Her mother, Alma, had told her about him, how he deserved being hunted down by the soldiers out there in the Yuro Ravine. And so Ofelia had thought quite a bit about Señor Guevara... The world-renowned Che Guevara, who brought Fidel Castro to power in Cuba, has been abandoned and captured. During the moments he and Ofelia have with each other, each discovers the possibility for love in a time of terrible war.
If you’ve ever found yourself questioning God’s timing, you’ll love the witty, tongue-in-cheek insights of Karon Phillips Goodman’s You’re Late Again, Lord! With nearly a quarter-million copies sold in previous editions, You’re Late Again, Lord! clearly speaks to a felt need—as the subtitle says, this is “The Impatient Woman’s Guide to God’s Timing.” Through chapter titles such as “Knowing Who You Are” and “Rediscovering the Peace That’s Hidden by Worry,” you’ll be encouraged to wait on God, and to spend that waiting time purposefully—by deepening your relationship with the Lord. Con estilo ingenioso e irónico, Karon Phillips Goodman ofrece apreciaciones que sin duda tocarán cuerdas sensibles en cualquier mujer que haya cuestionado el tiempo del Señor. Con casi un cuarto de millón de copias vendidas en ediciones anteriores, ¡Señor, estás tarde otra vez! habla claramente de una necesidad sentida, como lo sugiere el subtítulo: «La guía del tiempo divino para la mujer impaciente». A través de títulos de capítulos tales como «Averigua quién eres» y «Redescubre la paz que está escondida debido a la preocupación», se anima a las lectoras a desear esperar en Dios y a pasar resueltamente tiempo de espera, a través de profundizar su relación con el Señor.
Dionisio Vivo, a young South American lecturer in philosophy, is puzzled by the hideously mutilated corpses that keep turning up outside his front door. To his friend, Ramon, one of the few honest policemen in town, the message is all too clear: Dionisio’s letters to the press, exposing the drug barons, must stop; and although Dionisio manages to escape the hit-men sent to get him, he soon realizes that others are more vulnerable, and his love for them leads him to take a colossal revenge. Senor Vivo and the Coca Lord is the second novel in a trilogy set in South America. It won a Commonwealth Writers Prize in 1992.
La brujería es un mundo que encierra en sus fronteras lo bueno y lo malo; lo único que le hace cambiar su sentido es la razón por la que la usamos: Medite y piense en lo que está a punto de hacer... Mariela, Maestra del Amarre Negro
A collection of popular tales told to young children in places such as Argentina, Cuba, Colombia, Nicaragua, and Mexico. Six enchanting folktales popular in Latin America.
Seor Manzana and his amazing amigos would like to invite you over for another funny feast of fun and giggles! Please join him in his second adventure book where we can all laugh a little and learn some simple Spanish too. Seor Manzana and his six fruity friends like to play and to sing and to climb and to hide; they like to picnic and to puddle-jump, and sometimes they even like to learn a little too! All the fruits bounce about in their colourful world of wonder looking for new friends just like you to come and join them. Heres a little book written just to make a grey day bright again. Please enjoy.
