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  • Title Cuentos para portarse bien. La cebra que detestaba las rayas
    Author Nandika Chad
    Publisher Ediciones Larousse
    Imprint Larousse
    ISBN 9786072131750
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2024
    Pages 16
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s / Teenage fiction and true stories
    Synopsis Zeby the zebra is unhappy with her stripes and believes that other animals with solid colors are truly beautiful. She strives to change her appearance to match how she wants to look. This story teaches about self-acceptance and the importance of tolerating others who choose to be different from the norm.
    foreign rights contact Jorge Ramírez Chávez / Sarahí Soto
    E-mail pjramirez@hlm.mx; ssoto@hlm.mx
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  • Title Busca el cómo
    Author Camila Sánchez y Arturo Saldívar
    Publisher Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial
    Imprint Aguilar
    ISBN 9786073847452
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2024
    Pages 216
    Format Printed
    THEMA Self-help, personal development and practical advice
    Synopsis "Creativity is inherent to the human being, do not fall for the idea that your career, attitude or abilities are keeping you from being creative. It is a source of ideas that flow from you (or despite you). It is for you to decide if it stands still and off, or if it should run freely until it overflows. There is nothing else to say. Creativity is triggered by curiosity and this book will let in whoever is willing to have fun. P.S. Perhaps you will learn to profit from your creativity if you buy this book (just like us.)"
    foreign rights contact Oswaldo Muñoz, Quetzalli de la Concha
    E-mail oswaldo.munoz@penguinrandomhouse.com; quetzalli.delaconcha@penguinrandomhouse.com

     

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  • Title La tinta negra y roja. Antología de poesía náhuatl
    Author Miguel León-Portilla
    Publisher Ediciones Era
    Imprint
    ISBN 9786074451979
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2012
    Pages 352
    Format Print and digital
    THEMA Poetry anthologies (various poets)
    Synopsis The texts we nowadays know as náhuatl poetry are for the most part a result of the invaluable work of Miguel León-Portilla, who dedicated all his life to the study of the náhuatl culture from the most diverse perspectives. This book’s purpose, beyond presenting the poems in their original language, is to offer an approximate idea of the poetic sensitivity that was a part of the náhuatl way of life.
    foreign rights contact Michelle Pérez Lobo
    E-mail michelle@edicionesera.com.mx

     

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  • Title Dulces besos
    Author Paulina Abascal
    Publisher Ediciones Larousse
    Imprint Larousse
    ISBN 9786072100794
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2011
    Pages 96
    Format Print and digital
    THEMA Repostería, horneado
    Synopsis Over 40 desserts with the unique touch of Paulina Abascal: ice creams, warm treats, with nuts, chocolate, and fresh fruits. Recipes explained step by step with high-quality photographs. It includes a useful glossary of techniques and utensils to simplify preparation. Ideal for those looking to innovate in pastry with the expert touch of one of the most renowned chefs in the industry.
    foreign rights contact Jorge Ramírez Chávez / Sarahí Soto
    E-mail pjramirez@hlm.mx; ssoto@hlm.mx
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  • Title Where Do Dreams Come From?
    Author María de Jesús Nieto; Zoraida Vásquez Beveraggi; Esmeralda Ríos
    Publisher Libros para Imaginar
    Imprint Libros para Imaginar
    ISBN 9786079537067
    Edition number 1ra.
    Publication year 2011
    Pages 32
    Format Printed
    THEMA Picture storybooks
    Synopsis Have you ever wondered where dreams come from? A girl and her mother fly off with a few words of magic to find the answer. On their way, they witness unimaginable events: amidst the colored lights, stellar winds, stars and clouds, they discover the Moon and its Lady, the Ancestral Mother and the Huntresses of Crazy Dreams, among others. But will they find the answer?
    foreign rights contact Ixchel Delgado Jordá
    E-mail info@librosparaimaginar.com

     

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  • Title La comuna mexicana
    Author Bosteels, Bruno
    Publisher EdicionesAkal México
    Imprint AKAL
    ISBN 9786078683710
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2021
    Pages 320
    Format Printed
    THEMA Socialismo y sistemas relacionados
    Synopsis Mexico, 1521; Paris, 1871. What these dates summarize are not only violent stories, marked by brutal repressions at the end of each episode, they also contain in their resistance a concern for the potential explosion of the common—an explosion whose political form would be, precisely, the commune. Beyond or here of the workers massacred 150 years ago, or the Aztecs killed 500 years ago, what this book proposes to build is a partial history of that underground tradition of communal rebellions in Mexico. Bruno Bosteels traces the survival of a social form whose aspirations, if we follow Marx's most cited texts, were embodied in the Paris Commune and verified in Russia. However, Marx also wrote about Tenochtitlan and Tlatelolco, and based on these ethnological notes, Bosteels recovers a communal tradition that remained firm throughout the colonial era and was present in the Mexican Revolution. If the calpulli was its first form, experiences such as those of Morelos, Acapulco and Edendale, to Chiapas and currently Cherán, prove that in Mexico the communal, more than a suspended time or an exceptional moment, opens an expansive form that escapes what It is thought to be immovable: an obstinacy that, through multiple isolated outbreaks, traces its path as a political ideal.
    foreign rights contact Jorge Betanzos
    E-mail jorge.betanzos@akal.com

