The Happy Hollisters 05

Jean-Jacques Sempe

Sempé es considerado un verdadero maestro del dibujo humorístico, un poeta que dejaba ver, a través de su sofisticado —y a la vez tan sencillo— humor, todas las bondades y defectos del ser humano. ...

Jean-Jacques Sempe

Sempé es considerado un verdadero maestro del dibujo humorístico, un poeta que dejaba ver, a través de su sofisticado —y a la vez tan sencillo— humor, todas las bondades y defectos del ser humano. ...

Jean-Jacques Sempe

Sempé es considerado un verdadero maestro del dibujo humorístico, un poeta que dejaba ver, a través de su sofisticado —y a la vez tan sencillo— humor, todas las bondades y defectos del ser humano. ...

Taylor, Tom

With death spreading across the planet, who will live and who will turn in this apocalyptic tale of heroism, sacrifice and annihilation? Fighting time, each other and all of humanity, Earth's greatest heroes must rally together for what may very well be their last chance to save the world from the most terrible plague humanity has ever seen. THE END IS HERE! Six hundred million...

Dk

¿Quién es tu personaje favorito del Universo cinematográfico de Marvel? Tanto si te gustan los superhéroes o los villanos, las películas o las series de televisión, ¡este libro te abre las puertas para descubrir todo sobre los protagonistas de Marvel!Con más de 200 personajes, desde Black Panther y Ms. Marvel hasta Iron Man y Shang-Chi, esta es la guía de referencia perfecta pa...

Cortes, Rodrigo / Hijo, Tomás

RODRIGO CORTÉS Y TOMÁS HIJO TALLAN CON LA PALABRA Y LA GUBIA UNA FÁBULA GRÁFICA ÚNICA «Los libros de Rodrigo Cortés contienen un espectáculo maravilloso y deslumbrante de imaginacióny fantasía. Es uno de nuestros escritores más originales, distintos, un elegido llamado a perdurar».Manuel Vilas «Tomás Hijo es, en mi opinión, uno de los grandes grabadores modernos».Guillermo del ...

West , Jerry

At a school benefit sale, Pete Hollister buys an old book about early New York tunnels. Tucked in the pages is a message written in Chinese. The only English word in it is "Help!" The Hollisters take the mysterious note to a Chinese friend for translation and learn that the letter was written many years earlier in China by a Yuen Foo to his son in New York, but was never mailed...

West , Jerry

When Mr. Hollister's sport and toy store, The Trading Post, is robbed, his main concern is for his invention, a new type of collapsible canoe. He is therefore surprised to discover that a Geiger counter and a couple of pickaxes are the only missing items. After putting the problem of the theft in the hands of the police, the family turns to the matter of testing the canoe. An i...

West , Jerry

This story finds the Hollister family off to Alaska with Uncle Russ and their two cousins, Teddy and Jean. Russ Hollister, a commercial artist and cartoonist, has run out of ideas and is trying to think of a new location for his comic strip characters. The children, whose interest in the Far North has been aroused by an encounter with an old man and the totem pole he brought ba...

West , Jerry

A visit from Gram and Gramp Hollister in the Hollister home at Shoreham opens up the opportunity for the five children to go to Canada with their grandparents to see the Mardi Gras and Winter Carnival in Quebec. That, however, is not the only purpose of their trip. Mr. Hollister tells the children that a Christmas gift he had ordered for them has taken overlong in reaching Shor...

West , Jerry

The arrival of a crate of pineapples and an odd pet at the Hollister home in Shoreham is the first of many unusual events in this new and exciting adventure. The sender of the pineapples--Mrs. Villamil--is a girlhood friend of Mrs. Hollister's and now lives in Puerto Rico with her Spanish husband, their son Carlos, and daughter Maya. The Villamils invite the Hollisters to their...

West , Jerry

When lightning strikes a tree outside the Hollister home, it falls on a car, and the children help the injured driver get out. The young man, Tom King, is on his way from Hawaii to Boston. He tells the children that he is searching for a ship captain's log that may prove he is legally entitled to a large inheritance. The only clue he has are sketches of an unidentified clipper ...