Spanish Language

Funerales De La Mama Grande, L

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

This Spanish-language volume gathers tales and reflections showcasing García Márquez’s signature blend of magical realism, warm nostalgia and precise social observation across domestic and small-town scenes. Expect layer

Los Funerales De La Mama Grande

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

Los funerales de la Mamá Grande gathers Gabriel García Márquez’s short stories and vignettes blending magical realism, political satire, and intimate portraits of provincial life in Colombia. Each piece offers rich, imag

Don Quixote (P.S.)

Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra • Harpercollins • 2005

Cervantes' Don Quixote follows an aging Spanish hidalgo who, consumed by chivalric romances, sets out as a self-styled knight-errant with his practical squire, Sancho Panza; their adventures explore reality, illusion, fr

Crónica de una muerte anunciada

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Editorial Diana S.A. De C.V. • 2004

Gabriel García Márquez's novella reconstructs the day of a foretold killing through witness accounts, local memory and irony, exploring honor, fate and collective responsibility in a tightly woven narrative.

Don Quixote

Edith Grossman ; Harold Bloom ; Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra • Harpercollins • 2003

Miguel de Cervantes’s classic follows a hapless would-be knight and his practical squire across Spain, mixing satire, melancholy, and philosophical reflection in a sprawling, comic epic rendered here in Edith Grossman’s

Coronel No Tiene Quien Le Escr

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

Gabriel García Márquez's short novel follows a retired colonel who waits each week for a pension that never arrives, exploring hope, stubbornness and the human cost of promises unkept in a small coastal town.

El Coronel No Tiene Quien Le Escriba

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

Gabriel García Márquez's slim novel follows an impoverished retired colonel and his wife in a coastal town as they cling to hope, memory, and a prized fighting rooster while official promises remain unpaid.

La Hojarasca

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

La Hojarasca follows intertwined perspectives around a mysterious outsider’s death and the ripple effects on a tight-knit community, exploring grief, social codes, and the weight of unspoken histories in García Márquez’s

La Increible y Triste Historia de la Candida Erendira y de su Abuela Desalmada

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

This short, essential work follows Eréndira and her ruthless grandmother through a fairy‑tale world warped by cruelty and wonder; García Márquez blends mythic imagery, dark humor and moral urgency in spare, poetic prose.

Mala Hora, La

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

Mala Hora revisits a provincial Colombian town beset by anonymous menaces and social fracture, tracing characters' fears and moral choices in García Márquez's characteristic blend of realism and lyrical insight.

Otono Del Partriarca, El

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

This 304‑page novella follows a solitary Caribbean dictator through looping memories, family secrets, and the collapsing myths of power in lyrical, time-bending prose that blurs past and present.

La Increible y Triste Historia de la Candida Erendir y de Su Abuela Desalmada (Biblioteca Garcia Marquez)

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2000

Novela corta en la que el realismo mágico se mezcla con ironía para seguir a Cándida Eréndira y la sombra de su abuela desalmada, explorando culpa, supervivencia y el precio de la inocencia.

El Club Dumas

Mario Vargas Llosa • Santillana USA Pub Co Inc • 2007

Mario Vargas Llosa's El Club Dumas follows a bibliophile-entangled investigation that blends literary scholarship, crime, and metafiction across Europe and Latin America, exploring how books shape destiny and desire.

Hojarasca, La

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Plaza & Janes Editories Sa • 2006

Hojarasca (La) is a short, atmospheric work by Gabriel García Márquez exploring how three generations confront one man's burial and the stories that bind a community; its spare structure prefigures the magical-realism an

Malinche: A Novel

Laura Esquivel • Atria • 2006

Laura Esquivel's novel centers on Malinche, interpreter and companion to Hernán Cortés, exploring power, identity, and survival as she reflects on love, betrayal, and cultural collision in early colonial Mexico.

