Catalog
Serenísima Sur
Blue and Red
Aunt Bertha
Mother’s Hand
The Fable of the Pigs
Ding Dang Dong
Typewritten Drawings
The New Nose
ABC Circus
Alanagua
Behind the Blue Curtain
I Always Wanted to Travel
Sonatina
The Cockroach
It’s a Bird, It`s a Plane, No It’s Martini the Vampirini
Dogs
The Angry Birds
Oriana’s Powers
Loose and Secrete Things
Begoña the Spider
Reckless Alphabet
Monolito, the Monkey That Walks All Alone
The Adventures of Lupetina, the one with the Smooth Smile
Donato, the Toad that Wasn’t Squashed
Lolorenzo, a Parrot that Isn`t Daft
Gali Galo Rooster
Alphagraphicbet
A Delicious Flan
Zorrican
Pelicanocchio
Cut Dog
Oh, Love!
Story Bears
Upside Down
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Authors / Illustrators
- Adriana Genel
- Adriano González León
- Alberto Barrera Tyszka
- Alfonso Paolini
- Alfredo Cottin
- Ana Carolina Palmero
- Ana María Fernández
- Antonieta Medeiros
- Antonio Ventura
- Ariel Pintos
- Brenda Bellorín
- Cristina Müller
- Cristina Sitja Rubio
- Cynthia Bustillos
- Elena Klusemann
- Fabricio Vanden Broeck
- Felipe Márquez
- Frédérique Bertrand
- Georg Klusemann
- Gerald Espinoza
- Gladys Arellano
- Heinz Janisch
- Helena Arellano
- Indira Páez
- Jefferson Quintana
- Jenny Barrios
- Laura Stagno
- Luis Enrique Belmonte
- Mariella Briceño Machado
- Menena Cottin
- Mireya Tabuas
- Mónica Bergna
- Pablo Amargo
- Patricia Van Dalen
- Peli
- Rafael Cadenas
- Rafael Greco
- Rayma
- Reyva Franco
- Ricardo Báez
- Rosario Anzola
- Rubén Darío: Félix Rubén García Sarmiento
- Tita D’Enjoy
- Yonel Hernandez
Editorial
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Camelia’s editorial line is irregular, winding, sometimes entangled, but hardly ever straight. It was drawn by a printer, Javier Aizpúrua, and a graphic designer, MaríaAngélicaBarreto. They both enjoy publishing books on unique supports: from a simple paper napkin to a cyber-photo blog. As behooves a non-linear publishing house, its books are for undetermined ages, making it almost impossible for its catalogue to grow in collections, although it does grow organically. It has attracted creators, philosophers, musicians, artists, advertising agents who never thought were going to be part of a children’s book. Perhaps one day, Camelia will become a rhizome. It also appeals to distracted readers who feel identified with the logo that appears in each book. Álvaro Sotillo, its creator, says that it’s a symbol that means that each one of us, disregarding age, have a child inside ourselves.
camelia ediciones Calle El Buen Pastor. Edificio Molorca, Piso 1. Boleíta Norte, Caracas 1071, Venezuela (See Map).
+ 58 (0) 212 237 12 22 / + 58 (0) 212 234 99 64 / contacto@cameliaediciones.com