★Recommended by the Ministry of Culture of the Catalan Government!
★Created in collaboration with Ashoka Foundation! The foundation is one of the world's major international non-profit associations. For nearly 40 years, it has supported social transformation and found its main promoters, the so-called changemakers.
★The book "Home" has won the British Creative Conscience Award!
★This series aims to tell children inspiring stories. These stories promote the development of world unity and social diversity, the pursuit of truth and wisdom, and they will surely become the spiritual source that will benefit children throughout their lives!
★ Many philosophical issues are raised in the book, such as feeling differences, finding one's place in society, caring for the environment, overcoming difficulties, and changing the world. Help children become better selves and grow in thinking and exploring!
★The easy-to-understand language, with fresh and childlike pictures, is easy to understand and deepens the memory. Whether it is the style of painting or the way of narration, it is very suitable for young readers over 6 years old!

★6 books in the series: "The Sun of India: Vicente Ferrer", "Bart's Super Mouse", "Pass it on!", "In the world of differences", "Home", "Light illuminates dyslexia"

Vicente Ferrer is considered one of the most active people in helping and cooperating with the underprivileged in the third world. A man of action and a solid humanist formation, he arrived in India in 1952 as a Jesuit missionary. Since then, and until his death in 2009, he worked tirelessly for the equality and dignity of the poorest and most vulnerable people, promoting development and social transformation in the most depressed areas of the country.

Thanks to his extraordinary work and that of the foundation he started, thousands of people have been able to count on a decent future.

The story of Vicente Ferrer is that of someone who, from a very young age, realized that there were things around him that were not working well, and that perhaps he could do something to change them. So he thought of a solution, he looked for teammates to carry it out and started a very important project to contribute to a better world. Both the narration register and the style of the images are suitable for schoolchildren with an age range between 6 and 11 years old.

Álvaro Marcos

Linguist, translator and humanist, has been a freelance translator, editor and writer since 2005. He has published many books for children and regularly publishes literary criticism articles in El Estado Mental magazine.

África Fanlo

She graduated from the Department of Fine Arts of the University of Barcelona and joined the publishing industry in 2000. She started a long journey of children's book illustrations and published more than 30 books. In 2004, she won the Junceda Award from APIC. For 10 years, she has been teaching at the Masana School of Arts and Crafts in Barcelona. In addition, she has organized various seminars, such as Big Draw 2012, Difumina 2012 and Festa del Grafisme de Portbou, 2009-2010 promoted by the Picasso Museum in Barcelona. Her illustrations have been used in television media and advertisements many times. In 2016, she won the second prize of "Best Edited Book" for children from the Ministry of Culture.