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Softcover, staple-bound, 12 pages; very good condition; light rubbing to covers; no internal marks.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Your grandpa left you a coin with a hole in it and a map no one has been able to read in three hundred years.Now you're in a valley in Bolivia where a mule train of priests hid something the Spanish Crown never got back. Lucky growls. The path splits in two. You decide.A gamebook for readers 9 to 12 where every choice has real consequences. Teo is twelve. His mom fixes airplanes, and when an airline somewhere in the world has a plane it can't fix, they send her - for months. So he knows what it's like to land where he doesn't know anyone. Like a lot of kids, he decides too late and decides out of fear. This book doesn't let him off the hook: what he chooses leads to one of twelve endings, and the best one doesn't go to the kid who guesses right. It goes to the kid who dares.- 12 endings - three good, one secret, two that hurt. No wrong answers. Consequences.- A real legend - the Jesuit treasure of Sacambaya (1748) and the Englishman who dug for it in 1905, documented at the back of the book.- 2 secret phrases - one in Aymara, one in old Spanish. Understand both and you'll know which ending María was waiting for.- Fully illustrated, 6×9, about 95 pages. Two afternoons for a fast reader; a week for one who likes to try every path.For parents: there is no lecture in these pages. Every time Teo lets fear decide for him, the story remembers. Every time he decides anyway, with his voice shaking, it remembers that too. A two-page note at the end tells you what to ask when they finish.CROSSROADS is a collection of stand-alone adventures: same kid, same dog, same coin, a different country and a different challenge every time. Read them in any order. Start with any one. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Under Mexico City there is another city. One night in 1520, a line of men crossed its canals carrying gold, and almost all of it sank.In 1981 one bar came back up, almost five meters under a street. The rest are still down there. You got here a week ago, and someone in your class has already decided you're the new target. Lucky growls. You decide.A gamebook for readers 9 to 12 where every choice has real consequences. Teo is twelve. His mom fixes airplanes, and when an airline somewhere in the world has a plane it can't fix, they send her - for months. So he knows what it's like to land where he doesn't know anyone. This time there's a kid who laughs at him in front of the whole class. Hit back, say nothing, walk to the teacher, or look at the girl by the window: each road leads to one of twelve endings, and the book remembers which one he took, all the way down to the bottom of a hole in Mexico City.- 12 endings - three good, one secret, two that hurt. No wrong answers. Consequences.- A real legend - the gold of the Noche Triste (1520) and the bar a worker pulled out of the ground in 1981, documented at the back of the book.- 2 secret phrases - one in Nahuatl, one in old Spanish. Understand both and you'll know which ending Lucía was waiting for.- Fully illustrated, 6×9, about 100 pages. Two afternoons for a fast reader; a week for one who likes to try every path.For parents: there is no lecture in these pages. Nobody in this book ever says the word for what Ramiro does, and nobody tells Teo how to feel about it. The book gives him four ways out of a schoolyard and remembers which one he took. A two-page note at the end tells you what to ask when they finish.CROSSROADS is a collection of stand-alone adventures: same kid, same dog, same coin, a different country and a different challenge every time. Read them in any order. Start with any one.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Your grandpa left you a coin with a hole in it and a map no one has been able to read in three hundred years.Now you're in a valley in Bolivia where a mule train of priests hid something the Spanish Crown never got back. Lucky growls. The path splits in two. You decide.A gamebook for readers 9 to 12 where every choice has real consequences. Teo is twelve. His mom fixes airplanes, and when an airline somewhere in the world has a plane it can't fix, they send her - for months. So he knows what it's like to land where he doesn't know anyone. Like a lot of kids, he decides too late and decides out of fear. This book doesn't let him off the hook: what he chooses leads to one of twelve endings, and the best one doesn't go to the kid who guesses right. It goes to the kid who dares.12 endings - three good, one secret, two that hurt. No wrong answers. Consequences.A real legend - the Jesuit treasure of