LITERTURE-HALOWEEN – TELAM Agency
With comics, novels and educational books with activities, youth and children’s literature is prepared to accompany the Halloween celebrations, an Anglo-American celebration that every October 31 brings together horror genre enthusiasts in Argentina who have adopted it as an excuse to dress up, repeat treats and celebrate as a community.
“The Guardians of the Ink: To the Rescue of Count Dracula!”, by Erike Russell, tells the adventure of four friends who go out in search of the Capital Witch. They thus become the “Guardians of the ink” who enter the books to, from there, save humanity.
“I’m terrible, thank you”, by Lara Pickle, tells of the days of the witch Joana in London. Is understanding that it is okay not to be okay the first step to being happy? the author asks herself from the pages of the book, in a comic book format that proposes a journey to self-love between potions.
“The strangest girl in the world”, by Mariano Cattaneo, tells of Melién’s days at school, where few understand her love for horror stories and writing. What would happen if Melián’s imagination came to life? the author asks.
“Witches’ Notebook” integrates crafts, games, spells and magical recipes so that the little ones can have fun in the run-up to Halloween. “A curse will fall on anyone who touches this book without permission,” its creators warn on the first page.
The Grimrose Girls, by Brazilian author Laura Pohl and designed for the youth reading public, tells of the days at Grimrose Academy, where only talk is about the death of Ariane Van Amstel and a discovery: the curse that haunts the students of the school. school.
Also arriving in the first days of November are two books eagerly awaited by adult readers of horror and suspense: “Everything returns” by Juan Gómez-Jurado, the best-selling author in the Spanish language, and “The Boys from BiboXI”, by John Grisham , a book in which the author takes up the lives of two friends from the opposite side of the law and attempts a plot full of unexpected twists.
Source: Ambito
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