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        Insel Verlag Anton Kippenberg GmbH & Co. KG

        Herzlich willkommen bei der Suhrkamp Verlagsgruppe. Zu dieser gehören u. a. der Suhrkamp Verlag, der Insel Verlag mit dem Verlag der Weltreligionen, sowie der Jüdische Verlag.

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      • Gema Insani

        Gema Insani is one of the largest publishing houses in Indonesia. The company was established in 1986 and has published various genres of books including children books, fiction andnon-fiction as well as books on Islam. Some titles have been translated into different languages and Gema Insani has maintained good relations with other publishing houses in Asia, Australia, and Europe. Gema Insani is always committed to serving the society by publishing valuable and innovative books. Beside the publishing books, Gema Insani has also involved in printing and other businesses.

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        Wildlife (Children's/YA)
        October 2020

        Pantera

        by Andrés López Martínez

        Panther went hunting as every morning. While looking at her prey and its herd, she started to feel alone. Is it possible that no one has ever noticed her?

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        Horror & ghost stories, chillers (Children's/YA)
        October 2021

        El año de la rata

        by Jorge Alderete

        Our forests are shrinking every year due to fires forestry. Trees and all life that inhabits them, from tiny microorganisms to families of birds and animals are destroyed by flames that in most cases, are caused by we, humans.

      • November 2019

        Insects. Complete guide to explore its world.

        by Valladares, Graciela; Salvo, Adriana;Defagó, María Teresa.

        This book attempts to show ways to the complex world of insects,  the reasons for their success, their diversity, the enormous variety of functions they fulfill in nature; their amazing strategies for living, reproducing and defending themselves in all environments, as well as their fascinating modes of communication; also explaining why some species become pests and how they can be controlled.  This is probably the most comprehensive and up-to-date book on insects available in spanish. It is intended for students and university teachers and researchers of Biology, as well as other readers interested in insects out of curiosity. It includes a glossary of entomological terms, multiple illustrations and great pictures of local insects.

      • The natural world, country life & pets

        Natural Journey

        An encounter between Arts and Science

        by Josefina Hepp, Vivian Lavin, María José Arce

        “Natural Journey” aims to remove the old-fashioned tension between art and science in order to approach nature’s shapes and colors with astonishment and without being distracted from the main task: to learn from it and listen to its call in the midst of the climate crisis.  Botanical illustration is the art that allows us to enter the world of plants through our senses. But it is also a scientific record that provides botanists and scholars with subtle and precise representations that no technological device can reproduce.  A botanist, an illustrator and a journalist are touched by the journey led by other women who inspired them with their environmental sensitivity and awareness. When reading “Natural Journey”, you will be taken into a pleasant walk through six types of plants whose names take after their identifying characteristics. “Travelers”, some inspire and others move (without legs or wings), “dangerous”, even lethal, colors and characteristics that define them, “deceitful”, traps and camouflages to get what they want, “rebels”, those who dodge the rules, undisciplined, stubborn and defiant, and  “hungry” from the Plant to the Animal Kingdom,  nutrient-capture strategies, “flamboyant”, as emerged from delirium. The book also contains each plant’s data sheet and mapping.

      • Lifestyle, Sport & Leisure
        April 2019

        Organic Beauty

        Illustrated Handbook of Natural Cosmetics

        by Maru Godas

        This is an homage to feminine beauty and nature.Maru Godas provides a new perspective on the world of cosmetics, based on a better understanding of the properties of natural products, showing us how we can incorporate them into our beauty habits. Rather than using conventional beauty products withtheir chemical ingredients, there are many organic products that are easy to fi nd which are good for us and the environment.This guide provides information on easy-to-find natural ingredients, including information on their properties and benefi ts, as well as recipes for essential oils, soaps and creams that we can easily incorporate into our new and natural beauty routines.

      • Children's & YA
        2019

        Animal Love

        A Crazy Flirt

        by Ángeles Quinteros, Ángeles Vargas

        We hug, kiss and cuddle when we are in love. We want to always be close to that special person and even surprise them with gifts. All these actions also take part in the animal kingdom, but not only that! Animals also present a range of endless strange behaviors that will leave you speechless: chases, choreographies and tricks are only some of the things animals do to flirt their mating partners in order to stay together. A book with a sense of humour, but with a scientific and theoretical basis, full of unusual and amusing facts that aim to arouse your curiosity through simple texts, but incorporating the terms used in this specific field, what will broaden the reader's lexicon.

      • Children's & YA

        How Do They Protect Themselves?

        by Clementina Equihua

        When animals feel threatened, they react or adapt to the new conditions of their environment to save their life. These behaviors can be innate, genetically programmed, or learned, and answer to the way animals interact with others and with the physical environment where they live. With this book, the little readers can learn about the survival strategies that animals use to adapt themselves to difficult conditions such as weather, vegetation, natural disasters, lack of food, and predators.

      • Entre ángeles y moscas

        by Flor Bosco

        Imaginería perpetua la idea del tiempo y sus palabras. Búsqueda entre los recovecos e intersticios del pasado: celosías agrietadas y hierbajos. Secuencia volátil, rabiosa, la del insecto. ¿De qué nos hablan estos poemas de Flor Bosco? Nos hablan del dios de la infancia, anomalías, gracia mística. Poemas que murmuran, sisean, ríen casi en silencio. Hablan de duelo, telas antiguas, canarios, olor a naftalina, cirio, taconcitos, pavorreales, ternura envuelta en andrajos y devota tristeza. Entre Ángeles y Moscas permanece la idea del asombro como guiño, como evidencia, universo propio: el cotidiano de la poeta. Sabemos que todo es parte de todo. Sabemos que la poesía es un texto que se teje con algunos hilos de otros textos. Sabemos que hablamos el lenguaje absoluto del balbuceo. Así que Flor Bosco también teje, también trama. Las raras criaturas, los poemas, también comen. ¿Su alimento? El Tiempo.