Sacambaya (1748) and the Englishman who dug for it in 1905, documented at the back of the book.2 secret phrases - one in Aymara, one in old Spanish. Understand both and you'll know which ending Maria was waiting for.Fully illustrated, 69, about 95 pages. Two afternoons for a fast reader; a week for one who likes to try every path.For parents: there is no lecture in these pages. Every time Teo lets fear decide for him, the story remembers. Every time he decides anyway, with his voice shaking, it remembers that too. A two-page note at the end tells you what to ask when they finish.CROSSROADS is a collection of stand-alone adventures: same kid, same dog, same coin, a different country and a different challenge every time. Read them in any order. Start with any one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Under Mexico City there is another city. One night in 1520, a line of men crossed its canals carrying gold, and almost all of it sank.In 1981 one bar came back up, almost five meters under a street. The rest are still down there. You got here a week ago, and someone in your class has already decided you're the new target. Lucky growls. You decide.A gamebook for readers 9 to 12 where every choice has real consequences. Teo is twelve. His mom fixes airplanes, and when an airline somewhere in the world has a plane it can't fix, they send her - for months. So he knows what it's like to land where he doesn't know anyone. This time there's a kid who laughs at him in front of the whole class. Hit back, say nothing, walk to the teacher, or look at the girl by the window: each road leads to one of twelve endings, and the book remembers which one he took, all the way down to the bottom of a hole in Mexico City.12 endings - three good, one secret, two that hurt. No wrong answers. Consequences.A real legend - the gold of the Noche Triste (1520) and the bar a worker pulled out of the ground in 1981, documented at the back of the book.2 secret phrases - one in Nahuatl, one in old Spanish. Understand both and you'll know which ending Lucia was waiting for.Fully illustrated, 69, about 100 pages. Two afternoons for a fast reader; a week for one who likes to try every path.For parents: there is no lecture in these pages. Nobody in this book ever says the word for what Ramiro does, and nobody tells Teo how to feel about it. The book gives him four ways out of a schoolyard and remembers which one he took. A two-page note at the end tells you what to ask when they finish.CROSSROADS is a collection of stand-alone adventures: same kid, same dog, same coin, a different country and a different challenge every time. Read them in any order. Start with any one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Under a valley in Egypt there are doors no one has opened in three thousand years. In 1922 a man dug down sixteen steps, made a hole in one, held up a candle, and said: wonderful things.Your mom's airline sent her to Luxor. In the box, Grandpa's paper says: Valley. Ask for the inspector. I never went in alone. At night, in this apartment, the lights go out. Lucky growls. You decide.A gamebook for readers 9 to 12 where every choice has real consequences. Teo is twelve. His mom fixes airplanes, and when an airline somewhere in the world has a plane it can't fix, they send her - for months. So he knows what it's like to land where he doesn't know anyone. This time he's landed in a country where the dark comes fast and the power goes out, and he's the kid who sleeps with the hallway light on and won't say so. The book gives him three darks, each one bigger than the last - a hallway, a painted tomb, a staircase cut into rock - and it remembers what he did in each one.12 endings - three good, one secret, two that hurt. No wrong answers. Consequences.A real discovery - the sixteen steps and the sealed door Howard Carter found in the Valley of the Kings in 1922, in his own words, documented at the back of the book.2 secret phrases - one in Egyptian Arabic, one in hieroglyphs. Understand both and you'll know which ending was waiting at the bottom of the stairs.Fully illustrated, 69, about 100 pages. Two afternoons for a fast reader; a week for one who likes to try every path.For parents: there is no lecture in these pages. Nobody in this book tells Teo the dark is nothing to be afraid of, because that isn't true and he'd know. Being afraid is never punished. What opens doors is going anyway, with the lamp shaking. A two-page note at the end tells you what to ask when they finish.CROSSROADS is a collection of stand-alone adventures: same kid, same dog, same coin, a different country and a different challenge every time. Read them in any order. Start with any one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Tapa