When Geronimo spies the most beautiful rodent in the world at the coffee shop, he is determined to prove his love to her, in spite of having tripped and ended up with his tail in a toaster. En busca de la maravilla perdida. Todo empezao con un cafae con leche: mi loca pasiaon por Provoleta, la expediciaon a la Isla Mariposa en busca de la Octava Maravilla ...

Geronimo and his friends go back in time and race the Pirate Cats to be the first to the South Pole.

"Geronimo Stilton, top reporter for The Rodent's Gazette, has a reputation of breaking the top news stories first to the citizens of New Mouse City. But lately, Sally Ratmousen of rival paper 'The Daily Rat' has been leaking Geronimo's secret scoop. Can Geronimo keep the lid on a surprise celebrity guest to the city's 100-year celebration or will Sally rat him out?"--Publisher marketing.

"Geronimo Stilton is granted a special interview with the great Sourishi, who lives in isolation and rarely gives interviews. To reach him, Geronimo and company must take the Rodent-Express, a steam engine that zigs and zags across perilous terrain and steep mountains. But, during the journey, Bugsy Wugsy mysteriously disappears! Can Geronimo crack the case before the end of the line?"--Provided by publisher.

When Geronimo gets lost looking for hidden treasures in the Gobi Desert, he comes across giant dinosaur bones.

Traveling to Brazil to locate a rare crystal treasure being guarded by a native tribe in the Amazon jungle, Geronimo Stilton and his friends navigate a treacherous route filled with crocodiles, giant rats and, piranhas.

"Sally Ratmousen, Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Rat and Geronimo Stilton's biggest journalistic rival, mysteriously disappears one afternoon on the way to her car after work. Her ace reporter, Simon Squealer, shows up at Geronimo's door with the troubling news... and reveals that notorious mobster Barry the Moustache is behind her disappearance. Is he telling Geronimo the truth or is this fake news? If it's a hoax just to generate headlines, Geronimo...

The life of Geronimo, who led many attacks on settlers and soldiers in Mexico and the Southwestern states.

"Based on an historical event, Trinidad Verdín's story reveals the courage, suffering, and lessons a twelve-year-old girl learns about Apaches and herself during her captivity with the Naiche-Geronimo band hiding, fighting, and raiding in northern Sonora. After breaking their surrender agreement with General George Crook in late March 1886, forty Apaches (eighteen men, fourteen women, and six children) led by Geronimo established a camp at the top...