The phantom tower

El caso de la basura perfumada

Clara Secret ;

Ten rules for living with my sister

The boy who climbed into the moon

The doorman's repose

Short stories. Selections

New York Review Books children's collection

New York Review children's collection.

The doorman -- Fred and the pigeons -- The opera singer inspection -- The forgotten room -- Mouse exchange -- Otis -- Anna and Pee Wee -- The boiler -- Hot water -- The doorman's repose.

Sammy Keyes and the psycho Kitty Queen

Sammy Keyes and the psycho Kitty Queen

Sammy Keyes

Sammy Keyes mysteries.

Dokkoida!? complete collection [videorecording]

Dokkoida!? (Television program)

Enter Dokkoida! ; Purple hair, how hip can ya get! ; Dokkoida versus Edelweiss! ; The strange neighbor, Sayuri ; Mission: allowance increase! ; The pool cycle race -- Kurika's dream ; Little sister love! ; Some like it hot?! ; Mogumokkuru's make-over! ; Cosmos House's last hour? ; Battle of zealousness.

Telephone tales

Favole al telefono. English

Favole al telefono. English.

Once upon a time there was... -- The unlucky hunter -- The ice cream palace -- A distractible child goes for a walk -- A building for breaking -- The little old lady who counted sneezes -- The country without sharp edges -- The country with an Un in front -- The butter man -- Alice Tumbledown -- The road of chocolate -- Inventing numbers -- Brif, Braf, Bruf -- Buying the city of Stockholm -- Touching the king's nose -- The famous rainstorm of Piombino -- The merry-go-round of Cesenatico -- On the beach at Ostia -- The comic strip mouse -- History of the kingdom of Pieholia -- Alice falls into the sea -- The war of the Bells -- The young crayfish -- The giant's hair -- The nose that ran away -- The road to nowhere -- The scarecrow -- Playing with a cane -- Old proverbs -- Apollonia the jam maker -- Old Aunt Ada -- The sun and cloud -- The king who was going to die -- The comet sorcerer --

The fisherman of Cefalù -- King Midas -- The blue spotlight -- The mouse that ate cats -- Bring down the nine -- Tonino the invisible boy -- So many questions -- Gilberto the good boy -- The words 'to cry' -- Gobbledy fever -- Sunday morning -- Sleeping, waking up -- Giacomo of Crystal -- Monkeys on holiday -- Signor Fallaninna -- One and seven -- The man who stole the Colosseum -- Elevator to the stars -- Bus number 75 -- Dog town -- Pulcinella's escape -- The bricklayer from Valtellina -- The soldier's blanket -- The well at Cascina Piana -- Houses and apartment buildings -- Maestro Garrone -- The planet of truth -- The conveyor sidewalk -- Space cooking -- Educational candy -- The cosmic chick -- Telling stories wrong -- Upgraded plus two -- The nothing man -- Universal history.

Gulliver's travels

Classic starts

Gulliver's travels.

Classic starts.

Voyage to Lilliput -- Author gives some account of himself and his desire to travel. He is shipwrecked and arrives on shore in the country of Lilliput -- Emperor of Lilliput comes to see the author in his habitat and learned men are appointed to teach the author their language. The author asks for his liberty, and it is granted -- Mildendo, the city of Lilliput is described. The author prevents an invasion and great honor is bestowed upon him. -- The author, being informed of a plan to accuse him of high treason, makes his escape to Blefescu -- The author, by a lucky accident, finds means to leave Blefescu and returns to his natural country -- Voyage to Broddingdang -- Great storm described. The author goes to fetch water and is left on shore, where he is seized by one of the natives -- A description of the farmer's daughter. The author is carried into town and then to the city -- Author is presented to the king. An apartment is provided for him, and he quarrels with the Queen's Dwarf -- The author's way of traveling. Several adventures that happened to him -- The King and Queen travel to distant frontiers. The author joins them. The manner in which he leaves the country and returns to England -- A voyage to Laputa, Balnibarbi, Glubbdubadrib, Luggnagg, and Japan -- The author sets out on his third voyage. He is taken by pirates. He arrives at an island and is received onto Laputa -- The humors and dispositions of the Laputans. The author's receptions there, and the inhabitants fears -- The secret of the flying island. The king's method of suppressing rebellion -- The author leaves Laputa. He descends to Balnibarbi and arrives at the city. The author is well received by a great lord -- The author leaves Lagado, arriving at Maldonada. No ship is ready and he takes a short voyage -- The author's return to Maldonada. He sails to the Kingdom of Luggnagg -- The author leaves Luggnagg and sails to Japan. From there he returns to Amsterdam, and from there to England -- A voyage to the country of the Houyhnhms -- The author sets out as the captain of a ship. His men conspire against him and set him on shore in an unknown land -- The author is conducted to a house and his reception there -- The author studies the Houyhnhnm language. He gives a short account of his voyage -- The author tells his story and shows his great love for his natural country. His master responds -- A grand debate at the general assembly and how it was determined -- The author's dangerous voyage home --