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The main character of this story hates vegetables. He doesn't like peas, broccoli, or green beans ... But that will change the night his father offers him to exchange his stew for another dish, a very, very special one.

Once upon a time there lived a wolf who lost his huff and his puff. It was a problem! One morning, the wolf came upon a peaceful little yogi doing sun salutations. The wolf wanted to huff and puff and blooow her hut down....

The little Moon is the daughter of Queen Light and King Shadow. The three of them live happily in a palace beyond the clouds, until, jealous of her brightness, King Shadow decides to kidnap the little Moon and hide her away from the sky...

Told from a child’s perspective, this book provides parents and teachers with an entertaining way to teach children the value of respecting others by listening and waiting for their turn to speak.

When it’s time for Jamie’s bedtime story, his dad begins to tell an age-old fairy tale. Inquisitive Jamie can’t help but add to his dad’s story, and the prince is soon joined by an evil-eyed witch who turns people to jelly, and a broccoli-wielding...

Six rhymed and illustrated stories to acquaint boys and girls with the values that make us better. Because good superheroes act every day and from the smallest things.

We all have two friends who live like cats and dogs, a neighbor who is crazier than a goat, or a friend who sleeps like a dormouse. But what if nothing were as they say? In this book we will meet a peaceful bull,...

A revolutionary guide to becoming a master influencer in an age of distrust through the cultivation of character-building habits that are essential to both personal growth and sustained business success.

This book addresses the theological problems that arise from the practice of exorcism. Therefore it is a book focused on the real problems. And it is precisely through these problems that a theology about exorcism has been constructed.

A lucid and erudite reflection on the relationship we establish with books. What criterion presupposes the ordering and arrangement of books? Written with exquisite erudition and a fascinating tendency to centrifugal order, How to order a library is an authentic lesson not only on...

This is one of the most complete Spanish consultation tools in the field of psychotherapy. It collects more than 1,600 words, written by a total of 360 specialists from different parts of the world and adapted to the Spanish-speaking area by more than 30...

It is necessary to "tame" emotions and then recognize them, transforming boundaries into extremely powerful resources and building an alliance between intelligence and instinct, reason and feeling, calculation and emotion. Nardone proposes that we address them as an exploration of the complexity of the...

What moves a person from a state of rest to a state of activation? In this book, the psychologist Manuel Villegas analyzes emotions as an immediate reaction to a stimulus that implies a significant burden on our well-being, both positively and negatively. By their...

In this work, already a classic of Brief Therapy, new psychotherapeutic approaches are investigated that allow the rapid and effective solution of problems related to serious forms of fear, panic and phobia. It combines cybernetic and constructivist theories with Milton Erickson's suggested procedures, and...

This book is a training tool for all professionals who work in the healing sector and for those who want to deepen their knowledge of the therapeutic power of words and gestures. One of the most complex human interactions is between the doctor and...

The psychopath has a personality that is abnormal, which is diagnosed as a personality disorder, and not as a mental illness. It is easier to understand that a mentally ill person might kill versus a person who kills for pleasure. This book analyzes the...

Eva Illouz and Dana Kaplan offer an interesting sociological analysis of sexualities as a new form of inequality under neoliberal capitalism. Given the increasing commercialization of sex and sexual identities, Eva Illouz and Dana Kaplan use the idea of sexual capital as a prism...

This new essay by Byung-Chul Han is a call to safeguard the sources of social adherence and familiarity. The contemporary world rites are perceived as obsolescence and expendable. For Byung-Chul Han, his progressive disappearance leads to the wear and tear of the community and...

The life of Candela takes a dramatic turn when she is diagnosed as in the terminal phase of an illness. After her initial shock, however, she will discover an unknown strength and wisdom within her. A fable to learn how to face adversity.

A book capable of restoring hope in the real values of life. Amidst the material abundance of rich countries, a reaction phenomenon emerges in their population: more and more people feel trapped in a deep existential uncertainty and crisis of values. Thus, material prosperity...