One Hundred Years of Solitude

Gregory Rabassa ; Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Harpercollins • 2006

Gabriel García Márquez’s landmark novel traces seven generations of the Buendía family, blending magical realism, political undertones, and lyrical storytelling to explore fate, love, and history’s repetitions.

The Autumn of the Patriarch (P.S.)

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Harpercollins • 2006

Gabriel García Márquez renders a single, sprawling vision of a Caribbean dictator's last days through ornate, dreamlike prose that collapses time and memory into a mythic study of corruption and solitude.

The Kingdom of This World

Harriet De Onis • Farrar Straus & Giroux • 2006

Harriet De Onis offers a compact, literary meditation on characters navigating social change and personal loyalties across a vividly rendered setting; prose-driven and character-focused, it privileges mood and moral nuan

El Otono Del Patriarca / The Autumn Of The Patriarch

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Editorial Diana S.A. De C.V. • 2004

María García Márquez's novel follows the isolated life and reign of an unnamed Caribbean dictator through dreamlike, cyclical episodes that blur memory, myth and reality; language and atmosphere matter more than linear p

El olor de la guayaba / The Smell of the Guava Tree : Conversaciones con Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza

Gabriel Garcia Marquez ; Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza • Editorial Diana S.A. De C.V. • 2004

This compact book collects conversations between Gabriel García Márquez and Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza, blending memoir, literary insight, and anecdote to illuminate the writer’s influences, methods, and memories in an intim

La mala hora

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Editorial Diana S.A. De C.V. • 2004

Set in a Colombian village, La mala hora traces petty betrayals, anonymous lampooning notices, and escalating violence as neighbors confront fear, shame, and rumor in a portrait of communal collapse.

One Hundred Years of Solitude LP

Gabriel Garcia Marquez ; Gregory Rabassa • Harpercollins • 2004

Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, translated by Gregory Rabassa, follows seven Buendía generations in Macondo, fusing magical realism, Latin American political history, and intimate family myth acro

Selected Verse: Revised Edition

Federico Garcia Lorca ; Catherine Brown • Farrar Straus & Giroux • 2004

This revised collection gathers Lorca’s emblematic and lesser-known poems, presented in English with editorial care to convey his imagery, rhythms, and emotional range across rural and surreal landscapes.

One Hundred Years of Solitude

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Harpercollins • 2003

Gabriel García Márquez's landmark novel follows several generations of the Buendía family as love, power, memory, and fate intertwine in a richly imagined, surreal Colombia; history and myth blur in a lyrical, sweeping n

El Senor Presidente

Miguel Angel Asturias • Grupo Anaya Comercial • 2001

Miguel Ángel Asturias's El Señor Presidente follows life under an omnipresent tyrant, blending surreal episodes, poetic prose, and social critique to show how power warps public and private life.

Milenio: mil años de literatura española

Barbara Mujica • John Wiley & Sons Inc • 2001

Barbara Mujica guides readers through key works, movements, and authors across a millennium of Spanish letters, blending historical context with literary overview in a single-volume course-friendly survey.

62: A Model Kit

Julio Cortazar • New Directions Publishing Corporation • 2000

Julio Cortázar's 62: A Model Kit is a nonlinear, experimental novel that follows interlocking characters and episodes across cities and moods, asking readers to connect narrative pieces like parts of a kit.

Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter (Faber Essentials)

Mario Vargas Llosa • Faber & Faber Ltd • 2000

Mario Vargas Llosa's novel follows a young man's scandalous romance with his aunt-by-marriage alongside the brash, theatrical world of a Peruvian radio scriptwriter, blending memoir, satire, and vibrant storytelling.

El Principe De Sus Suenos (The Prince Of Her Dreams) (Bianca)

Robyn Donald • Harlequin Books • 2000

Robyn Donald's El Príncipe De Sus Sueños follows a spirited heroine navigating love, misunderstandings, and second chances as she confronts an attraction that refuses to stay polite.

