Mexico
Through a variety of engaging stories, the books from Mexico highlight themes of acceptance, inclusion, and the search for identity and growth. These narratives delve into the diverse experiences of individuals facing challenges, fostering coexistence, integration, and respect. The exploration of everyday objects, observed by keen young minds, emphasizes the poetic potential when imagination is intertwined with observations.
Additionally, there is an evident cultivation of environmental consciousness, suggesting a commitment to sustainability. The books invite readers to project images, fostering memories and associations that contribute to the creation of an intimate and personal imaginary garden, welcoming a diverse audience.
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Chiara Carrer
Before There Was Nothing (Antes no había nada)
Petra
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Chiara Carrer
Before There Was Nothing (Antes no había nada)
Petra
María José Ferrada, Ana Palmero Cáceres
The Bag (El Bolso)
Alboroto
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María José Ferrada, Ana Palmero Cáceres
The Bag (El Bolso)
Alboroto
Andrea Garza, Andrea Ruiz Bagatella
Kiko
Cayuco
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Andrea Garza, Andrea Ruiz Bagatella
Kiko
Cayuco
Luis Panini, Chiara Carrer
A Different Kind of Head (Una cabeza distina)
Petra
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Luis Panini, Chiara Carrer
A Different Kind of Head (Una cabeza distina)
Petra
Antonio Ortuño, Flavia Zorrrilla
Teeth (Dientes)
Petra
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Antonio Ortuño, Flavia Zorrrilla
Teeth (Dientes)
Petra
Luna Ranchera
Rodrigo Morlesín, Mariana Ruiz Johnson
Welcome to the show! ¡Bienvenidos! This rags-to-riches tale of a doggy mother-daughter singing act in the Nuevo Wild West will enchant dog lovers, music lovers, and anyone looking for new Latinx voices.
Rights Contact | Kerry McManus
Minerva
Luna Ranchera
Rodrigo Morlesín, Mariana Ruiz Johnson
Welcome to the show! ¡Bienvenidos! This rags-to-riches tale of a doggy mother-daughter singing act in the Nuevo Wild West will enchant dog lovers, music lovers, and anyone looking for new Latinx voices.
Minerva
Before There Was Nothing (Antes no había nada)
Chiara Carrer
“I have collected leaves, seeds, foliage and branches, nests, filaments and roots, cultivating the desire to build a secret garden.” Chiara Carrer.
Before there was nothing…unleashes a game of image projection in the reader, blossoming memories and associations of travelled landscapes, which sow the seeds from which an intimate and personal imaginary garden sprouts. As Bachelard says: “In order to evoke the values of intimacy, it is necessary, paradoxically, to invite the reader…”
Before there was nothing…unleashes a game of image projection in the reader, blossoming memories and associations of travelled landscapes, which sow the seeds from which an intimate and personal imaginary garden sprouts. As Bachelard says: “In order to evoke the values of intimacy, it is necessary, paradoxically, to invite the reader…”
Rights Contact | Peggy Espinosa
Petra
Before There Was Nothing (Antes no había nada)
Chiara Carrer
“I have collected leaves, seeds, foliage and branches, nests, filaments and roots, cultivating the desire to build a secret garden.” Chiara Carrer.
Before there was nothing…unleashes a game of image projection in the reader, blossoming memories and associations of travelled landscapes, which sow the seeds from which an intimate and personal imaginary garden sprouts. As Bachelard says: “In order to evoke the values of intimacy, it is necessary, paradoxically, to invite the reader…”
Before there was nothing…unleashes a game of image projection in the reader, blossoming memories and associations of travelled landscapes, which sow the seeds from which an intimate and personal imaginary garden sprouts. As Bachelard says: “In order to evoke the values of intimacy, it is necessary, paradoxically, to invite the reader…”
Petra
The Bag (El Bolso)
María José Ferrada, Ana Palmero Cáceres
Keys, handkerchiefs, coins, three flowers from last spring, a bird. Boys and girls are expert observers and that is why they know that a mother’s purse fits everything. A book in Braille that reminds its readers that when observations are mixed with imagination, the most everyday objects are capable of coming to poetic life.
Rights Contact | Mónica Bergna
Alboroto
The Bag (El Bolso)
María José Ferrada, Ana Palmero Cáceres
Keys, handkerchiefs, coins, three flowers from last spring, a bird. Boys and girls are expert observers and that is why they know that a mother’s purse fits everything. A book in Braille that reminds its readers that when observations are mixed with imagination, the most everyday objects are capable of coming to poetic life.
Alboroto
Kiko
Andrea Garza, Andrea Ruiz Bagatella
For Kiko, life at home is a dream, his every wish is a command for his parents, but life at his school, The Burrow, is not so sweet. A story about coexistence, integration and respect.
Rights Contact | Andrea Garza Ponce de León
Cayuco
Kiko
Andrea Garza, Andrea Ruiz Bagatella
For Kiko, life at home is a dream, his every wish is a command for his parents, but life at his school, The Burrow, is not so sweet. A story about coexistence, integration and respect.
Cayuco
A Different Kind of Head (Una cabeza distina)
Luis Panini, Chiara Carrer
The narrator child and main character of this story tells us about his head and the vicissitudes that he has to go on to find the head with which he will finally agree. This is a story about the search of identity and growth, developed with fine fantasy and humor, with the wisdom of someone who has sought, and perhaps, has already found.
Rights Contact | Peggy Espinosa
Petra
A Different Kind of Head (Una cabeza distina)
Luis Panini, Chiara Carrer
The narrator child and main character of this story tells us about his head and the vicissitudes that he has to go on to find the head with which he will finally agree. This is a story about the search of identity and growth, developed with fine fantasy and humor, with the wisdom of someone who has sought, and perhaps, has already found.
Petra
Teeth (Dientes)
Antonio Ortuño, Flavia Zorrrilla
Natalia narrates what happens to her at home and school where Hugo mocks her after the accidental loss of a baby tooth. A touching and fun story of acceptance and inclusion.
Rights Contact | Peggy Espinosa
Petra
Teeth (Dientes)
Antonio Ortuño, Flavia Zorrrilla
Natalia narrates what happens to her at home and school where Hugo mocks her after the accidental loss of a baby tooth. A touching and fun story of acceptance and inclusion.
Petra