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Grupo Edelvives 2021 Foreign Rights Catalogue 2021 FOREIGN RIGHTS CATALOGUE Antonio Lorente © GRUPO EDELVIVES 2021 FOREIGN RIGHTS CATALOGUE NEW TITLES .............................................................. 2 CHILDREN ................................................................ 29 AGES 3 AND UP ..................................................... 31 ACTIVITY BOOKS ........................................................ 32 BOARD BOOKS ........................................................... 35 PICTURE BOOKS ......................................................... 37 FICTION AND SERIES ................................................... 40 NON FICTION ............................................................. 52 AGES 6 AND UP ..................................................... 57 PICTURE BOOKS ......................................................... 58 FICTION AND SERIES ................................................... 68 NON FICTION ............................................................. 84 RELIGION .................................................................. 86 AGES 8 AND UP ..................................................... 91 ACTIVITY BOOKS ........................................................ 92 PICTURE BOOKS ......................................................... 93 FICTION AND SERIES ................................................... 98 NON FICTION ........................................................... 116 RELIGION ................................................................ 124 AGES 10 AND UP ................................................. 127 STORY BOOKS .......................................................... 128 FICTION AND SERIES ................................................. 132 NON FICTION ........................................................... 148 RELIGION ................................................................ 151 YOUNG ADULT ....................................................... 157 AGES 12 AND UP ................................................. 159 FICTION AND SERIES ................................................. 160 NON FICTION ........................................................... 166 RELIGION ................................................................ 169 AGES 14 AND UP ................................................. 173 FICTION AND SERIES ................................................. 174 STORY BOOKS .......................................................... 182 NON FICTION ........................................................... 184 ADULTS .................................................................... 186 FICTION .................................................................. 187 NON FICTION ........................................................... 192 RELIGION ................................................................ 200 K KEYWORDS NEW TITLES CHILDREN Creative Ways to Learn Handwriting Raúl Bermejo A fresh way to work on handwriting skills! This set of activity books stimulates children’s manual abilities, creativity, attention, concentration and self-confidence, allowing them to feel sure of themselves as they tackle writing. Page 32 Adventures Pal Yata Workbooks for a Scary Good Time Manuela González Castaño | Claudia Ranucci Esther Echevarría Soriano | Elisa Bernat Develop the ability to find creative solutions! Pal Yata invites boys and girls to take part in his Exercise your cognitive and communication skills! adventures, teaching them how to think and find This collection of activity books encourages children solutions in a creative and fun way. to put all their knowledge into practice to help the characters out of a tough situation. The key is Page 34 exercising skills through fantasy, play, emotions and humour. Page 33 2 Foreign Rights Catalogue Pal Yata Series Colours Galore! David Fernández Sifres | Claudia Ranucci Raúl Bermejo | Nacho Uve Discover the daily adventures of Pal Yata, a friendly, What could that black something be? Touch, play, affectionate rhinoceros with loads of friends who’s discover, think, experiment and make decisions in just a little bit scared of lions. a space somewhere between the real world and the A series for toddlers, with capital letters colourful fantasy universe of this book. and fold-out pages. Page 37 Page 35 Brownie Ali and Ramboline Mar Ferrero Valentí Gubianas Isn’t it true that the greatest gift in the world is One day, the Danish government decided to purchase a puppy? Things get tricky when the adorable pup circus animals to give them a more decent life. starts to grow and grow… until it becomes The idea was to begin by freeing four elephants from a gigantic dog. a circus: Ramboline, Djunga, Lara and Jenny. Page 39 Page 39 GRUPO EDELVIVES | 2021 3 NEW