The Mysterious Case of the Bear
(El misterioso caso del oso)
by Oliver Jeffers
ISBN: 9786071600134
$16.99 Hardcover

There is a mystery lurking in the woods. When the trees start to disappear, it's time to do some serious detective work. After a full confession and an outpouring of sincere regret from the bear, he's sentenced to replant the trees.

Night Without Moon
(Noche sin luna)
by Shira Gefen & Etgar Keret
illustrated by Divid Polonsky
ISBN: 9786071600356
$15.99 Paperback

In the morning, Zohar told everything to her mother. She talked about how the moon was gone, about the angry Owl and the Cat with a sweet tooth; about the scary pines, the empty streets and the police officer, but most of all she talked about the man who wanted the moon as a friend.

The Words and the Days
(Las palabras y los días)
by Octavio Paz
ISBN: 9789703514915
$20.00 Paperback

What is the difference between sex and eroticism? Octavio Paz answers this and many other questions with an essay that is an open door to his work and a fantastic world by itself. This anthology includes a review of over six decades of the never-failing poetry of the only Mexican Literature Nobel Prize winner.

Tell Me Something, Even a Lie
(Cuéntame algo, aunque sea una mentira)
by Ruth Behar
ISBN: 9786071600103
$32.95 Paperback

When Cuban-American anthropologist Ruth Behar tried to piece together the lives led by women in one Mexican village, she didn't count on the stubborn appeal of Esperanza. The story and determination of this one resilient woman is the subject of this stirring book.

Making Sense of Suicide Missions
(El sentido de las misiones suicidas)
by Diego Gambetta
ISBN: 9786071600110
$36.95 Paperback

Professor Diego Gambetta describes the key features of the suicide missions that have occurred in several parts of the world since the anarchist movements of the early 20th century. He compares suicide missions with acts of both heroism and peaceful self-immolations in conflict.