Laura Gallego García
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Laura Gallego García (born in Quart de Poblet, Valencia Province on October 11, 1977) is a Spanish author of children's literature. At 21, her first novel won the Barco de Vapor Prize, and she would win the award a second time for La Leyenda del Rey Errante, which was translated to English as The Legend of the Wandering King.[1] She sometimes goes by just "Laura Gallego." Today she lives with her boyfriend in the village of Alboraya.
Other novels:
Finis Mundi, Barco de Vapor Prize.
Chronicles of the Tower, a teenager's fantasy trilogy composed by "The Valley of the Wolves", The Master's Curse and The Dead's Call, followed by a prequel, Fenris, the elf.
Tara's Daughters, a science fiction novel.
The collector of special clocks.
Fire wings, the story of an angel warrior who is betrayed by his pupil.
The Idhún's Memories, her biggest success (She selt hundreds of thousands), set in a fantastic medieval world called Idhún, an island with three suns and three moons. The plot centers around an old prophecy which predicts than only a dragon and a unicorn could save that world from Ashran The Necromancer's plans. The trilogy is composed of The Resistance, Triad and Pantheon, where the gods and goddesses of Idhún appear like characters for the first time.
The Empress of Ethereals, located in a frozen world.
The daughter of the night is set in the 19th century, in a French cottage. It's a vampires' story.
Two candles for the devil, her latest novel, is about angels and demons. A girl called Cat must find the assassins of her father, an angel called Iah-Hel.
Other titles of Laura Gallego are Mandrake, Alba has a very special friend, Max doesn't make us laugh... all of them for younger children.
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- Crónicas de la Torre
- 2000 : El Valle de los Lobos
- 2002 : La maldición del Maestro
- 2003 : La llamada de los muertos
- 2004 : Fenris, el elfo
- Memorias de Idhun
- 2004 : Memorias de Idhún I: La Resistencia
- 2005 : Memorias de Idhún II: Tríada
- 2006 : Memorias de Idhún III: Panteón
- Other novels
- 1999 : Finis Mundi (Barco de Vapor Award, 1999)
- 2001 : El cartero de los sueños
- 2001 : Retorno a la Isla Blanca
- 2002 : Las hijas de Tara
- 2002 : La légende du roi errant (Barco de Vapor Award, 2001)
- 2003 : Mandrágora
- 2003 : ¿Dónde está Alba?
- 2004 : Le collectionneur d’horloges extraordinaires
- 2004 : Alas de fuego
- 2004 : La hija de la noche
- 2004 : Max ya no hace reír
- 2004 : Alba tiene una amiga muy especial
- 2005 : El fantasma en apuros
- 2007 : La emperatriz de los Etéreos
- 2008 : Dos velas para el diablo
- 2009 : Alas negras
- 2009 : Sara y las goleadoras: Las chicas somos guerreras
- 2009 : Sara y las goleadoras: Goleadoras en la liga
- 2010 : Sara y las goleadoras: El fútbol y el amor son incompatibles
- 2010 : Sara y las goleadoras: Las goleadoras no se rinden
- 2010 : Sara y las goleadoras: El último gol
- 2011 : Dónde los árboles cantan
- March 2012 : Mago por casualidad
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