Lluís Prats

An exciting story that brings together three generations of women around the passion for ballet.

Caterina, whose mother is Russian and whose father is Catalan, is twelve years old and loves dance, but for a reason that she does not understand, her mother does not allow her to give classes. When she decides to do a school project on the history of Russia, Caterina discovers that her grandmother Ekaterina, who is eighty years old and lives in a residence in Saint Petersburg, was a prima ballerina in the city's ballet. Through the letters they exchange, the grandmother explains her life and that of her parents through the history of her country - the Russian Revolution, the two world wars, the Nazis, the fall of the Berlin Wall - and the girl finally discovers the secret her mother is hiding.

A female version of Billy Elliot.

Folch i Torres Prize 2023.

Magic and adventure in the mythical setting of ancient China, by the author of Hachiko. As in the song ‘Puff, the magic dragon’, Long is also a dragon. And not just any dragon, but one of the five mythical and great Chinese dragons. When he finds an abandoned baby, his destiny will be linked to him forever. Long's mission will be to protect and educate the precious Wen and teach her the wonders of the world. When the child grows up and asks for a more earthly life, the dragon has no choice but to travel with her through China in search of the ideal family. And when they find her, as in the song by Peter, Paul and Mary, the dilemma of losing Wen or letting her go will arise.

Decorations, lights, the Christmas tree, the Nativity Scene, Christmas Eve, Father Christmas, the Three Wise Men's parade... Christmas is a time full of rites, stories and traditions that are passed down from generation to generation.

Discover the customs, stories and the most curious facts about the Christmas season with Clara and her grandmother.

CARLEMANY AWARD 2020

Kenya, 1947. An elephant is born in a village near the Cunningham family's tea plantation. Little Archibald's childhood will be marked by this extraordinary event. The bond between the two would last for sixty years, and nothing, neither the changes of continent, nor the many twists and turns of life, would be able to undo that friendship between a boy and an elephant. After leaving Africa at the age of eleven, Archibald will dream of returning and reuniting with his childhood friend, and only at the age of sixty-six, after retirement, will he be able to fulfil his wish: to see elephants in the wild again.