blanda. Condición: Muy bien. Revista Cultural "Turia" número 63 - 64. Junio 2003. César Aira; Ángel alcalá; Rafael Ballesteros; Andrés Barba; José Manuel Benítez Ariza; Felipe Benítez Reyues; Luis Betés, Roberto Bolaño; Isidoro Blaisten; Gemán Cano; José Carlos Catañó; Eduardo Chirinos; Juan Domínguez Lasierra; Isidro Ferrrer; Concha García; Javier García Rodríguez; Javier García Sánchez; ana Gómez Rabal; Diego Gracia; Ismael Grasa; Daniel Innerarity; Bai Juyi; Luis Larios; Raúl Carlos Maícas; José Carlos Mainer, Mandrake; César A. Molina; Ana maría Navales; Pilar Navarrete; Félix J. Palma; Blanca Riestra; Antonio Rodríguez Jiménez; Joaquín Sánchez Vallés; Elaine Sartorelli; Gabriel Sopeña; José Manuel Vilar; Urs Widmer; Roger Wolfe. +++Texto inedito de roberto Bolaño "El Suicidio de Gabriel Sabater"+++EXCELENTE ejemplar. 445pp.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Tu abuelo te dejó una moneda con un agujero y un mapa que nadie pudo leer en trescientos años.Ahora estás en un valle de Bolivia donde una caravana de curas escondió algo que la Corona nunca recuperó. Suertudo gruñe. El camino se parte en dos. Tú decides.Un librojuego para lectores de 9 a 12 años en el que cada decisión tiene consecuencias de verdad. Teo tiene doce años. Su mamá arregla aviones, y cuando una aerolínea en algún lugar del mundo tiene un avión que no puede arreglar, la mandan a ella, por meses. Así que él sabe lo que es aterrizar donde no conoce a nadie. Como muchos chicos, decide tarde y decide por miedo. Este libro no se lo perdona: lo que elige lo lleva a uno de doce finales, y el mejor no es el del que acierta. Es el del que se anima.- 12 finales: tres buenos, uno secreto, dos que duelen. Sin respuestas correctas. Con consecuencias.- Una leyenda real: el tesoro jesuita de Sacambaya (1748) y el inglés que cavó buscándolo en 1905, documentados al final del libro.- 2 frases secretas: una en aymara, otra en inglés. Si entiendes las dos, sabrás qué final estaba esperando María.- Totalmente ilustrado, 15 × 23 cm, unas 95 páginas. Dos tardes para un lector rápido; una semana para el que quiere probar todos los caminos.Para padres y madres: en estas páginas no hay sermón. Cada vez que Teo deja que el miedo decida por él, la historia se acuerda. Cada vez que decide igual, con la voz temblando, también. Una nota de dos páginas al final te dice qué preguntarle cuando termine.ENCRUCIJADAS es una colección de aventuras independientes: el mismo niño, el mismo perro, la misma moneda, y cada vez un país y un reto distintos. Se leen en cualquier orden. Empieza por el que quieras.…

Ed. Imp. Viuda e Hijos de Aguado. 1886. Castellano. Pasta española con grabados dorados. 20x13 cms. 316 pags. Sello y marca de anterior propietario. Paginas tostadas por el paso del tiempo. Cantos y margenes rozados. Por lo demas, buen estado de conservacion. RELIGION. Ref. 18107.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Tu abuelo te dejo una moneda con un agujero y un mapa que nadie pudo leer en trescientos anos.Ahora estas en un valle de Bolivia donde una caravana de curas escondio algo que la Corona nunca recupero. Suertudo grune. El camino se parte en dos. Tu decides.Un librojuego para lectores de 9 a 12 anos en el que cada decision tiene consecuencias de verdad. Teo tiene doce anos. Su mama arregla aviones, y cuando una aerolinea en algun lugar del mundo tiene un avion que no puede arreglar, la mandan a ella, por meses. Asi que el sabe lo que es aterrizar donde no conoce a nadie. Como muchos chicos, decide tarde y decide por miedo. Este libro no se lo perdona: lo que elige lo lleva a uno de doce finales, y el mejor no es el del que acierta. Es el del que se anima.12 finales: tres buenos, uno secreto, dos que duelen. Sin respuestas correctas. Con consecuencias.Una leyenda real: el tesoro jesuita de Sacambaya (1748) y el ingles que cavo buscandolo en 1905, documentados al final del libro.2 frases secretas: una en aymara, otra en ingles. Si entiendes las dos, sabras que final estaba esperando Maria.Totalmente ilustrado, 15 23 cm, unas 95 paginas. Dos tardes para un lector rapido; una semana para el que quiere probar todos los caminos.Para padres y madres: en estas paginas no hay sermon. Cada vez que Teo deja que el miedo decida por el, la historia se acuerda. Cada vez que decide igual, con la voz temblando, tambien. Una nota de dos paginas al final te dice que preguntarle cuando termine.ENCRUCIJADAS es una coleccion de aventuras independientes: el mismo nino, el mismo perro, la misma moneda, y cada vez un pais y un reto distintos. Se leen en cualquier orden. Empieza por el que quieras. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Muy bien. Idioma español. Ejemplar en muy buen estado. Dimensiones: 23x15 - 338 pp.