     

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  • Title Necropolitana
    Author Esquinca, Bernardo
    Publisher Almadía Ediciones, S. A. P. I. de C. V.
    Imprint Almadia
    ISBN 9786078851096
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2022
    Pages 208
    Format Printed
    THEMA Fiction and Related items
    Synopsis A shadow walks through the streets of Mexico City's historic center. Through rites of dark magic, this presence invokes the energies that have been absorbed by the city's old facades throughout its history. Patient and furtive, this Necromancer plots revenge against the one who has condemned his name to oblivion. Thus, his plan seeks to put an end to a duel that dates back to the last days of the conquest and on whose outcome depends the permanence of the Mexican capital and all who inhabit it. After a long season lost in the past, Casasola manages to find a way to return to our present. In turn, thanks to powerful amulets and messages carved in the bronze of the statues, he is made aware of the destiny of chaos and destruction that has always loomed over what was the Great Tenochtitlan. With the help of a restoration architect whose legacy is limited to his father's old library, and allies lost in time, the hardened journalist will have to face forces he never suspected he would face. In the fifth installment of the acclaimed Casasola Saga, Bernardo Esquinca's personal obsession with Mexico City returns with greater intensity than ever, now in the form of multiple scenarios for its complete annihilation.
    foreign rights contact Elizabet Osorio Osorio
    E-mail eosorio@corporativoventura.mx

     

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  • Title 36 kilos
    Author M. B. Brozon
    Publisher SM México
    Imprint Gran Angular
    ISBN 9786072437326
    Edition number 4
    Publication year 2017
    Pages 172
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s, Teenage
    Synopsis Regina and Fernanda have been best friends since they were little and have shared the most significant adventures and trances of their lives. Now that they are finishing high school, they hatch bold plans before graduation, unaware that Regina's health is plummeting due to her obsession with dieting and thinness. In these pages we witness the process through Fernanda's eyes, in a recounting of days of relaxation and courtship that is at the same time the story of a foolproof friendship.
    foreign rights contact Estela Ruiz Torres
    E-mail estela.ruiz.torres@grupo-sm.com

     

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  • Title Las afueras
    Author Luis Jorge Boone
    Publisher Ediciones Era
    Imprint
    ISBN 9786074450675
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2011
    Pages 248
    Format Printed
    THEMA Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary
    Synopsis The landscape of Monclova and Cuatro Ciénegas (in northern Mexico) is the scenery where two brothers’ lives, loves and deaths intertwine. Narrated with a poetic rhythm, this story about friendship, jealousy and violence, initiation and maturity, also suggests the absences and ghosts that wander across the Mexican desert. This novel shows an author capable of managing all of realisms’ registers, from the most naked and filthy ones to those which defeat the expectations.
    foreign rights contact Michelle Pérez Lobo
    E-mail michelle@edicionesera.com.mx

     

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  • Title José Mariano Mociño: un gran científico mexicano desconocido
    Author Tom Janota
    Publisher CIDCLI
    Imprint CIDCLI
    ISBN 9786078351978
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2021
    Pages 72
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s / Teenage general interest: Biography and autobiography
    Synopsis Life story of a colonial Mexican explorer, botanist and doctor who took part in the Royal Botanical Expedition of king Charles III of Spain. His accomplishments in botany and public health are briefly narrated.
    foreign rights contact Elisa Castellanos van Rhijn
    E-mail elisa@cidcli.com
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  • Title Religión y poder. En las misiones de guaraníes
    Author Guillermo Wilde
    Publisher Sb editorial
    Imprint Sb editorial
    ISBN 9789871984626
    Edition number 2
    Publication year 2019
    Pages 512
    Format Printed
    THEMA Social & cultural history
    Synopsis For its intellectual and academic quality, this book was awarded the Ibero-American Prize of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA). From the story of a violent event, the book introduces the complexities of the Guarani missionary universe between the beginning of the XVII century and the middle of the XIX century. The break with traditional versions imposes a panorama in which conflict, manipulation and negotiation make the agents' behaviors more real.
    foreign rights contact Andrés Telesca
    E-mail andres.telesca@editorialsb.com

     

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  • Title El tren
    Author López García, Nadia
    Publisher Almadía Ediciones, S. A. P. I. de C. V.
    Imprint Almadia
    ISBN 9786078667246
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2019
    Pages 48
    Format Printed
    THEMA Fiction and Related items
    Synopsis The train has stopped in a dormant and still time, it is time, it is the time of memory, of waiting. My mother says that soon we will return to this land where my navel was buried, where the morning cicada sings and the flowers never die.
    foreign rights contact Elizabet Osorio Osorio
    E-mail eosorio@corporativoventura.mx

     

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