MIDDLE SCHOOL
FICTION
GRADES: G6-G8
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Sirena Mermaid Ana Romero (text) Mercè López (illustration)
5.1 × 7.7 in | 200 pp | ISBN: 978-607-621-659-0
El tren equivocado The Wrong Train Jeremy de Quidt (text) Mercè López (illustration)
Most mermaids never live to see dry land, but Caria does —and she wishes she never had. In her mind ring echoes of her life under the sea, with seahorses and newts. But she has battles to fight on land now, and —alongside her parents— has to search for a way to reconnect with the ocean.
After realizing that he is on the wrong train, a boy who is traveling alone decides to get off at the next station. While waiting for the train that will take him home, he listens to eight stories told by a mysterious old man accompanied by a dog. The lugubrious and solitary station serves as a framework for the creepy stories that the old man tells and that leave the boy at a crossroads, from which he must find a way out.
5.1 × 7.7 in | 80 pp | ISBN: 978-607-540-545-2
Diversity, disability and inclusion / Family life / Love and friendship
A FANTASY NOVEL ABOUT DISABILITY AND NEGOTIATING CHANGE.
Autonomy and identity / Growth and maturity / Loss and grief
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AUTHOR WINNER OF THE HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN AWARD!
5.1 × 7.7 in | 280 pp | ISBN: 978-607-463-099-2
5.1 × 7.7 in | 256 pp | ISBN: 978-607-463-917-9
5.1 × 7.7 in | 216 pp | ISBN: 978-607-621-307-0 Una criatura del mar y otros cuentos Half a Creature from the Sea David Almond (text) Eleanor Taylor (illustration) Eight anecdotes where the extraordinary arises from a child's vision and his creativity. Accompanied by evocative illustrations, they show how imagination allows us to understand the world.
Informe preliminar sobre la existencia de los fantasmas Preliminary Report on the Existence of Ghosts Toño Malpica (text) Luis Pombo (illustration) Everyone knows that Gugu likes to muck around, like when he dances up on his bench. His punishment? To research a topic that he chooses on the spot: ghosts. This would not be a problem if it were not for the fact that his co-worker is the most unbearable and studious girl in the class.
Mina My Name Is Mina David Almond (text) Luis Safa (illustration)
Mina loves to contemplate life and celebrate the unexpected. She refuses to be ordinary and prefers to use her imagination. Thus, she decides to write a diary, where she explores the connections between words and the Universe.
Family life / Growth and maturity / Harassment, violence and discrimination
Emotions, self-knowledge and self- care / Loss and grief / Love and friendship
Autonomy and identity / Harassment, violence and discrimination / School life
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