Mis Tiquitines Y Tu...

Una princesa con los padres separados, una gran familia de duendes, un elfo adoptado por una pareja de orcos, un pequeño monstruo y su madre trabajadora... ¿Por qué este libro? Para acortar la distancia entre el mundo de los cuentos y la sociedad en que vivimos. Dar a cada niño/a un cuento en el que pueda reconocerse a sí mismo y a su familia. Ayudar a todos los niños a combatir los estereotipos y a crecer con una idea de familia más inclusiva. Para animar a la gente a iniciar una conversación sobre todo tipo de familias. Ilustraciones de Leandra La Rosa.

Two persnickety mice, Marcus and Marcella, keep complaining about the noisy forest animals and the hard work they have to do every day in searching for food. They become very excited when a chipmunk tells them about a quiet farmhouse with lots of good food. In spite of warnings from the forest animals, they immediately move to the farm. Their dreams come true. But their wonderful life comes to an abrupt end when the farmer and his wife come home to their unwelcome guests. After barely escaping with their lives, Marcus and Marcella quickly return to their forest home. They learn to appreciate...

Serie: Estoy escribiendo esto para vosotros. Massimo y Maria Grazia son pareja, tanto en la vida real como en la literaria, y les encanta escribir ficción para todo el mundo, independientemente de su edad. Esta idea nació con el objetivo de convertir en libros las historias que habían inventado para sus hijos.

?When Jake sees a cloud of monarch butterflies, he begins to connect his world to the flight of the butterflies. He slips into his mother?s lap to explore the natural world through his imagination and song. Jake asks. Momma answers. His mother guides him through the life cycle of the monarch butterfly as they watch in wonder at the glorious sight before them.The love between mother and child is reflected in the majesty of monarch migration. Together they celebrate their connection to one another and nature as the monarch travelers flutter by. Momma reminds Jake that, like the monarch, his...