En el día de los enamorados (Harlequin Bianca)

Mary Lyons • Harlequin Books • 2000

En el día de los enamorados sigue el conflicto y la reconciliación entre dos protagonistas cuya atracción choca con secretos y decisiones difíciles, todo en el tono emocional y accesible de Harlequin Bianca.

Un Amor A Prueba (A Love On Trial)

Anne McAllister • Harlequin Books • 2000

When old wounds and an unexpected revelation threaten a tentative romance, two people must decide if honesty and commitment can rebuild what was broken in their past.

The Cat in the Hat

Dr. Seuss • Unknown Publisher

Dr. Seuss's rhythmic, picture-led tale follows the Cat in the Hat as he brings playful mayhem to two children's home while their mother is away, mixing slapstick moments with simple lessons about responsibility.

Piense y hágase rico

Napoleon Hill • Giron Spanish Books Distributors • 2001

Napoleon Hill recopila las actitudes, hábitos y pasos mentales comunes a personas exitosas, con ejercicios y afirmaciones para transformar pensamiento en resultados económicos y personales. Un manual práctico para reprog

Del Amor Y Otros Demonios

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

Gabriel García Márquez's Del amor y otros demonios follows an intense, forbidden attachment between a young girl and a priest amid colonial superstition and medical and ecclesiastical curiosity, blending magical realism

Diatriba De Amor Contra Un Hom

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

This compact 88-page piece slices through romantic idealism with Márquez’s characteristic wit and moral urgency, offering a provocative, personal critique of love and gendered expectations.

Internet para todos

Jaime A. Restrepo • Random House Espanol • 2006

Jaime A. Restrepo explora modelos, tecnologías y políticas para ampliar el acceso a Internet, combinando análisis técnico y casos prácticos pensados para responsables, ONG y líderes comunitarios.

Noticia De Un Secuestro

Gabriel Garcia Marquez • Random House Espanol • 2006

Gabriel García Márquez reconstructs the 1990s kidnapping of a Colombian businessman through interviews, documents and narrative detail, blending investigative journalism with literary flair to reveal human stakes and pol

Sí se puede

Juan A. Martinez • Random House Espanol • 2006

Juan A. Martinez combina anécdotas, ejercicios y consejos claros para convertir ideas en acción; pensado para lectores que buscan pasos aplicables, no solo inspiración teórica.

S.O.S. La Odisea De Los Buhos

Carl Hiaasen • Random House Espanol • 2006

Novela de Hiaasen que mezcla intriga y comedia negra: un grupo de personajes improbables se enfrenta a delitos ambientales y políticos en una trama ágil y llena de ironía. Ritmo rápido y diálogos filosos marcan la lectur

GRAN GATSBY, EL (Contemporanea)

F. Scott Fitzgerald • Random House Espanol • 2005

El Gran Gatsby narra el ascenso y la caída de Jay Gatsby, un millonario enigmático que sacrifica todo por recuperar un amor pasado; una radiografía vívida y amarga de los sueños, las desigualdades y las corrupciones de l

La Conspiraciýn De Los Alquimistas

Hania Czajkowski • Random House Espanol • 2005

Cuando antiguos manuscritos reaparecen, una red de alquimistas y conspiraciones emerge, obligando a los protagonistas a seguir pistas entre ciencia, fe y traición; una novela extensa que combina investigación y suspense

Sabiduria Cotidiana del Monje Que Vendio Su Ferrari

Robin S. Sharma • Random House Espanol • 2005

Robin S. Sharma traduce enseñanzas sencillas en prácticas diarias: rutinas matutinas, ejercicios mentales y principios de liderazgo personal para recuperar foco, paz interior y energía sostenida en la vida moderna.

Ultimo Lector, El

David Toscana • Random House Espanol • 2005

David Toscana's Ultimo Lector, El blends wit and literary curiosity in a compact novel about a reader whose life and community are shaped by books, obsession, and the rituals that link text to daily life.

