Carlie Sorosiak Libros

¿Por qué las personas que más nos quieren son las que más daño nos hacen? ¿Por qué para encontrarse a uno mismo a veces hay que perseguir a otra persona? #VolarHaciaAtrás Desde que su hermana mayor se fugó de casa, Linny no ha dejado de preguntarse por qué razón la gente que ha desaparecido decide reaparecer. Desde que su madre le reveló la identidad de su padre biológico, Sebastian ha tratado de encontrarlo. Linny y Sebastian no se conocen, pero durante un verano inolvidable los dos chicos se moverán por una cosa en común: una obsesión desesperada por conocer a Álvaro Herrera, un antiguo actor y guionista desaparecido tres años atrás. A medida que van descubriendo los detalles sobre el misterio de Álvaro, Linny y Sebastian encontrarán mucho más que las respuestas que iban buscando. Entenderán que a veces, para volar, no hace falta despegar los pies del suelo.

"Two houses stand side by side: one is home to a dog, the other to a young girl. Though a fence divides them, girl and dog build a sweet and sturdy friendship rooted in make-believe ... and are lonely no more. Paired with moving illustrations and based on a true story, this endearing tale from the author of I, Cosmo testifies to the transformative power of creativity and inter-species friendship"--Publisher's description.

A mix-up in his career path leaves Leonard, who was meant to be a forest ranger, transformed into a stray cat. His unexpected journey takes a positive turn when he encounters a young girl named Olive. Together, they embark on an adventure to discover what "home" truly means, navigating challenges and forming a unique bond along the way.

An alien disguised as a cat, Leonard, must decide between returning to his home planet or staying with Olive, the girl who rescued him. As he navigates human experiences and emotions, Leonard learns about friendship and belonging while grappling with the urgency of reaching Yellowstone before his ride home departs. With humor and warmth, the story explores the complexities of being human and the meaning of home, highlighting the bond that forms between Olive and her extraordinary companion.

'Inspirational, uplifting and an utter delight' M.G. Leonard, author of Beetle Boy Life can be tricky. You have school, homework, hobbies and friendships to juggle . . . and all the time you're trying to work out what sort of person you want to be. Do you know who can help you? A lion. A koala. Even . . . a wombat. Animals have so much to say about how to be brave, confident and kind. So step into the wild, listen to the animals around you . . . and learn how to be the best YOU you can be!

The story unfolds through the eyes of a golden retriever named Cosmo, who is dedicated to protecting his young human brother, Max. As family tensions rise and signs of trouble emerge, Cosmo faces new challenges beyond his usual antics. When Max proposes a dance routine to uplift their spirits and rekindle family joy, Cosmo embraces the idea despite his stiffness. With humor and heart, the narrative explores themes of loyalty and love, reminding readers that these bonds can withstand life's difficulties.

A funny, wise and heartwarming story, with a truly one-of-a-kind hero, from the author of the highly-acclaimed I, Cosmo and My Life as a Cat.

How can Leopold, goat and bookstore owner, find the perfect book for a fellow goat—one the visitor will enjoy reading, not munching?Leopold the goat owns a delightful bookstore, and he has a talent for matching his customers with the ideal book—an adventure story for the girl in the rain boots, a novel about gnomes for the man who loves to laugh, and a book of birds for the woman in the feathered hat. But one day, another goat arrives and proceeds to eat every book Leopold offers. Can Leopold find just the right one to tempt this reluctant reader? This funny, charming tale of the transformative power of books is a celebration of that first special story that sparks a child’s love of reading.

Carlie Sorosiak masterfully blends humor, depth, and romance in her writing, placing her alongside renowned authors like Rainbow Rowell and Nicola Yoon. Her sparkling prose captivates readers, promising a delightful experience that balances laughter with profound themes.

A sparkling debut about love, family, and the mysteries of the universe, perfect for fans of Jandy Nelson and Nicola Yoon. Linny has kept a journal of famous disappearances ever since her sister Grace ran away in the middle of the night. Sebastian is an aspiring astrophysicist with a working theory for everything—but the one thing he can’t figure out is the identity of his birth father. They haven’t met—yet—but Linny and Sebastian have one thing in common: an obsession with famous novelist and filmmaker Àlvaro Herrera, who who went missing three years ago and has just reappeared. As their lives converge around the mystery of Àlvaro, they begin to uncover the answers they’ve been looking for. With humor and heart, debut author Carlie Sorosiak weaves a story of searching for those who leave—and loving those who stay. "If Birds Fly Back feels like that last hazy, sun-drenched summer of high school, when you know you'll need to find your place in the world, but you're busy laughing and falling in love under starlit skies. It's the rarest author who can pull off laugh-out-loud hilarious, profound, and breathlessly romantic, all in the most sparkling prose. That shortlist includes Rainbow Rowell, Nicola Yoon, and now, Carlie Sorosiak."—Jeff Zentner, acclaimed author of The Serpent King and Goodbye Days