“La vieja de las flores” is a work that combines the simplicity of language with the depth of its themes, exploring curiosity, empathy, and the beauty of connecting with nature. With her distinctive style and memorable characters, Rina Letelier continues to captivate her readers and leave them with lasting reflections on life and the world around us. Rina Letelier (Santiago, 1987) is a multifaceted artist dedicated to illustrating and creating album books from Limache, Valparaiso Region. She has published as illustrator of the book “The evolution of learning. Fundamentos biológicos para reimaginar la escuela” by Ragnar Behncke (Fundación La Fuente, 2022) and as author of “Caracol no tiene casa” (Una casa de cartón, 2022), which will be translated into Chinese and Korean. Her talent continues to flourish, providing captivating stories and vibrant illustrations.

Lus, Salamdra, and Jui have always wanted to live an adventure. Ever since they were little, they have wanted to be part of something bigger and more important. But shortly after her tenth birthday, something happens to Lus that changes everything and forces her friends to go on an adventure without her. Will everything be the same after they are separated?

By answering 49 questions related to ecology and biodiversity, the authors of Ecopreguntas para niños curiosos rescue the characteristic curiosity of childhood, seeking to validate it as a learning tool. Why do guanacos spit? Do plants communicate? Why is the sea so cold in Chile? These are some of the questions answered in this book, which also includes questions about Chile’s biodiversity. This title is designed for readers between 6 and 12 years old and includes delicate illustrations for each answer.

In pre-Columbian America, before the arrival of the Spaniards, the Mapuche warrior named Lientaro traveled north with his disciples in search of a kingdom where they could settle and put down roots. On their way, they will meet a Polynesian gladiator and his master, who are heading to the heart of the Tiahuanacota empire to participate in the Solar Tournament, an event that takes place every four years in different parts of the ancient world, in which the best warriors of antiquity, from all over the world, meet to measure their skills in hand-to-hand combat and win the right to unite their lineage with the daughter of the sun king. Will Fen be able to master the necessary techniques and defeat the best warriors of antiquity, and will he be able to contain his desire for revenge against Lientaro, his mother’s murderer? Between your hands, you have a novel that describes a pre-Columbian martial arts tournament that promises you a high dose of action, mythology, and culture. Welcome to the Solar Tournament.

Isabel is a young foreigner who arrives in the Atacama Desert on her study tour, where she discovers a fascinating landscape that renews her curiosity for Latin America. Still, a crude encounter with Francia, a migrant girl, changes the way she perceives her reality. The land that at first seemed wonderful to her becomes increasingly hostile, and a certain pulse leads her to venture in search of the origin of that feeling, getting to know other places and discovering a part of herself that will transform her. Through Isabel, France, and other beings, the author refreshes our memory and reminds us that the migrant condition is intrinsic to humanity and invites readers to question how we live this condition in order to try -at least try- to return to the initial harmony.