Between blues, a novel about the healing power of the past and the importance of valuing the present
Discover the novel Between Blues, everything about its author and why it is causing such a sensation today.
Through you: all the details about Ariana Godoy's novel
If you like the literary genre of romance, you have to know Through You, one of the most representative novels of the same
Elly Griffiths and her series by archaeologist Ruth Galloway
Elly Griffiths publishes the latest title in her series starring archaeologist Ruth Galloway, The Inheritance of Bones.
The last night at Tremore Beach: Mikel Santiago
The Last Night on Tremore Beach is the first novel by Spanish sociologist and musician Mikel Santiago. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Library of the Dead: everything you need to know about the book
The Library of the Dead is one of Glenn Cooper's best works. Find out what it is about and everything about it if you like thrillers.
Damian: Alex Mírez
Damián: a dark and perverse secret is a youth suspense novel by Venezuelan Alex Mírez. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa. Birthday with your books
Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa has a birthday. We celebrate him with this selection of some of his most famous books.
Mr. Luna's latest work: César Mallorquí
Mr. Luna's latest work is a young adult novel by Barcelona journalist César Mallorquí. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Sol Blanco Soler
Sol Blanco Soler is a renowned Spanish journalist, parapsychologist, lecturer and author. Come, she knows more about the writer and her work.
Children's and youth news for October
This selection of children's and youth novelties may surely interest you because there is something for all tastes.
Ann Cleeves
Ann Cleeves is an acclaimed British writer, best known for her fast-paced crime fiction. Come and read more about her and her work.
News for October of all genres
This is a selection of 6 new releases for October that comes loaded with titles from all genres and for all audiences.
The angel of the city: Eva García Sáenz de Urturi
The Angel of the City is the fifth volume of the Kraken series, by Eva García Sáenz de Urturi from Vitoria. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The green gel pen: the first novel by Eloy Moreno
With a rather curious name, the book The Green Gel Pen invites you to read it to discover what it is about. Do you know him?
The Great Friend: Who wrote it and what is the novel about?
Do you know the book The Great Friend? Discover what this story is about and the curiosities surrounding its author (or author).