TITLES CHILDREN Box of Stories: Mike, the I want to be: Scientist Bees and the Honey Anna Obiols | Subi Various authors Collection presenting different Jobs and professions, allowing children to play with the A collection of stories that focus on emotions, imagination and think about what they want to be feelings, sensations and the discovery of different when they grow up. aspects of our environment. Page 52 Page 48 I Can’t Wait to Turn Six Three Tears and Make The World a Ricardo Alcántara | Noemí Villamuza Better Place An emotional, beautifully illustrated book about the death of a grandparent, narrated in the voice Vivim del Cuentu | Òscar Julve of a child. When a boy who has recently become aware of Page 66 the situation our planet is in turns six, he decides he’s old enough to start making the world a better place. Page 65 4 Foreign Rights Catalogue The Boy Who Wanted 50 Stories for Better to Be a Fish Understanding Álvaro Fraile Teresa Duran | Marion Arbona The boy who wanted to be a fish was absolutely This book is a compendium of 50 traditional tales certain: the thing he most wanted was to be a fish. from different periods and places, narrated by the Well… maybe he wasn’t so certain. After all, we can prestigious narrator and researcher Teresa Duran. be what we want to be, right? Page 67 Page 66 Deconstructed Tales: The Christmas Star in Storyland, Rapunzel’s Rap Various authors These deconstructed tales turn classic characters and stories on their head. The plots are full of surprises and lots of humour, helping early readers to let their imagination fly and develop. Page 69 GRUPO EDELVIVES | 2021 5 NEW TITLES CHILDREN Bruno Doesn’t Want Dear Fairy Godmothers Beep-beep. to Go to School Gabriela Peyron | Luis San Vicente Robotic Stories Pau Roigé | Anna Baquero The young protagonist of this story is Luis Bernardo Pérez Jorge Mendoza Bruno’s best friend is ill, and he doesn’t a baby who watches from her cradle as have anyone to play with at breaktime. three fairies pay her a visit, determined Seven stories featuring robots and the It’s hard for him to make friends. Plus, to grant her a special gift. Two of them odd human. These short stories for he’s not really very good at football or make every effort to do so, but the girls and boys offer simple, amusing cards. Or even singing. third comes to the conclusion that anecdotes which, contrary to what one special gifts are not essential. might think, speak more to the human Page 82 Page 82 condition than technology. Page 82 Mobilinda Uncle Monarch How the Mermaids Sing and the Savage Wolf Judy Goldman | Inés Hüni David Fernández Sifres | David Sierra Gabriela Alfie | Carolina Castañeda Ever since she was little, each year A mysterious lighthouse, a fishmonger’s This story recounts the traditional tale Lupita and her uncle Urbano welcome sharp knife, the sight of a pale girl who of Red Riding Hood in a modern setting. the monarch butterflies that come spends hours gazing out at the sea… Mobilinda is an intelligent girl who knows to the woods near their house to spend Miguel and Mercedes suspect that there her way around technology and is always the winter. Uncle Urbano told her has been a terrible kidnapping and dive taking selfies on her mobile. The afternoon that they are the souls of the dead into resolving the matter. Sometimes the of her grandmother’s birthday, she decides returning to visit their families just magic of the mermaids is closer than to take her a cake. before the Day of the Dead. we think. Page 82 Page 82 Page 115 6 Foreign Rights Catalogue Skint Clint: Locked in the Escape Room Eva Santana | Jaume Bosch This collection offers a humorous take on the urban adventures of an 11-year-old boy. The illustrations bring the text to life, making them an inseparable set. Page 105 The Day I Was Eaten by Yuelan Story on the Wind a Lion Sebastián Vargas | Dani Torrent Horacio Cavallo | Denisse Torena Sara Fernández | Gemma Palacio In 12th-century China, a princess who Selva is left in the care of her aunt while It is the eve of Epiphany, and Ana is forced to marry decides to require her her parents are away for a few days in and Mateo are left to look after their suitors to answer a series of riddles. She another country. Her aunt is very strict, grandfather. He tells them about when will marry the one who can solve them, and sometimes they don’t see eye to eye. he was Mateo’s age and tried to figure but anyone who fails will be executed. A Selva settles into a room in the house, out if the Three Kings really existed. peasant passing himself off as a prince, and to entertain herself, she begins Could his story be true, no matter how blindly in love with the princess, steps writing a story on the plane tree leaves fantastic it may seem? up to try to solve the three puzzles.
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