New Spanish Titles - Autumn 2012

The first "air stations" were small hangars - some even made of canvas - or modest structures designed to shelter passengers from inclement weather. With the passing of time it became necessary to construct more solid, functional buildings, so that the growing number of passengers could enjoy greater comfort, and the transported cargo and post would have reception and storage space.

‘My name is Blo, I’ve got Down’s Syndrome, a girlfriend, lots of friends and a favourite record.’ Normality and integration are the hallmarks of the comical, carefree strips in this book. In the words of its authors: ‘Anyone with a relative with Down’s Syndrome always has some really funny anecdotes.

This interactive book, magnificently illustrated by Fernando Vicente, brings the fascinating and mysterious world of Ancient Egypt closer to young readers.

This is a practical book containing 150 exercises which work on different cognitive faculties, beginning with simple activities and gradually increasing the level of difficulty. The exercises are varied and designed not to become boring to carry out, so the memory is stimulated in an entertaining and efficient manner.