      • THE MIND-EATERS

        by DAVID BLANCO LASERNA / CELSIUS PICTOR

        Zombies are real, in nature they are everywhere, only they live on a different scale. There are fungi, plants and parasitic worms specialized in taking over the bodies and minds of different insects through very refined methods. In this twenty cases of possession you will know of cicadas devoured by mushrooms, crickets to drowned by worms, ants impaled by mushrooms, worms that invade snails’ eyes to draw attention of birds to be eaten by them…

      • Children's & YA
        October 2021

        Tree Unfolded

        Different Ways of Looking at a Tree

        by Teresa Franquesa

        Look closely at a tree, to see how its life unfolds You will see that there are different ways of looking at it. And that to truly see a tree requires a special kind of regard.Through this book, written by Teresa Franquesa, children will be able to discover that a tree: iIs a habitat itself, feeds animals, shelters us, provides shade, produces fruits and seeds. draws landscapes, iInspires paintings, poems and adventures. On top of all that, a tree is a living being to love and care of. Every spread has a big flap with a cut-out in the shapes of optical instruments to stimulate kids’ curiosity. And each cut-out is an invitation to observe close up how the life of the tree unfolds. At the end of the book, the reader will find a step-by-step guide for planting a tree. https://youtu.be/1bFbMe1kN6M

      • Panther

        by Andrés López

        Panther went hunting every morning. While looking at her prey and its herd, she started to feel alone. Is it possible that no one has ever noticed her?

      • School stories (Children's/YA)
        2022

        JARS

        by CRISTINA GOMEZ / FABIOLA CORREAS

        Jars of feelings, moments and glitter

      • 2021

        Pin-8 quiere ir al colegio

        by Álvaro Colomer

        Pin-0 Ki-0 is the first version of an android that doesn’t work properly. Pin-0 KI-0 does not control its own gadgets at all, causing multiple disasters in the most unexpected moments and without previous advice. Let’s say, is kind of a clumsy robot. Nevertheless, Pin-0 Ki-0 is very sweet and curious, and he wishes to become a bit more human every day. In the search of his dream to become human, Pin-0 Ki-0 will run many humoristic and tender adventures.

      • The space between the grass

        by María José Ferrada, Andrés López

        This object book, made of 30 cards, invites the reader to notice the poetry surrounding. Observing a lantern and translating it into the language of the first light of the morning or saving the leaves that fall from the trees, to make a book with them, are some of the ideas proposed by the authors, convinced that poetry is more than a literary genre, is a way of looking at and experiencing the world.

      • Graphic novels: literary & memoirs
        2021

        GREAT OF THE MACABRE

        by Joan Boix

        Published almost 50 years ago in legendary magazines such as Dossier Negro or S.O.S., Aleta Ediciones recovers 20 horror stories written by the great Joan Boix, some of them based on masterful stories by H.P. Lovecraft, Franz Kafka, Arthur Conan Doyle, Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer or Edgar Allan Poe.

      • Poetry
        June 2018

        Hotel Hastings

        by Eduardo Padilla

        ¿Cómo podría describirles el Hotel Hastings? Traté de comenzar por algo sencillo. Una silla —me dije—, tiene que ser fácil describir una silla. Lo primero que tuve que hacer fue ponerme de pie. Dice el budismo que el esfuerzo arruina toda naturalidad. O eso me dijo Buda mientras nos aburríamos haciendo fila. Él también parecía estar de pie, pero con Siddhartha no se puede saber muy bien nunca qué es lo que está diciendo. Tiene una bien ganada reputación de bromista pesado. Pero no nos desviemos aunque, claro, es fácil desviarse si el hotel está — ¿lo dije ya? — en una isla de existencia dudosa. No desesperen. Eso no va a ayudarles. No, al menos, para alcanzar la santidad que aquí, en una habitación cualquiera, ha iluminado a un tipo que ve crecer su cáncer con la convicción que otros dedican a espiar el movimiento de las plantas cuando no hace viento. ¿Les parece sospechoso? De seguro es solamente su miedo a parecer sospechosos. Lo repito: no se preocupen por nada. Ignoro si ser policía sea muy difícil, pero les recomiendo que mejor sean lectores. Finalmente, si les incomoda tanto que esto sea un hotel, pueden contarles a sus amigos y parientes —cuando vuelvan— que sólo estuvieron en un libro de poemas.

      • Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
        June 2020

        Swarms

        by Edgar Borges

        A plague of flying insects is damaging an undefined city in an abstract present. Vibrant and disturbing swarms darken the sky, while violence spread in the streets and the number of suicides increases exponentially.   Five young men take shelter in a house away in the woods, far from the collective delusion, fear and sufferance that reigns in the city. Voluntarily confined, the five friends will face solitude and despair; they will go through their own memories and dreads, living in an oneiric atmosphere between life and death.

      • Fiction

        Virus

        by Alvaro Vanegas

        Ivan, a banker and frustrated musician, suddenly finds himself in the middle of a horde of angry zombies. Now his only goal is to meet his wife, but communicating with her is impossible and getting where she is is very difficult when thousands of people want to kill him and turn him into their breakfast. Virus is an urban history that deals bluntly with human nature and whose vertiginous rhythm doesn't allow the reader to take their eyes off its pages.

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