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1. Daniel Caas

Welcome, Little Squirrel

Daniel Cañas (Extremadura, 1986) was raised in a small village in the province of Cáceres and studied Primary Education and Foreign Languages at university. A teacher and reading club coordinator with a passion for children's literature, he began writing for his students with the aim of sparking their interest in books. He has already published several works and received international awards, such as the gold medal at the Moonbeam Children's Book Awards, the silver medal at the International Latino Book Awards, the gold medal at the IPPY Awards, and recognition from Bank Street College of Education. Verònica Aranda (Barcelona, 1998) even as a little girl, found her greatest inspiration in mermaids and the sea. With a degree in Illustration from the Joso School of Visual Arts, she later expanded her creativity by studying Graphic Design. With more than a dozen picture books to her name, she now combines both disciplines in the world of children's and young adult literature. Winner of the 7th Enric Solbes Picture Book Award, her style reinterprets reality, combining a naive spirit with magic. She enjoys experimenting with textures and playing with bright colors, which allow her to create unique settings and emotive scenes.

1. Daniel Caas

Bienvenida, amiga ardilla

Daniel Cañas (Extremadura, 1986) was raised in a small village in the province of Cáceres and studied Primary Education and Foreign Languages at university. A teacher and reading club coordinator with a passion for children's literature, he began writing for his students with the aim of sparking their interest in books. He has already published several works and received international awards, such as the gold medal at the Moonbeam Children's Book Awards, the silver medal at the International Latino Book Awards, the gold medal at the IPPY Awards, and recognition from Bank Street College of Education. Verònica Aranda (Barcelona, 1998) even as a little girl, found her greatest inspiration in mermaids and the sea. With a degree in Illustration from the Joso School of Visual Arts, she later expanded her creativity by studying Graphic Design. With more than a dozen picture books to her name, she now combines both disciplines in the world of children's and young adult literature. Winner of the 7th Enric Solbes Picture Book Award, her style reinterprets reality, combining a naive spirit with magic. She enjoys experimenting with textures and playing with bright colors, which allow her to create unique settings and emotive scenes.

1. Katie Vernon

Brat Summer

Our favorite hot dog is back and they're ready for summer...Brat Summer.

1. Jules Verne

Lit for Little Hands: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Brooke Jorden earned a BA in English and editing from Brigham Young University. The author of the Lit for Little Hands series and other books for children, Jorden is also the art director at Familius and the mother of three. Olga Skomorokhova specializes in editorial and book illustrations and other commissioned and personal projects. Skomorokhova is inspired by her travels and the people around; thus, you can see a lot of botanical, architectural, and animalistic topics in her art. She experiments with many different techniques and utilizes various materials to achieve the desired effect.

1. Jules Verne

La Grande ForÃat...

1. Jules , Verne

Jules Verne: Reise um den Mond. Vollständige Neuausgabe

In "Reise um den Mond" führt Jules Verne seine Leser ins All:Drei wagemutige Reisende werden in einem riesigen Projektil zum Mond geschossen.Die Fortsetzung des Romans "Von der Erde zum Mond" verbindet spannendes Abenteuer mit Technikbegeisterung und zählt bis heute zu den meistgelesenen Klassikern der Science-Fiction. Hier als gebundene Neuausgabe in gut lesbarer Schriftgröße. Mit Lesebändchen. Die Rechtschreibung wurde beibehalten, offensichtliche Druckfehler wurden korrigiert. Jules Verne. Reise um den Mond. Erstdruck des französischen Originals: Jules Verne: Autour de la Lune, Pierre-Jules Hetzel, Paris 1869. Durchgesehener Neusatz, der Text dieser Ausgabe folgt der anonymen Übersetzung in: Reise um den Mond, Hartleben Verlag, Wien; Pest; Leipzig, 1874. Mit einer Illustration: Das Projektil in der Nähe des Mondes, S. 152. Vollständige Neuausgabe, Göttingen 2025.LIWI Literatur- und Wissenschaftsverlag