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Homeless, frightened and alone, Link finds himself down and out in London. He survives only because he is befriended by the streetwise Ginger, then Ginger disappears. Other kids are vanishing, too. Will Link be the next victim?

El Dr. James Mortimer pide ayuda a Sherlock Holmes después de la muerte de su amigo, Sir Charles Baskerville, hallado muerto en su propiedad de Devonshire. A pesar de que la muerte de Charles fue diagnosticada por un ataque al corazón, Mortimer no termina de creérselo, ya que en el rostro del difunto se percibía una expresión de pánico.

For anyone who loves sailing and adventure, Arthur Ransome's classic Swallows and Amazons series stands alone. Originally published over a half-century ago, the twelve books are still eagerly read by children and adults alike - by all those captivated by the world of adventure and imagination. Such longevity is not only due to Ransome’s unparalleled gift of storytelling, but also his championing of qualities such as independence and initiative; virtues that appeal to every generation, whether young or old.

Jan Francis reads Johanna Spyri's classic tale of the adventures of a little Swiss girl. Ever since her mother died, Heidi has been looked after by her aunt Dete. But now Dete is moving to Frankfurt, and Heidi must go and live with her grandfather in a hut high up in the Swiss mountains. There she meets Peter the goatherd and his blind grandmother, and the three become great friends. Heidi loves her new, carefree life - but then her aunt returns to take her away from everyone she loves.

For anyone who loves sailing and adventure, Arthur Ransome's classic Swallows and Amazons series stands alone. Originally published over a half-century ago, the 12 books are still eagerly enjoyed by children and adults alike - by all those captivated by the world of adventure and imagination. Such longevity is not only due to Ransome’s unparalleled gift of storytelling, but also his championing of qualities such as independence and initiative; virtues that appeal to every generation, whether young or old.

In this (more or less) sequel to the adventures of Coot Club, Arthur Ransome returns once more to his beloved Norfolk Broads where trouble is again brewing for Joe, Bill, and Pete, the three boatbuilders' sons who live aboard the Death and Glory, and the three Coots, Tom, Dorothea and Dick. The problem seems to be that boats are constantly being set adrift and all the evidence points squarely at the three Death and Glories. In a clever bit of detective work, the Big Six manage to exonerate themselves and catch the villains.

Great Northern? is the 12th, and final, book in Arthur Ransome's acclaimed series. Once again, the children set out on an adventure (this one off the coast of Scotland) with a minimum of parental advice and interference. Here, the story centers on a desperate race to thwart the efforts of pernicious egg collectors threatening the survival of a pair of rare birds not previously known to nest in British waters.

For anyone who loves sailing and adventure, Arthur Ransome's classic Swallows and Amazons series stands alone. Originally published over a half-century ago, the twelve books are still eagerly read by children and adults alike - by all those captivated by the world of adventure and imagination. Such longevity is not only due to Ransome's unparalleled gift of storytelling, but also his championing of qualities such as independence and initiative; virtues that appeal to every generation, whether young or old. Jibbooms and bobstays!

For anyone who loves sailing and adventure, Arthur Ransome's classic Swallows and Amazons series stands alone. Originally published over a half-century ago, the twelve books are still eagerly read by children and adults alike - by all those captivated by the world of adventure and imagination. Such longevity is not only due to Ransome's unparalleled gift of storytelling, but also his championing of qualities such as independence and initiative; virtues that appeal to every generation, whether young or old.

La vuelta al mundo en ochenta días, escrita por Julio Verne, describe las peripecias de Phileas Fogg y su ayudante Jean Passepartout, apodado "Picaporte". Fogg apuesta su fortuna a que dará la vuelta al mundo en 80 días y empleará todos los medios de locomoción a su alcance, evocando así una época en la que los viajes eran una aventura. La obra constituye uno de los relatos clásicos atemporales más cautivadores y una de las joyas de la literatura.

Le Schtroumpf Grognon, celui qui dit toujours "Moi j'aime pas...", n'aime pas la petite fête qu'on lui a préparée pour son anniversaire. Il va se cacher dans le Marais des Ombres et y rencontrer de bien étranges créatures.

Grâce à son instrument magique, le Schtroumpf Musicien charme toute la forêt. Malheureusement, la sorcière Hogatha, séduite pas son chant, le kidnappe...

Le Schtroumpf Costaud ne rêve que de romans de chevalerie. Ah ! S'il était un humain, il se ferait chevalier errant, à la défense de la veuve et de l'orphelin. Mais voilà qu'il rencontre ce qu'il croit être un véritable chevalier. Il le ramène au village, avec des suites dramatiques.

Tandis que les Schtroumpfs décorent leur village, un étranger maléfique rend visite au vilain sorcier Gargamel. Les deux petits enfants qu'il convoite seront-ils sauvés par la bonté des Schtroumpfs ?

Le vilain sorcier Gargamel a conçu un nouveau plan pour capturer les Schtroumpfs : il construit une grande statue représentant le grand Schtroumpf. Il espère que les Schtroumpfs vont apporter cette statue jusqu'au Village, et alors...

Le Schtroumpf Rêveur n'a qu'un seul désir : pouvoir un jour se promener dans l'espace, visiter des planètes inconnues. Le Grand Schtroumpf lui permet de réaliser son rêve, mais le vilain sorcier Gargamel intervient et menace de transformer ce rêve en un hideux cauchemar.

Ces petits lutins bleus vivent dans un village, caché au fond de la forêt. Sous l'autorité du grand Schtroumpf, ce sympathique petit peuple organise sa vie et lutte contre l'abominable sorcier Gargamel, qui ne rêve que de les détruire.

Le Grand Schtroumpf est préoccupé : il faut que 100 Schtroumpfs exécutent la rituelle Danse à la Lune. Or, le village ne compte que 99 habitants. Où trouver un Schtroumpf de plus ? C'est le Schtroumpf Coquet, toujours à se mirer dans la glace, qui trouvera malgré lui la solution.

Gargamel parviendra-t-il à capturer les Schtroumpfs dans l'étonnant labyrinthe de Melchior, le créateur de la fameuse boîte à disparitions ?

Une nouvelle histoire des Schtroumpfs dans un château hanté.