Founded in 1986, Edicions Bromera offers in its catalogue, made up of 4,000 titles distributed in the Catalan language, a selection of the very best of literature for children, young adults, and adults, with broad, open-minded, and plural criteria.
Lately, we have increased our presence in the international market in order to make our books and our authors accessible all over the world, especially regarding children’s literature. The stories created by our gallery of authors and illustrators already travel around the world, in many countries of the fifth continents, and they talk multiple languages. Stories made with enthusiasm in order to convey values and edited with care to offer quality books to the most demanding readers: the little ones.
Writted by Paloma Muiña
Illustrated by Anna Clariana
George wants to have long hair, like the princess in his favourite story. This way he can use it as a slide to go down the castle; he can look like a fountain and wet his classmates or play cowboys and Indians. Grandma does not like it at all, she grumbles more and more as his hair grows longer. And yes, maybe it is too heavy and too difficult to wash... What if he has his hair cut short to look like a hairless alien? Or like a tree with pink hair? Yes, awesome, because he gets to decide how he wants to be!
Writted by Cristina Oleby
Illustrated by Pablo Pino
Roland had been performing the same circus number for one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five days. However, he was not going to do it one more day. He had one goal: running away. Nevertheless, all his plans to escape had obstacles and his attempts ended up being frustrated. His determination was firm. Not another day would pass... although the days went by with each new failed plan. In the end, he realized that the answer was much easier and it was in himself: it was simply a matter of being self-confident.
Writted by Irene Verdú
Illustrated by Verónica Aranda
One day, the wind found a lost letter. The rain had wiped the letters off the envelope and it was not possible to know for whom it was or who wrote it. However, the letter has a beautiful message, «I love you». This is why the wind blew her up and pushed her hard, very hard. The wind could not imagine that the letter would fall on Mr Cat’s head, always grumpy and locked up at home. Maybe the power of words could change his life...
Written by Jaume Copons
Illustrated by Òscar Julve.
Linus Filstrup is an honest boy who has nothing to do with Arlo, his twin brother, who is a real scoundrel and the pride of the Filstrups, a family of thieves and swindlers as it should be.
He was doing well in high school, until the fateful day when he was accused of having stolen a good deal of money. Then he had to start investigating to unmask the real culprit, clear his name and... let his family down again!
We want to share the spirit of our books with all cultures, that’s why, every year, we participate in the main book fairs dedicated to the book world: