Yupiyupiya! / Hip, Hip, Hooray! (Torre de Papel Naranja) Spanish Edition

An Ethiopian boy called Delke writes a letter to a class of Puerto Rican children in which he describes his country and sends them pictures of African animals with rhyming captions.

Amadeo drives Trolley 28 in Lisbon and he plays the role of Cupid for shy passengers with a few signature moves of the train. On his last day on the job, he realizes that he has never had time to find a love of his own. Is there another Cupid out there that could help him?

Simon Liar, the main character in this story, perceives and expresses reality as a fantastic game for a specific aim: speaking of wolves, foxes and cats that are in his imagination. But the fantasy xhas an ephemeral character and does not materialize in its perception ; for that, Simon, the same as the readers, will have to distinguish between reality and fantasy at the appropriate moment, what happens just at the end of the story.

One day Nadia moves into town with her father and befriends a group of children. In the end, she has a suprise for everyone.