Cuentos para tiritar de miedo

Los diez cuentos del presente libro están basados en los derechos básicos del niño aprobados por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas en 1959. Ellos son el derecho a ser cuidado y amado; a la educación y el juego; a la cultura, la religión y el idioma; a la identidad; a la igualdad; a ser auxiliado; a expresarse; a compartir; a informarse; y a la buena calidad de vida. A ellos Saúl añadió uno más: el derecho a oír cuentos.

Para ver el mundo maravilloso que esconde la realidad hay que ser una persona inquieta e inconformista como Elena.

All the children at school are making their superheroes' albums, and at recess, they exchange their duplicate stamps. By doing some cheating, Santiago is the first in completing his collection and turns it in for a fabulous prize. That night, however, Santiago meets one those superheroes, Hatsune, who along with his fox, Atzaru, will teach Santiago a valuable lesson in honesty.

A single mother explains to her son that his daddy left soon after he was born. Includes section with suggestions for answering the question, "Do I have a daddy?"

In times of war, an arrow broke through a window. It killed the queen. Since then, windows are prohibited in the castle. But the princess Keiko is curious and when she opens the only window that remains, she encounters a friend. This is a book about the absurdity of overprotection of children.