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‘Dragon girls: Willa, el dragon plateado de purpurina’

dragon girls

In Spanish, from 8yo.

Another adventure for the Dragon Girls. This time Shadow sprites are after the Tree Queen’s magic. The only to save her is with a potion. The Dragon Girls will have to join their strength and use their inner fire to be successful in their quest. Willa will lead the Dragon Girls and together they will have to save the forest.

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‘Mini biografias – Dali’

Mini biografias - Dali le toboggan

In Spanish, from 6yo.

This collection offers mini biographies of famous painters, writers and poets. In this instalment, children learn about Salvador Dali’s painter. He famous for his surrealist paintings, such as the melting clock. He was born in a wealthy family and was quite spoiled during his childhood. He was friends with Federico Garcia Lorca and Pablo Picasso. He was a romantic at heart and embraced religion later in life. Learn about his best paintings (The persistence of memory, the burning giraffe…), where his inspiration came from.

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‘El mago Pan’

El mago Pan

In Spanish, from 7yo.

Another adventure of Agus and and his friends the monsters. The evil Dr Brot took several people including Dr Veter to Pintaca. Agus must save them but he needs help. Would Nap be able to trust in himself again and recover his magic powers?

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‘Ay, mi Tina!’

Ay mi Tina!

In Spanish, from 1yo.

Tina likes to draw on the floor and walls, jump in puddles, climb on shelves, dress up and put make up on. She loves to do what all the children around the world love to do: exploring and being cheeky. Her mom keeps saying “Ay, Tina!” but she will always be mom’s little girl.

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