The Hobbit

J.R.R Tolkien • HarperCollins Publishers Ltd • 2020

J.R.R. Tolkien’s classic follows a comfort-loving hobbit recruited by Gandalf and Thorin’s dwarves to reclaim treasure under the Lonely Mountain. Fairy-tale humor, songs, danger, and Bilbo’s quiet courage carry the quest

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Betty Smith • Harpercollins • 2018

Betty Smith's beloved novel traces Francie Nolan’s childhood and adolescence in early 20th-century Brooklyn, blending gritty realism with tender observation of family, education, and aspiration.

The Mouse and the Motorcycle

Beverly Cleary • Bt Bound • 2016

When adventurous Ralph the mouse learns to ride a toy motorcycle, his daring excursions into a human vacation home lead to trouble, resourcefulness, and an unexpected bond with a boy named Keith.

Ramona Forever (Ramona Quimby)

Beverly Cleary • Rebound by Sagebrush • 2013

Beverly Cleary's warm, funny middle-grade novel follows Ramona Quimby as she navigates school, sibling dynamics, and big family news with humor and heart across everyday adventures.

The Hobbit

J. R. R Tolkien • HarperCollins Publishers Ltd • 2011

Bilbo Baggins is swept from his peaceful hole by Gandalf and a company of dwarves on a quest to reclaim a lost kingdom and treasure guarded by Smaug; along the way he finds courage, cunning, and the very thing that chang

Ramona Forever (Ramona Ser. )

Beverly Cleary • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2010

In this beloved Ramona installment, third-grader Ramona navigates shifting family dynamics—new arrivals, surprises, and growing-up bumps—while staying irrepressibly herself. Beverly Cleary blends laugh-out-loud moments w

When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit

Judith Kerr • Coward McCann • 2009

Judith Kerr's semi-autobiographical novel follows a young girl and her family as they flee 1930s Germany and rebuild life in exile, seen through her sharp, humane perspective.

Where's Spot? (Spot)

Eric Hill • Putnam Pub Group • 2009

Classic board-book format follows a parent calling for Spot around the house; bright illustrations and simple rhymes hide flaps that reveal playful surprises for young children.

De inmigrante a ciudadano

Luis Cortes • Atria Books • 2008

Luis Cortes offers clear guidance and encouragement for immigrants seeking naturalization and fuller civic participation, blending practical steps with cultural insights in an accessible, action-oriented style.

How I Learned Geography

Uri Shulevitz • Farrar Straus & Giroux • 2008

How I Learned Geography follows a young boy uprooted by war who finds solace and imagination in a world map, transforming dislocation into wonder through gentle text and evocative illustrations.

A Longing for the Light(shelf:AY3)

Vicente Aleixandre • Consortium Book Sales & Dist • 2007

Vicente Aleixandre's A Longing for the Light gathers poems where longing, elemental imagery, and sudden revelation meet in dense, imagistic lines; readers encounter a late-modern voice that fuses sensuality and metaphysi

De La Cabeza A Los Pies

Eric Carle • Rayo • 2007

Eric Carle's colorful board-book-style pages pair playful illustrations with simple Spanish text to teach body parts and encourage movement and vocabulary for toddlers and preschoolers.

El B?falo de La Noche (Night Buffalo)

Guillermo Arriaga • Atria Books • 2007

Guillermo Arriaga’s Night Buffalo follows characters entangled by loss and brutal choices after a man’s disappearance, mapping grief and culpability across fractured relationships and dangerous streets.

Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy

Jane O'Connor • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2007

Nancy Whiffle's love of all things fancy collides with a posh puppy's manners in this charming 32-page picture book that celebrates style, imagination, and the joys of friendship and pet care.

