Books like Los ojos del perro siberiano by Antonio Santa Ana

In post‑war Barcelona, young Daniel Sempere discovers a cursed book in the Cemetery of Forgotten Books, setting off a gripping literary mystery that intertwines love, secrets and the city’s shadowed past.

In Senatorio’s classic "El túnel," a tormented painter becomes obsessed with a married woman, spiralling into jealousy and madness as all events unfold inside his troubled mind.

A powerful family saga of landowners in 19th-century Latin America with a mystical backdrop and themes of family dynamics and social tension, adapted into a gripping film adaptation featuring actors like Meryl Streep and Antonio Banderas.

Pedro Páramo is a Mexican novel set in the rural town of Comala, Jalisco, where a young man's arrival intersects with the voices of the dead, exploring themes of family, poverty, and the haunting legacy of rural life.

La ciudad y los perros exposes brutal violence, bullying and hazing within the Leoncio Prado Military School, critiquing a distorted notion of masculinity and the harms of militaristic education in 1970s Peru.

A principios del siglo XX en Colombia, las autoridades crearon un pueblo cercado para recluir a los enfermos de lepra llamado Agua de Dios. Esta situacion de apartheid llevo a muchas familias a la separacion: padres e hijos que no se verian nunca mas, novios cuyo amor no seria mas que una promesa, enfermos solitarios que fueron expulsados de la sociedad por estar contagiados de una enfermedad de la que poco se sabia, pero que procuro soliviantar la intolerancia, el odio, la maldad y el temor por lo desconocido. Dos personajes, Alejandro y Jazmin, se juraran amor eterno mas alla de la enfermedad. Asi, comienza una aventura de amor, encuentros, desencuentros, de busqueda y de persecuciones, de momentos maravillosos, situaciones increibles, humor hilarante, historias conmovedoras de un pueblo que vio en aquel amor la esperanza, la reivindicacion social y la libertad. At the beginning of the 20th century in Colombia, the authorities created a fenced town to detain those suffering from leprosy called Agua de Dios. This situation of apartheid led many families to separation: parents and children would not be anymore, bride and groom whose love more than a promise, would not be lonely patients who were expelled from the society because they are infected disease of which little was known, but that sought to rouse the intolerance, hatred, malice and fear of the unknown. Two characters, Alejandro and Jasmine, swear eternal love beyond disease. Thus begins an adventure of love, meetings, disagreements, search and persecutions, wonderful moments, incredible situations, hilarious humor, touching stories of a people who saw in that love hope, social vindication and freedom.

Mateo is determined to rescue his brother Lucas from the shadow world, where he has been trapped for quite some time. In his way, however, stands the nefarious Grandfather Twilight, who is eager to unleash his vengeance on the members of the Resistance who have thwarted his evil schemes thus far. Will he finally crush the dissidents? Mateo está decidido a rescatar a su hermano Lucas del mundo oscuro donde ha estado atrapado desde hace tiempo. Sin embargo, obstruyéndole el paso está el nefario abuelo Penumbras, quien prepara su gran venganza contra los miembros de la Resistencia quienes han frustrado sus malignos planes hasta ahora. ¿Podrá por fin vencer a los disidentes?

A groundbreaking Argentine novel that defies conventional narrative structure with 155 chapters, 99 of which are considered 'expendable', challenging readers to reimagine the way stories can be told.

Elizabeth Glaser, founder of the Pediatric AIDS Foundation, relates her family's fight against AIDS with inspired aggressiveness.

As three duckling brothers cross forest and field to return to their mother, the older ones encourage the youngest by teaching him a game that earns him the name of Little One Step.

A child eagerly welcomes home his new baby brother.