Conejo and Conejo meet each other by chance. Conejo loves to dance cumbia. Conejo, on the other hand, is a bit shy. Conejo knows when Conejo is afraid. They’re best friends, Conejo and Conejo. But suddenly, a discussion comes up. A lovely tale about friendship and identity. Mas Detalles →

When mom goes out to work on the fields, negrito must behave and go to bed early or else, ouch!, the white devil may eat his little foot. Happily he always has good company that helps him arrive safely to bed. This popular Latin American lullaby is enhanced in an endearing and colorful world. Mas Detalles →

How many orange pineapples can you find in Barranquilla’s street market? And how many yellow tigers are hidden in the depths of the jungle? Can you count how many splinters of wood were left in the riverbank by the loggers? Readers can play with numbers and colors while discovering people, plants and objects while traveling through this Colombian’s extraordinary paintings. Mas Detalles →

Ray Bradbury’s master tales leave no reader unconquered: Foghorn, The Illustrated Woman and April’s Witch tell stories of a seamonster enchanted by a lighthouse, a woman that goes to a shrink for weight issues and a spirit that, just once in a while, would rather be human. Mas Detalles →

Woof! Woof! A dog barks outside a hospital, where his owner has just been admitted.  It has a very important message to deliver but, how? Dogs are not allowed inside a hospital, nor cats, nor… any other animal? So a long chain begins to get the message from the dog to his owner. That is, with certain obstacles and some interference. A tale in which collaboration will be a key factor!  Mas Detalles →