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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Muy bien. Idioma español. Ejemplar en muy buen estado. 406 pp. Sumario: El hispano Teodosio y la cristianización del Imperio ( Florencio Hubeñak) - El vino en los Concilios Hispanovisigodos: su contexto socioeconómico y cultural ( Henar Gallego Franco) - El relato del traslado de los santos mártires Jorge, Aurelio y Natalia: un valioso escrito hagiográfico y documental histórico de mediados de siglo IX ( Juan Carlos Lara Olmo) - Monjes y profecías cristianas próximo orientales en Al Andalus del siglo IX ( Luis A. García Moreno) - El Dialogus de Fide de Jorge Ameruzes de Trebisonda. Un mensaje político en el proemio ( Oscar de la Cruz Palma) - Conversos musulmanesen la Berbería cristiana: el infortunio de la Cruzada pacífica contra el Islam ( Beatriz Alonso Acero) - El modelo sociológico del hidalgo cristiano viejo en la España Moderna ( Vincent Parello) - Iñigo de LOyola y los mercaderes castellanos del Norte de Europa. La financiación de sus estudios en la Universidad de París ( Francisco de Borja Medina ) - Nuevos parámetros para el estudio de la familia en la Edad Moderna: algunos ejemplos giennenses ( María Antonia del Barvo) - La aprobación civil del Colegio de Misioneros del Padre Claret: 1859 y 1867, conforme al artículo 29 del Concordato de 1851 ( Eutimio Sastre Santos) - La Iglesia Católica en Guatemala frente a la década revolucionaria y la liberalización (1944-1954) ( Francisco Javier Gómez Díez) - Eclesiásticos entre los pensionados y científicos de la Junta para Ampliación de Estudios ( Justo Formentín Ibáñez y María José Villegas Sanz) - La historiografía eclesiástica española contemporánea. Balance provisional a finales de siglo ( José Manuel Cuenca Toribio).…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - On the east coast of England there's a stretch of mud where, in 1216, a king lost everything: wagons, horses, and, they say, the crown jewels. The tide took it in one afternoon. It's still there. Nobody knows where.Your mom's airline sent her to Norfolk. In Grandpa's box, the paper says: The Wash. Ask for the samphire woman. The tide doesn't argue. You told your mom you were at Ben's. You weren't. Lucky is looking at the water. You decide.A gamebook for readers 9 to 12 where every choice has real consequences. Teo is twelve. His mom fixes airplanes, and when an airline somewhere in the world has a plane it can't fix, they send her - for months. So he knows what it's like to land where he doesn't know anyone. This time he's landed in a flat, wet country where the sea comes in faster than you can run, and he's the kid who says 'I didn't' and 'I was at Ben's' to get out of small trouble. It works, until it doesn't. The book gives him a tide table, an old woman who reads the mud, a dog who knows when he's fibbing, and it remembers every small lie.- 12 endings - three good, one secret, two that hurt. No wrong answers. Consequences.- A real legend - King John's baggage train, swallowed by the Wash in October 1216, in the words of the monk who wrote it down, documented at the back of the book.- 2 secret phrases - one in medieval Latin, one in old Norfolk dialect. Understand both and you'll know which ending was waiting at the bend.- Fully illustrated, 6×9, about 100 pages. Two afternoons for a fast reader; a week for one who likes to try every path.For parents: there is no lecture in these pages. Nobody in this book calls Teo a liar. Every small lie closes a door he'll need later, and the best ending isn't about never lying: it goes to the kid who tells the truth one minute before the water. A short note at the end tells you what to ask when they finish.CROSSROADS is a collection of stand-alone adventures: same kid, same dog, same coin, a different country and a different challenge every time. Read them in any order. Start with any one.…

Paperback. Condición: New. 1st.

Condición: Usado- bueno.

Condición: Fair. Patronato Del Libro Peruano. 3 Volume set. 16mo Hardcover. Spanish. Fair set. Pages toned. Some slight tear to edges. In polypropylene bag. (peru, incas, legends, florida, history, spanish, writers, authors ) Inquire if you need further information. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.…

Madrid, Ágora, 1955. 13x20, 16pgs. (numeradas del 209 al 224) Rústica. Dibujo de Álvarez Ortega. Perfecto estado. POESÍA ESPAÑOLA. REVISTAS POÉTICAS ESPAÑA SIGLO XX.