Cancionero infantil del papagayo

An imaginative extension of contemporary Latin American fiction, this graphic novel touches on universal themes—death, friendship, love, and others—from a uniquely feminine perspective. On her surreal adventures, the protagonist encounters a ghost in the house, time travel, snow that bears a striking resemblance to lemon ice cream, and even a meeting with Death. Some panels include dialogue, while others forgo it for a purely visual impact. In either case, the witty and tender narrative injects magic and innocence into a world of danger and wonder, and encourages readers to overcome...

Que vergüenza haber nacido es el reflejo de la vida misma y, sobre todo, de la vida de una millennial: autocompasiva, aleatoria y con un toque de prepotencia. Como si este libro fuese un Instagram analógico, Almejeiter publica en él una serie de viñetas sobre autoestima, amor, apego..., los males de la sociedad moderna.

In a spine-tingling new manga series, Japanese horror masters Senno Knife and Hideshi Hino take on Japanese urban legends.

Hurricane Girl is rambunctious and full of energy. Sponge Boy is quiet and reserved. This picture book shows children that complete opposites can be great friends.