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At school they learn to grow, to live with other children and to discover the world. A book with little rhymed anecdotes so that the teachers know they are special. The last page includes a red cardboard flower to assemble and give as a...

Anger, disgust, surprise, joy or fear are primary emotions, so called because they are innate to the human race. All emotions, even those we mistakenly consider negative, play essential roles in our lives. Only the way they are managed can be negative or positive,...

Anger, disgust, surprise, joy or fear are primary emotions, so called because they are innate to mankind. All emotions, even those we mistakenly consider negative, play essential roles in our lives. Only the way they are managed can be negative or positive, which is...

We live in an era of exponential and disruptive change where companies that do not adapt quickly die, and where traditional and hierarchical leaderships are in extinction. Therefore, organizations must pay attention to the issues of the future, talent, agility and culture, and adjust...

A Next Big Idea Club Must ReadTo succeed in a fast-changing world, individuals and companies know they must create a culture of growth, where experimentation and feedback are encouraged, and learning is integrated into the everyday. Yet we often get stuck in a well-worn...

On December 22, 1972, the world discovered that 16 of the 45 passengers of the Uruguayan Air Force plane, which had crashed in the Andes ten weeks earlier, remained alive. No one could escape their astonishment. Without food, enduring extreme temperatures, facing all kinds...

Joseph Ratinzger was, in addition to a profound pontiff and rigorous theologian, one of the most consistent and important thinkers of the last century. This book aims, in addition to discovering the main milestones of his career, to explain to a wide audience his...

Paris, 1885: Aubry Tourvel, a small and headstrong New Year's girl, finds a puzzle ball made of wood when she returns home from school. She throws it over a fence, only to find it in her backpack that same afternoon. Days later, at the...

A chair waiting for someone who doesn't arrive. A shoe with memory. A mother who runs in her dreams. A couple in love with what they don't do. A psychiatrist caring for his patient. A coin flying in a hospital. A woman who gets...

Despite what the vast majority thinks, the Inquisition did not originate in Spain, but was a Vatican creation to put an end to the spread of the Cathar or Albigensian heresy in France, which spread throughout Europe during the 12th and 13th centuries. The...

This work dismantles the black legend through interethnicity. The marriage union between people of different cultures and races, which occurred widely in the territories of the Hispanic Monarchy, implies the assumption of equality between persons belonging to different races. The countless families thus created...

The Big Guy loves his family, money and country. Undone by the results of the 2008 presidential election, he taps a group of like-minded men to reclaim their version of the American Dream. As they build a scheme to disturb and disrupt, the Big...

On September 28, 1940, the Cappellini submarine of the Italian fascist navy left the port of La Spezia heading to the Atlantic, via Gibraltar. In command was the veteran commander Salvatore Todaro. During their mission, they sighted a Belgian ship, the Kabalo. A naval...

One day the youth novel writer Mauricio Ballart receives the manuscript that his cousin in the country house she has with her husband in Burgo de Osma, and where she lived for forty years. The manuscript, of unknown authorship and narrated by a female...

On February 16, 2012, an accident occurred involving a school bus that was transporting a group of children on a field trip. A tragic event. But the place where it happened added a Kafkaesque dimension to the tragedy, an unbearable degree of unreason. The...

We are already digital beings. We have gone from the Gutenberg galaxy to the digital galaxy. How does it affect our perception of reality? What is the role of books and reading in this new era? These pages show mobile devices, selfies and Twitter,...

The most provocative philosopher of our times returns with a rousing and counterintuitive analysis of our global predicament. We hear all the time that it's five minutes to global doomsday, so now is our last chance to avert disaster. But what if the only...

In these meditations, a Christian and pious thinker of undeniable probity strives with true scrupulousness to reach the very heart of Christian wisdom through the well-known practice of "tarot." This anonymous thinker introduces us to the symbols of Christian hermeticism on its different levels...

The brain and mind are two aspects of the same reality. The human mind is capable of intuiting realities that transcend our physical dimension. However, every human experience, even the most sublime, has a neurological basis. For spiritual experience to be possible, a certain...

Communicating correctly is a fundamental element when relating to others: the first impression is in fact decisive for the evolution of the interpersonal relationship. But how important is it to know and master the components that come into play in the first meeting? In...