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Second part of El árbol que llora sangre. Follows Amancaya and Victoria — from the plaza of Sucre to the Presidential Palace.

"Before leading a nation... she danced to survive."

A university student is lured to a remote village where humans live in comfort — well fed, entertained, worry-free. But behind the screens hides a chilling truth. Well fed. Entertained. Unaware they live in their own corral.

From the universe of El árbol que llora sangre. Felipe is born with one eye and never cries. His grandfather teaches him that tears born of hate burn the soul — but those born of love make us stronger.

Sequel to El Niño que No Podía Llorar. Felipe wakes to find Correcampo gone — poisoned by someone cruel. Through grief, he learns that true friends never leave: they live on in every act of kindness.

In a village 200 kilometers from Sucre, Felipe is born — a child with a physical deformity, a single eye, who faces rejection from his entire community. The Tree That Weeps Blood is a costumbrista novel that addresses with sensitivity and poetry the world of children with disabilities, inclusion, and the strength of the human spirit against adversity.

Considered one of Bolivia's most-read books, this work has reached its tenth edition and is assigned reading in hundreds of schools across the country. Isabel Mesa, of the Bolivian Academy of Children's and Young Adult Literature, described it as "one of the few works that addresses a difficult topic: that of special needs children" and praised its "poetic" language.

One of the most sought-after books at Bolivian book fairs. Between Love and Madness is a story written for young adults, carrying a powerful message of reflection on the choices that shape a life. It was highlighted as one of the most popular titles at the La Paz International Book Fair.

Loving Life explores what happens before and after a suicide, dedicated especially to adolescents so they may gain a clear understanding of the consequences of that decision and find reasons to embrace life.

This work was cataloged by Princeton University Library under call number PQ7822.V53 A6 2018g, becoming part of one of the most important Latin American collections in the United States. The book is stored in the ReCAP consortium, shared by Princeton, Columbia, Harvard, and the New York Public Library.

Four emotive stories that will touch your soul: El Molino Encantado, Correcampo, El Barba Sucia, and El Maloso. Narratives filled with tenderness, fantasy, unexpected emotions, and imagination.

Four tales of reflection and suspense that will stir your emotions. These stories will spark your imagination, mixing feelings of suspense, tension, fear, and relief. Narratives that will open your appetite for reading.

A tender story for the youngest readers. Lina is a little bee who discovers that teamwork and perseverance are the key to achieving dreams. A story full of color and values for children in their first steps of reading.