Takatuka wants to be the island where those people who think that reading should be a means to entertain but also the opportunity to reflect, mature and walk towards a better world will find land. At Takatuka we have taken children very seriously, and we have wanted to facilitate dialogue between adults and children, making books available to them that allow them to better understand the world in which they are going to grow up, and that are useful, at the same time, adults to address issues that are not always easy to put into words. We trust in the ability of boys and girls to understand certain situations that they often have to face anyway.

Our books talk about people's ability to overcome themselves, about the perniciousness of prejudice, about how to face one's own fears or how to face death in a close and non-painful way.

Takatuka's illustrated books have the following characteristics:
Agile texts that avoid an excessively pedagogical tone and that do not explain everything, but allow children to search for questions and answers for themselves, and adults to do their own reading.
Original stories, without unnecessary drama and with a touch of humor.
Themes of our environment that boys and girls need to understand in order to grow and mature as free and supportive beings.
Characters close to the reality of the little ones who transmit positive values by themselves: we don't need princes or princesses to explain the world.
Attractive illustrations that attract the attention of children and express what cannot always be explained with words.
First readers, young people and adolescents will also find their treasure on the island of Takatuka. With complex texts adapted to the reading and comprehension capacity of each audience, in Takatuka you will find everything from adventure books to small everyday stories, but all with a common denominator: they are stories of solidarity, friendship and a sense of justice, which flee from social, sexual and beauty stereotypes; stories of social denunciation, current affairs or historical accounts in which boys and girls do not adopt adult roles; in which we find autonomous and determined leading girls, and boys capable of showing their weaknesses or fears. In short, stories that allow girls and boys to better understand their environment and approach the world of adults with curiosity, providing them with elements of analysis and criticism, and encouraging them to feel that they are protagonists of their lives and their future. Fantasy, current affairs, adventure and fun without power struggles or charismatic leaders.

Our books will also find their readers among the adult public, since the different readings that can be done both from albums and novels will provide them with interesting reflections or simply allow them to better understand the world of boys and girls.

Books all of them united by a common will: to help children, young people and adolescents to develop their desire to know, their ability to think and, above all, their desire to contribute to providing us with a fairer world for everyone.