Este regalo es para mi?
It all began the day a mysterious package arrived at the post office…
Hedgehog, Skunk, Hummingbird, Owl... One by one, neighbors stop by the office to ask the postman if it's for them, but he always gives them the same answer:
“Maybe it is, and maybe it isn’t.
Maybe it isn’t, and maybe it is.
It could be yours,
But it isn’t for you!”
Driven by curiosity, they're all itching to find out whose name is on the mysterious package they all want to receive.
Who would be the lucky recipient, and in which far-off corner of the forest was Mr. Fox going to deliver it?
An original story that will keep readers guessing right until the end.
Perfect for introducing young children to the fun of reading and discovering the value of gratitude.
Todo comenzará el día en el que un paquete llegue a la oficina de correos…
Erizo, Mofeta, Colibrí, Lechuza… Uno a uno, los vecinos pasarán por la oficina para preguntar al cartero si es para ellos, sin embargo, este siempre les obsequiará con la misma respuesta:
Que sí, que no,
Que no, que sí.
Podría ser tuyo,
Pero no es para ti.
Movidos por la curiosidad, y molestos por el misterio, intentarán averiguar por todos los medios quién es el enigmático personaje de ese paquete que todos querrían recibir.
¿Quién será el afortunado destinatario? ¿A qué recóndito lugar del bosque se dirige Zorro a entregarlo?
Una original historia que mantendrá intrigados a sus lectores hasta el final, con un hermoso desenlace de gratitud.
Ideal para que los más pequeños se inicien en el juego de la lectura y descubran el valor de la gratitud.
José Carlos Román García was born in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain. After graduating in Teaching and later in Pedagogy, he has for more than 20 years dedicated himself in body and soul to his great passion: Children's Education Teacher. Developing this professional work, he gradually entered the wonderful world of children's literature. A tireless reader of children's books and in continuous search for meaningful titles to take to the classroom to delight the little ones, little by little his interest in writing stories for children began to awaken, and in 2016 he began his career in the publishing world with the publication of his first illustrated album.
Silvia Álvarez The award-winning illustrator Silvia Álvarez was born to a Honduran father and a Spanish mother in the tropical coastal city of La Ceiba, Honduras. At seven, she moved to Spain and resided in Seville, where she graduated in Fine Arts. With a substantial number of published works, several of which have been sold and translated internationally, she was awarded the Gold Medal at the International Latino Book Awards for her work in "Daisy" (Cuento de luz, 2017). She has also received other recognitions, such as her work "Pablo Pineda," which was selected for the Bologna Exhibition 2017. Her colorful, figurative, sensitive, and poetic style powerfully conveys emotions and unique settings. She collaborates with national and international publishers, magazines, and various media outlets.