Three Lights

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A01=Lawrence Schimel
A01=Maria Ramos
Author_Lawrence Schimel
Author_Maria Ramos
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Category=YFH
Category=YFP
children's illustrated novel
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forthcoming
found family
friendship
gentle
gentle fantasy for young readers
home
illustrated chapter book
nature
Spain children's book
talking animals
tender
translated from Spanish
whimsical
woodland creatures

Product details

  • ISBN 9781592704996
  • Dimensions: 159 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 15 Oct 2026
  • Publisher: Enchanted Lion Books
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Hardback
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From one of Spain’s most exciting author-illustrators making her English-language debut, this whimsical illustrated novel has the fantasy of Miyazaki, the imagination of Tove Jansson, the tenderness of Charlotte’s Web, and the magic of E.T.

In the middle of the night, three lights fall from the sky. What are they? They don’t look like fireflies. Mole and his earthworm friends are taken by surprise. What are they going to do with these newcomers? In these pages, Maria Ramos tells the story of a little improvised family that grows and changes together—one that will face many challenges to help the three little lights find their true home. Brimming with imagination and tenderness, and offering abundant, whimsical illustrations, this story enlivens the mind, while penetrating straight to the heart.

María Ramos was born in Cáceres, Spain, and grew up surrounded by sheep, cows, horses, and people who made cheese and olive oil. As a child, she spent her summers swimming in the ponds, drawing everything she saw. Later, she traded the pond for the University of Porto’s Faculty of Fine Arts, where she continued drawing . . . and she never stopped. She has published books and fanzines, taught workshops, and participated in every self-publishing fair there is. She loves artichokes, playing tennis, foraging for mushrooms, and composing hilarious songs in her head and humming them while she walks. Working in both English and Spanish, Lawrence Schimel has written or translated over 300 books, including Mildred L. Batchelder Honor book Different. His works have received many awards, including three PEN Translates Awards, two SCBWI Crystal Kite Awards, and two Américas Award Honors. Schimel lives in Madrid, Spain.

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