
An international successful series on personal growing
More than 10 years have passed since we launched the first title of the “Victory” series and it has become an international successful series, translated into 16 languages, and keeps spreading worldwide with every new title.
In this collection of short stories on personal growing, each title tackles a key issue for this age group in a very funny and easy-going way: selfishness, sincerity, personal hygiene, good manners, nightmares, violence, swearing, consumerism or hyperconnectivity. Simple and easy to understand, texts come with amazing illustrations by Cristina Losantos to stimulate the imagination.
Further to the publication 11th title Good Morning, Sleepyhead! this fall, we’ll be relaunching Go Away, Nightmares!
A story to overcome the fear of the dark
John is a quiet and cheerful boy during the day, but when night falls he is assailed by all kinds of fear. From his bed, he sees threatening shadows and terrifying creatures that vanish when his parents turn on the light.
His grandmother will teach him to conquer his fear.
Because… whoever said that darkness couldn’t be fun?
Victory Series
by Elisenda Roca. Illustrated by Cristina Losantos
16 x 21 cm | 48 pages | Hardcover | Ages 7 +
Rights sold: Afrikaans, Czech, Danish, English (Aus + South Afica), Farsi, French, Greek, Italian, Korean, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, S. Chinese, Turkish, Vietnamese.
ELISENDA ROCA is a journalist and writer. She has worked in radio and television, as well as in the press.
She has published successful parenting books, books for YA and for the little ones. Her most recent titles include outstanding illustrated books published by Combel such as the series You and I and Mía Fantasía.
CRISTINA LOSANTOS After a few years of teaching and since 1985, she has been exclusively dedicated to professional illustration.
She works for many publishing companies, in Spain as well as in other European countries. And regularly collaborates in newspapers and magazines, such as Cavall Fort and El Tatano.
In 1998 Cristina won the 2nd National Prize for Illustration, awarded by the Ministry of Culture. In 2007 she was awarded the 1st Prize in the contest “Graphic Humour and Sport” sponsored by the Catalan Sports Foundation.
She has illustrated Hey, Not so fast and more recently the non fiction series: The Human Body Inside Out, We are Family & We are Different and I Spy With My Little Eye, published by Combel.