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The Secret of the Sash: An Exciting Story to Experience the Casteller Tradition

The Secret of the Sash is a captivating tale that blends tradition and culture to introduce the world of castellers to younger readers. Written by Biel Duran and illustrated by Toni Galmés, this book offers a fun and heartwarming way to discover the values of collective effort and teamwork, deeply rooted in the casteller tradition. Published on August 31, 2023, it comes in a hardcover format with flaps, making it ideal for family reading.

A Journey Through the Skin of Barcelona’s Architecture

A wonderful journey through our territory and our culture with 44 masterfully illustrated maps.

Pilarín Bayés Limited Edition

Immerse yourself in Catalonia’s culture and history with this unique and unrepeatable collection. Celebrate Pilarín Bayés’ 80th anniversary with an exclusive box set featuring some of her most iconic Petites històries, along with a never-before-seen illustration by the artist. This limited edition is much more than a set of books: it’s a window into Catalonia’s shared imagination and a perfect gift for all ages.

The top 50 of Catalonia. We are fortunate to live in a place where the cheeses have a high quality highly valued internationally, but still has a reduced circulation among ourselves. In this collection you will find the best cheeses from a selection of 50 cheeses from Catalonia.

Authors: Laia Pont Diez and Natàlia Nicolau Villellas

A Fun and Original Way to Learn About Art

Do you love art? Are you a cat lover? History of Art in 21 Cats is the perfect book for you. Discover the most important artistic movements in history guided by 21 expert cats, each representing a different style through humorous and unique illustrations.

Available in Spanish and Catalan.

Discover the Secrets of Catalan Wines

The book Hidden Wines of Catalonia is your gateway to exploring the fascinating world of small Catalan winemakers. These passionate artisans work the land with respect and dedication, crafting wines of exceptional quality. Within its pages, you'll uncover the stories of 30 wineries scattered across Catalonia, from Terra Alta to Empordà.

More than just a guide, this book is a heartfelt tribute to sustainability, authenticity, and the human values behind every bottle.

Selection of illustrated children's books about Catalan tradition and culture.

Age: From 4 years.
Genre: Illustrated albums.
Dimensions: 24 x 24 cm.
Pages: 24-40-72
Editorial: La Galera

A magnificent poetic imagery for young and old about nature and the seasons.
A journey through nature throughout a year in which its inhabitants surprise us in each poem.

The children's poetry of Lola Casas and the illustrations of Gemma Capdevila create a magnificent poetic imagery for adults and children.

Includes pop-up story.
Visualize the interior.

The Guia de Tions de Catalunya will allow you to know which are the main subspecies and when you go to the forest you will become an authentic crawler of tions.

L'hora del vermut remains a sacred time midday Sunday. This very carefully designed book, invites you to enjoy a good aperitif accompanied with any of the more than 100 recipes that includes this book, designed for both discerning palates and those who are new to the stove.

Author: Toni Monné.

Hours and hours of family fun looking for objects inside the different Museus de Catalunya.
More than 150 objects that the most observant will be able to look for in the entertaining and fun search that these children's books propose.

· 4 books to choose from.

Trilingual edition: Catalan, Spanish and English.

Divuit poemes vora el mar i un conte de lluna plena takes us into the imaginary world of Joan Salvat-Papasseit, a revolutionary poet and lover of love.
With its poetry with the smell of the sea and with the illustrations of Albert Arrayás we will remember how important it is to love life.

The title is published coinciding with the Joan Salvat-Papasseit Year and lets us know that: “Papasseit was a vital, playful and enthusiastic poet…” as Montserrat Costas explains in the prologue.