We're starting a new blog season after the summer break with a novel that holds a special place in my heart for many reasons:  The towers of the sky, (original [...]

This week Bruno has not come to the office to leave us his weekly recommended reading because he is packing his bags. He will be taking a well-deserved rest and [...]

Some say that objects have a soul. Their existence, so different from that of human beings, guided by use and silence, often marks us in an irreversible way. They accompany [...]

This week I recommend the Néstor Luján Novel History Prize, which is a sure bet for this summer. Teresa Sagrera is already a veteran author, who masters her job with [...]

This week, I'm thrilled to recommend Ane Odriozola's novel, “The Iron Valley” (original title: El valle del hierro). A novel that spontaneously fell into my hands, and just from its [...]

What if someone told you, before your baby was born, that you have the power to ensure they lead a healthy life? As a mother, I can confidently say I [...]

This Thursday, I continue to recommend novels that are perfect for summer reading. In fact, those by the already honoured author Susana Rodríguez Lezaún are enjoyable year-round, but they are [...]

Many new releases came out in March, and we saved a few to recommend just before summer vacation, believing they're ideal for packing in your suitcase. Pepe Müller's debut novel [...]

Recently, during a meeting with friends my age, we talked about how there are no good legal thrillers anymore. There was a time when many were made, like “Entrapment”, “The [...]