Farmer Boy (Little House Big Adventure, Bk. 2)

Laura Ingalls Wilder • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2007

Farmer Boy follows the daily rhythms, seasonal work, and family traditions of a young boy growing up on a 19th-century farm, rich in domestic detail and practical lessons. It's an intimate slice-of-life portrait that val

Goodnight Moon Lap

Margaret Wise Brown • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2007

Margaret Wise Brown's Goodnight Moon Lap is a short, rhythmic board-book edition of the beloved bedtime tale, pairing simple, calming text with cozy illustrations to create an intimate nighttime ritual.

Handa's Surprise

EILEEN BROWNE • WALKER BOOKS LTD • 2007

Eileen Browne's bright, rhythmic picture book follows Handa carrying a basket of fruit across the village; playful surprises and gentle lessons unfold as animals swap her tasty treats. Bold art and simple text make it pe

Henry Huggins: 50th Anniversary Edition

Beverly Cleary • Avon Books • 2007

Henry Huggins follows a curious boy whose everyday plans lead to funny troubles, new friendships, and neighborhood adventures in 1950s Klickitat Street; warm, plainspoken storytelling that kids still recognize.

How to Steal a Dog

Barbara O'Connor • Farrar Straus & Giroux • 2007

When nine-year-old Georgina faces homelessness, she devises a bold scheme to steal a dog for the cash reward, sparking moral dilemmas, unexpected friendships, and tender family truths in this warm, fast-moving middle-gra

Little House on the Prairie (Little House)

Laura Ingalls Wilder • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2007

Continuing the Ingalls saga, this volume follows Laura’s family as they leave the woods for a claim on the Kansas prairie, facing weather, isolation, and frontier challenges while building home and community.

My Grandma/Mi Abuelita

Ginger Foglesong Guy • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2007

My Grandma/Mi Abuelita is a 24-page bilingual picture book by Ginger Foglesong Guy that honors the special bond between grandchild and grandmother through playful language and vivid art.

The Long Winter (Little House)

Laura Ingalls Wilder • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2007

Laura Ingalls Wilder's The Long Winter follows the Ingalls family's struggle through a brutal, months-long winter, capturing daily hardships, community resilience, and the small acts that keep hope alive.

The Old Gringo

Carlos Fuentes • Farrar Straus & Giroux • 2007

Carlos Fuentes traces an enigmatic American's journey into Mexico and into legend, weaving politics, memory and literary reverie across interlocking perspectives in a compact, atmospheric novel.

The Pelican Brief

John Grisham • Arrow Books Ltd • 2007

When Darby Shaw writes a speculative brief linking two Supreme Court assassinations to corporate and political interests, she becomes the target of a lethal cover-up. Racing across cities with a journalist by her side, s

The Runaway Jury

John Grisham • Arrow • 2007

John Grisham's The Runaway Jury follows a complex legal showdown as juror manipulation, hidden agendas and high-priced influence threaten justice in a major civil case; tension builds through twists and courtroom strateg

The Savage Detectives

Roberto Bolano • Farrar Straus & Giroux • 2007

Roberto Bolaño's sprawling novel follows a cast of narrators across decades and continents as they pursue a vanished poet and the promise of literary rebellion, blending investigative wanderlust with fierce literary goss

The Secret Magdalene: A Novel

Ki Longfellow • Random House Inc • 2007

Ki Longfellow’s historical novel follows Mary Magdalene from youth through spiritual awakening and forbidden love, blending ancient history, myth, and intimate character study to challenge traditional portraits of early

These Happy Golden Years (Little House Big Adventure, Bk. 8)

Laura Ingalls Wilder • Harpercollins Childrens Books • 2007

Laura Ingalls Wilder’s eighth Little House book follows Laura’s transition from schoolteacher to wife as she and Almanzo Wilder build a life together amid farm chores, prairie challenges, and quiet joys of community.

­Perros! ­Perros! / Dogs! Dogs!

Ginger Foglesong Guy • Rayo • 2006

Perros! Perros! / Dogs! Dogs! pairs simple Spanish and English phrases with energetic artwork to introduce young readers to different breeds, sounds, and doggy antics in a short, rhythmic package.