Casi azul, casi triste

Nueve relatos sobre sucesos extraños, llenos de intriga y misterio; los que, sin embargo, no tienen como personajes a monstruos y fantasmas: solo cosas cotidianas como un microscopio y un auto.

Boris and his family move from Argentina to Mexico City. As he becomes accustomed to his new school and city, readers gain insight into Mexican culture and traditions as well as the harsh reality of street children living in the capital.

En un hermoso, hermoso bosque de Astüra, tras el manto de una catarata, existía una cueva donde vivía la Xana llamada Maïa, quien había olvidado sus poderes mágicos. Con la llegada del grupo de humanos destructores del bosque, Maïa tendrá que recordar esos poderes de nuevo para evitar una catástrofe pero, ¿cómo podrá hacerlo? La aparición de tres nuevas amigas muy especiales quizá solucione todos sus problemas... o los complique de un modo muy divertido, quién sabe.

"Miguel is a careless boy who leaves everything out of place, breaks whatever is in his path, and doesn't obey his parents. Tired, they decide to give him a month to look for a place to live: they have fired him. Time passes, Miguel doesn't listen, and he suddenly finds himself in the street with nowhere to go, and with a profound regret for not having listened to his parents. A tale in which the author offers a critical yet funny look at the relationship between parents and lazy, irresponsible children who wear them out. "