Founded in 1986, Edicions Bromera offers in its catalogue, made up of 3,000 titles distributed in the Catalan language in 30 different collections, a selection of the very best of literature for children, young adults and adults, with broad, open-minded and plural criteria.
Moreover, Grup Bromera is set up by different imprints as Bromera, Algar Editorial, Animallibres, Més Llibres or Tàndem Edicions. They all share the same spirit: encourage the habit of reading and grow passion for books.
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.
Written by Vanesa Martínez
Illustrated by Viv Campbell
Any gesture, even small ones can make a difference. One after another, these actions can lead to something important. We may feel little, but if we look at people around us we will realize that they can be big, very big. Through the eyes of a little girl, we better appreciate the greatness of the world, which thrills and transforms us.
Written and illustrated by Rocio Bonilla
Minimoni has conquered so many countries thanks to What Colour is a kiss? and Are you Bored, Minimoni? Now we can see her as a baby, discovering the daily
routines or looking for her beloved teddy bear. Four titles for toddlers where this charming and sweet character comes along with them in the adventure of discovering the world.
Written and illustrated by Rocio Bonilla
A story about a neighbourhood. A story about empathy and life in common. About how a tiny detail may make the difference and make our lives better. A story about all of us.
Written by Jaume Copons
Illustrated by Òscar Julve
Duna and Lluc have the same surname, but they are not siblings or cousins; they are just neighbours and friends. But they haven’t always been friends. Duna
remembers that, until recently, Lluc didn’t pay any attention to her; instead he built a wall of boxes to separate their two gardens so that they couldn’t see
each other! Of course, friendship cannot be imposed.
There is a need to let it grow with patience and good humour. It may happen naturally. What a huge prodigious discovering!
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:
