The José Riquelme municipal library in La Línea has announced the addition of 32 new literary titles to its autumn collection, catering to readers of all ages. The library's collection for infants, known as the bebeteca, continues to grow with new children's literature for ages 4 to 13, along with the latest novels for adults.
In addition, the library has enhanced its offerings for the Easy Reading Club, Los Navegantes, by including volumes specifically adapted to facilitate reading comprehension. The catalogue will be updated weekly, starting with this initial batch of titles.
Among the notable new additions are:
- Antes de que todo cambie by Manel Loureiro
- El camino del padre
- El silencio de la ciudad blanca and Los ritos del agua by Eva García Sáenz de Urturi
- El profeta by José María Zavala
- Espía de Dios by Juan Gómez Jurado
- La caza del ejecutor by Vicente Vallés
- Los huérfanos by Carmen Mola
- Te he llamado por tu nombre by Christian Gálvez
- Un hombre de honor by Paloma Sánchez-Garnica
- Una familia moderna by Julia Navarro
- El canto del cisne: Diana, mi hermana by Charles Spencer
- El mundo de Sofía by Jostein Gaarder
- El sueño de Troya by Alfonso Goizueta Alfaro
- Poemas de amor hispanoamericanos by Mario Benedetti
In the realm of children's and young adult literature, several titles have also been added, including De la Tierra a la Luna. Viaje directo en 97 horas y 20 minutos, El doctor Ox, Miguel Strogoff. Moscú-Irkutsk, and La vuelta al mundo en ochenta días by Jules Verne.
