Ttarttalo

Ttarttalo is a Basque publishing house (argitaletxea) headquartered in Aduna, in the province of Gipuzkoa, in the Basque Country of Spain. It operates as part of the Elkar Argitaletxea publishing group, whose website hosts Ttarttalo's catalogue, blog and newsletter. The publisher maintains two principal editorial lines. The first is a children's line in the Basque language (euskarazko lerro bat), aimed at young readers. The second is a Spanish-language line for adults (gaztelaniazko lerro bat helduentzat), which includes a literary collection of historical novels, a collection devoted to the history of the Basque Country, and a broad range of cookery books showcasing Basque gastronomy. This dual-language, dual-audience strategy allows Ttarttalo to serve both Basque-language educational and children's reading needs and a wider Spanish-reading public interested in historical fiction, regional history and Basque cuisine. The publisher is listed among the publishing houses of the Basque Country and maintains an official website at ttarttalo.eus. Its catalogue, new releases (novedades) and corporate information are presented through the Elkar Argitaletxea platform.

Ttarttalo is a Basque publishing house based in Aduna, Gipuzkoa, in the Basque Country. It forms part of the Elkar Argitaletxea publishing group, and its catalogue, blog and newsletter are accessible through the Elkar Argitaletxea website. The publisher is known for two main editorial lines. The first is a children's line in the Basque language, providing reading material for young audiences in Euskara. The second is a Spanish-language line for adults, which encompasses a literary collection of historical novels, a collection dedicated to the history of the Basque Country, and a broad series of cookery books that showcase Basque gastronomy. Through these lines, Ttarttalo addresses both the Basque-language educational and children's book market and a Spanish-reading adult audience interested in historical fiction, regional history and Basque cuisine. The publisher is included in lists of Basque Country publishing houses and maintains an official website at ttarttalo.eus.

A Basque publishing house with a dual editorial identity: Basque-language children's books and Spanish-language adult literature, history and gastronomy.

• Children's books in Basque

  A line of children's literature published in the Basque language.

• Historical novels in Spanish

  A literary collection of historical novels for adult readers in Spanish.

• Books on Basque history

  A collection dedicated to the history of the Basque Country.

• Basque cookery books

  A broad series of cookery books showcasing Basque gastronomy.

1. 1TTARTTALO Argitaletxeattarttalo.eus
2. 2Ttarttalo (argitaletxea) - Wikipediaeu.wikipedia.org
3. 3Ttarttalo - Wikidatawikidata.org