★Extracurricular reading materials recommended by the General Administration of Culture and Education of the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina!
★Some English and French copyrights have been sold!
★A five-star review book on Amazon!
★The simple and crisp text is easy to understand, and the colorful illustrations are eye-catching, suitable for children over three years old to read!
★The "Dear Diary" series quotes classic fairy tales, discards those clichés, focuses on those characters who are not paid attention to or popular, and tells their inner world and secret wishes in the form of a diary!
★In the story, everything can develop in a better direction, and nothing is set in stone. Shake the established things and become what you want!
★English sample chapters are available for reference!

★6 books in the series: "Diary of a Witch", "Diary of a Monster", "Diary of an Ogre", "Diary of a Fairy", "Diary of a Pirate ", "Diary of a Mermaid"

What are the intimate dreams of monsters? Few people know, for monsters are discreet beings, lurking in the shadows. This diary gives an exclusive insight into the life of a terrible beast: He evokes his life on the edge of the marsh, his gastronomic pleasures (stir-fried worms and mosquitoes!), and surprising details of his anatomy! "Dear Diary, it's me the monster in the lake, I'm evil, I'm yucky and I'm scarier than a snake." Sprinkled with references to classic fairy tales, the Dear Diary series offers privileged access to the secret aspirations of mythical and often not-so-nice characters. Short rhythmic texts reveal the private and very funny musings of an ogre, a monster, a witch and a fairy.

Valeria Dávila

Journalists and teachers. On the one hand, she is engaged in historical research and has cooperated with many magazines and American radio stations; at the same time, she is committed to writing stories, novels, poems and plays for children and young people. Shortlisted for the first Elevé Ediciones, won the second prize of the Sigma Children’s Literature Competition, the Ediciones Special Award, the Niños del Mercosur Honor Award and publication recommendation, the honorary award of the International Illustrated Short Story Competition, the second prize of the International Children’s Story Competition, etc.

Mónica López

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1967, she is a writer of novels, short stories, drama and poetry for children and children, as well as a children's educator.

Laura Aguerrebehere

Born in La Plata, Argentina in 1982, she graduated from the National University of La Plata, majoring in art, and is a member of the Argentine Illustrators Association.