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Celama (Un Recuento) / Celama (Revisited)EL REGRESO A LA MTICA CELAMA DE LUIS MATEO DEZ PREMIO NACIONAL DE LAS LETRAS No existe en este momento en la literatura espaola, ni entre los veteranos ni entre los ms jvenes, un escritor con tanta capacidad para inventar personajes como Luis Mateo Dez. Jos Mara Merino La tierra que llaman Celama nos hizo hijos del mismo destino en una noche de invierno. Este libro se compone de treinta y ocho historias que transcurren en el territorio imaginario de
EL REGRESO A LA MÍTICA CELAMA DE LUIS MATEO DÍEZPREMIO NACIONAL DE LAS LETRAS «No existe en este momento en la literatura española, ni entre los veteranos ni entre los más jóvenes, un escritor con tanta capacidad para inventar personajes como Luis Mateo Díez». --José María Merino «La tierra que llaman Celama nos hizo hijos del mismo destino en una noche de invierno». Este libro se compone de treinta y ocho historias que transcurren en el territorio imaginario de Celama. La mayoría forman parte de la trilogía compuesta por las novelas El espíritu del páramo, La ruina del cielo y El oscurecer, y otras son inéditas. Todas ellas se revisten ahora de un nuevo fulgor al aparecer reordenadas por la afinidad de lo que cuentan. Celama es una metáfora, tan hermosa como compleja, de la desaparición de las culturas rurales y conduce a lo más hondo y misterioso del corazón humano. Las historias nos ofrecen un cómputo de vidas apasionadas, melancólicas, exuberantes, cotidianas o secretas: un reflejo universal de las condiciones adversas de la vida, al que no falta la lucidez que añade el humor. Los cuentos de Celama han sido revisados (recontados) por el autor para esta edición. Como afirma Ángeles Encinar en el estudio final, estamos, en definitiva, ante un ciclo narrativo polifónico, que mantiene una poderosa unidad simbólica. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION THE RETURN TO THE MYTHICAL CELAMA OF LUIS MATEO DÍEZ
NATIONAL LITERATURE PRIZE This book is made up of thirty-eight stories that take place in the imaginary land of Celama. Most are part of the book trilogy conformed by The Spirit of the Moor, The Ruin of Heaven, and The Darkening, but there are also other unpublished tales. All are now donned with a new radiance after being rearranged, considering the similarities of what they portray. Celama is a metaphor, as beautiful as it is complex, of the disappearance of rural culture, and leads to the deepest, most mysterious parts of the human heart. These stories give us a reckoning of passionate, melancholic, exuberant, secret, or everyday lives; they are a universal reflection of the harsh conditions of life, and such a reckoning is not without the kind of clarity that humor brings. The tales in Celama have been revised (retold) by the author, especially for this edition. As Ángeles Encinar claims in the final study, we are definitely in the presence of a polyphonic narrative cycle that holds a powerful symbolic unity. "At this moment, there is not an author in Spanish literature, not among the veterans nor the young, so capable of creating characters like Luis Mateo Díez." --José María Merino
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Unique book- creative story and pictures
Format: Hardcover
Absolutely love the black and white pictures with the yellow accents. This is a fun creative book. Perfect for my son who is obsessed with busses and the color yellow. Made from thick high quality materials. Great for young children to enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2025
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A Wonderful Book for Kids!
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We love this book! The story is simple, sweet, and engaging for kids. My children enjoy reading it again and again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful
Format: Hardcover
This book is incredible. The story of the yellow bus and its life. Gorgeous illustrations and entertaining.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026
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Great Book for Both Teachers and Students
Format: Hardcover
“The Yellow Bus Book” is such a meaningful and versatile read. It works perfectly for professional development with teachers, but it’s also great for sharing with kids. The message is simple, relatable, and powerful encouraging kindness, connection, and a positive mindset in school communities. I love that it opens the door for great conversations, whether you’re using it in a classroom, staff training, or even at home.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Lovely illustrations
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This is a charming book with a sweet concept. It is beautifully illustrated, pleasing both child and adult.
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