Millions of travellers every year see the metal statue of a dog in front of Shibuya Station, in Tokyo. Many may wonder who this dog was. But not the locals, since the story of professor Ueno and his dog Hachiko is legendary. There was even a Japanese movie devoted to it in the 80’s, which was remade by Hollywood in 2009, Hachiko, A Dog’s Tale, starring Richard Gere. Ueno, a lecturer at Tokyo University, finds a dog one day and adopts it. The animal is so faithful that, day-in and day-out, it accompanies him to the train station and waits there untill Ueno returns. A relationship that nothing, not even separation, not even something worse,can break. Hachiko: The Dog Who Waited has been published in countries like China and Vietnam. With exquisite illustrations by one of Spain’s most awarded new talents, Zuzanna Celej.

One night an enormous condor drops Hopi the puppy from the sky. Hopi is taken in by Fernando, and soon shows he has a keen sense of smell, which will help Fernando and Balbina solve the mysteries they come across in each of their adventures. Funny, full of action and exquisitely illustrated, the story of Hopi has all the ingredients of an instant classic to match the stories of Beatrix Potter. With incredible illustrations by one of Spain’s top new talents, the Polish-born Zuzanna Celej.