Foreign Rights

About us

More than 130 years have passed since the founding of the Edelvives Publishing Group, and with renewed vigour it has expanded beyond national borders. That small publishing house, founded in Catalonia in the late 19th century, has grown to reach the other side of the ocean and establish itself in Mexico and Argentina. Today, with its sights set on the future, the group offers high-quality educational materials based on values, innovation and new technologies, whilst supporting the cultural development of children and adults through an excellent literary programme.

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Edelvives Group is proud to present its latest rights highlights, showcasing premium literary quality, breathtaking artwork, and innovative storytelling tailored for international markets.Leading our fiction and illustrated catalog is the spectacular new edition of the timeless classic, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," masterfully brought to life by the acclaimed illustrator Antonio Lorente. Following the global success of his previous illustrated classics, Lorente applies his signature atmospheric, hyper-realistic, and emotionally charged style to Robert Louis Stevenson’s masterpiece. This visually stunning book is a true collector's gem with immense cross-border appeal.

Additionally, our early childhood catalog expands with an enchanting new collection of fables, myths, and short stories specifically developed for toddlers. Combining simplified, engaging narratives with vibrant, eye-catching illustrations, these books are carefully crafted to introduce global folklore and foundational cultural myths to the littlest ones, ensuring universal appeal.

For younger readers, we are thrilled to introduce "Cuentos desesplicados" (Unexplained Tales). This clever, highly original collection subverts traditional fairy tales with sharp wit, modern humor, and unexpected twists, offering foreign publishers a fresh and high-concept series that encourages critical thinking and laughter

New dragon titles

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This year, at one of the world’s major publishing events, the organisers implemented a series of key structural changes that made our experience much smoother and more comfortable.

In this revamped setting, we took part alongside the Spanish Federation of Publishers’ Associations (FGEE), where the Spanish stand became a hive of ideas, allowing us to gauge the latest trends in the sector: from the rise of sustainable publishing to the growth of interactive formats that enrich traditional reading.

We took advantage of this setting to present our new titles, with a selection of works that reflect our great enthusiasm for reaching a diverse audience of all ages. Once again, Frankfurt has shown us that good stories know no barriers or age limits.