Winner at the 2013 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards. A fun, original tale that invite us to open our minds and free our spirits, seeing things the way a child sees them: as they really are.

A tractor came chugging down the road. Its noisy engine prevented its driver from hearing all the negative comments and reproaches people yelled as she drove past. Of course, considering the silly things some people say, sometimes it’s better when there’s lots and lots of noise! This funny woman, a farmer by profession, drove up and down with her trusty vehicle, looking empowered and and proud of her job: agriculture. Many adult citizens she encountered along the way didn’t not understand the extravagance and the uniqueness of this special and original driver. However, when a child saw her and yelled “Hi there, lady on the tractor!”, the tractor came to a halt and the lady turned off the motor and marveled at that freshness, that free spirit that only children transmit.

Ganador de los Moonbeam Children's Book Awards en 2013. Un cuento divertido y original que nos invita a abrir la mente y a ser libres, viendo las cosas como las ve un niño: como realmente son.

Un tractor avanzaba por la carretera. Su ruido atronador impedía a la conductora oír las exclamaciones y los comentarios negativos de las personas que salían a su paso. Claro que, a veces, para lo que hay que oír, es mejor así: que el ruido sea muy, pero que muy fuerte… Esta divertida mujer, agricultora de profesión, se paseaba arriba y abajo con su vehículo de confianza, muy segura de sí misma y orgullosa de su profesión: la agricultura. A su paso, muchos ciudadanos adultos no comprenden la extravagancia de esta especial y original conductora. Sin embargo, cuando un niño gritó: “¡Hola, señora del tractor!”, nuestra conductora detuvo su tractor y se maravilló de esa frescura, esa espíritu libre que solo transmiten los niños.

Winner at the 2013 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards. A fun, original tale that invites us to open our minds and free our spirits, seeing things the way a child sees them: as they really are.

A tractor came chugging down the road. Its noisy engine prevented its driver from hearing all the negative comments and reproaches people yelled as she drove past. Of course, considering the silly things some people say, sometimes it’s better when there’s lots and lots of noise! This funny woman, a farmer by profession, drove up and down with her trusty vehicle, looking empowered and proud of her job: agriculture. Many adult citizens she encountered along the way didn’t understand the extravagance and the uniqueness of this special and original driver. However, when a child saw her and yelled “Hi there, lady on the tractor!”, the tractor came to a halt and the lady turned off the motor and marveled at that freshness, that free spirit that only children transmit.

Bronze Medal at the 2013 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards. A fun, tongue-in-cheek story about the magic of books and the power of imagination. Mary wants to be Philberta and everyone looks at her as if she was an alien—but who is Philberta?

Mary’s dad wants to be rich. Mary’s mom wants to live in a better house. The principal of her school wants to retire, and her teacher wants to be her new principal. Like all of the other grown-ups in the little girl’s life, they spend their time wishing for things that they believe will make them feel completely satisfied. So why do they look at Mary as if she were some kind of freak when she’s got a wish of her own: to be Philberta!

Maybe the mysterious storybook that Mary always carries with her can help put an end to all these useless wishes.  I Want to Be Philberta reminds us that there’s nothing more gratifying than letting yourself get carried away in the fantasy of a good book.

Medalla de Bronce de los Moonbeam Children's Book Awards en 2013. Una historia desternillante sobre la magia de los libros y el poder de la imaginación. María quiere ser Filiberta y todos la miran como si fuera una extraterrestre, pero ¿quién es Filiberta?

Al padre de María le gustaría hacerse rico. A su madre, vivir en una casa mejor. Al director de la escuela le encantaría jubilarse y a su maestra, ¡ser la nueva directora! Como el resto de adultos que rodean a la niña, pasan el tiempo deseando cosas con las que sentirse plenamente satisfechos… Pero, entonces, ¿por qué miran todos a María como si fuera un bicho raro? Total, solo porque ella también formula su propio deseo: ¡ser Filiberta!

Quizá un enigmático cuento, del que la niña nunca se separa, pueda responder a estas preguntas, poniendo fin, de paso, al despilfarro de anhelos más grande que jamás se haya visto. Ser Filiberta nos recuerda que no hay más gratificante que dejarse llevar por la fantasía de una buena lectura.

Winner at the 2012 Living Now Book Awards. Imagination flies free in this fun, entertaining, and sleepy time picture book for young, creative kids seeing the world in ways most of us cannot even imagine.

Zaira is a little girl who can’t stop imagining. She sees the world with such vivid colors,  dreamlike shapes, that everyone fins it difficult to believe her. Her imagination soon leads her to meet some very special friends —in a fountain, right in the middle of the town square, she sees a group of dolphins playing in the water.

Everyday she goes by the fountain to say hi, but one day the dolphins weren’t there. To her distress, the fountain was empty. “You are so dreamy, Zaira. Dolphins doesn’t exist”, said some children who were playing by the fountain. At that very instant, a magic fairy appeared and rescued Zaira, bringing her the hopes and dreams she’d lost.

Winner at the 2012 Living Now Book Awards. Imagination flies free in this fun, entertaining, and sleepy time picture book for young, creative kids seeing the world in ways most of us cannot even imagine.

Zaira is a little girl who can’t stop imagining. She sees the world with such vivid colors, dreamlike shapes, that everyone fins it difficult to believe her. Her imagination soon leads her to meet some very special friends —in a fountain, right in the middle of the town square, she sees a group of dolphins playing in the water.

Everyday she goes by the fountain to say hi, but one day the dolphins weren’t there. To her distress, the fountain was empty. “You are so dreamy, Zaira. Dolphins doesn’t exist”, said some children who were playing by the fountain. At that very instant, a magic fairy appeared and rescued Zaira, bringing her the hopes and dreams she’d lost.

Ganador de los Living Now Book Awards en 2012. La imaginación vuela libremente en este libro ilustrado divertido, entretenido y soñador para esos niños pequeños y creativos que ven el mundo de formas que la mayoría de nosotros ni siquiera podríamos imaginar.

Zaira es una niña que no puede dejar de imaginar. Ve el mundo con colores tan vivos, con formas de ensueño, que a todo el mundo le cuesta creerla. Su imaginación pronto la lleva a conocer a unos amigos muy especiales: en una fuente, en medio de la plaza del pueblo, ve un grupo de delfines jugando en el agua.

Todos los días pasa junto a la fuente a saludarlos, pero un día los delfines no están allí. Zaira, disgustada, se encontró que la fuente estaba vacía. «Eres tan soñadora, Zaira. Los delfines no existen», dijeron unos niños que jugaban junto a la fuente. En ese mismo instante, un hada mágica apareció y rescató a Zaira, llevándole las esperanzas y los sueños que había perdido.