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Sandra has decided to go to live in a village on the east coast of Spain: she has left her job and, pregnant, spends the days trying to put off the decision of what to do with her life. On the beach, she meets a Norwegian couple in their eighties who seem to be the solution to Sandra’s problems.
Valle and Cáceres were in a pop rock band in the 90s. They practiced together, played together, got drunk together. It’s been many years since they last saw each other when they meet in a café. They talk animatedly and remember, laughing, anecdotes from the past. Until Valle announces to his friend that he has decided to kill him and will do it soon.
Once upon a time, many years ago, there was an old man who dreamed of flying like birds do: beyond the clouds, crossing the Earth from one end to the other… Flying so high that he would be able to touch heaven with his fingers. This is the story of Silvano, an old fisherman who spends the last years of his life in search of his dream… Because dreams are worth the effort.
The China Seas, 1805. Travelling on a vessel about to be shipwrecked is Xavier Balmis, a visionary Spanish doctor obsessed with a mission that many consider madness: to take the vaccine for smallpox to China inside the bodies of orphaned children and so halt the advance of the most fatal disease known to man.
One of the recurring reasons couples give for splitting up is a lack of personal space. We all need a secret, emotional and creative garden where we can take refuge without running away, a sacred corner where we can find ourselves again, choose freely, and reinvent ourselves. A room of our own in which to desire without being judged, which is accessed through intimacy.
Probably the most illuminating book on the events that led to the Spanish Civil War, written by a historian who has made a great contribution to the debate about a crucial period of Spanish history. The new edition, on the 70th anniversary of the end of the Civil War and ten years after the first edition, includes a prologue by Stanley G. Payne and a new epilogue by the author.
This book is divided into one hundred short chapters, concise in style and comprehensive in content. In the words of the author: This book has not been written by an economist, or a researcher, or anyone who earns a living teaching business administration classes. This book has been written in equal parts by experience and curiosity.
Spanish football has provided the greatest joy in 44 years, and now they daringly disclose the secrets of their success. In this book, La Roja reveal their little known and more personal side. Confidences, memories, anecdotes and sensations from a team which is a gang of friends.
The unique quality of this work lies in the confidence which the author places in the capacity of parents to understand and decide how to act in every situation of conflict with their children. The author shows that parents are capable of understanding the negative mechanisms which emerge when living with children.