There are three special features of this book: First, there is no children's drawing book about Paralympic athletes in the world; second, the core of this book is not boring preaching or sensationalism, but encouraging children to take responsibility for their lives. ; Third, it not only inspires children, but also tells parents how to guide them when facing their children’s various deficiencies, and use their strengths and avoid weaknesses. --David Blay

For Hector Cabrera, physical disability seems more like an incentive. -American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

A story full of magical vitality. ——Yo Soy Noticia Daily

An inspiring book. ——GN Daily

★The first autobiographical picture book by Héctor Cabrera, Paralympic athlete and javelin world record holder!
★As soon as it was launched, it was released by the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Spanish Sports Daily (Diario AS), Europa Press, Marca Newspaper (MARCA), Valencia Voice (Plaza Radio), Marca Voice (Radio MARCA), A Golpe de Micro, Levante-EMV, Comunitat Valenciana, GN diario, YoSoyNoticia and other media are competing for special reports!
★When he was a child, Héctor fell, studied, and played happily. Now that he has grown up, he has become so strong that he has set a world record for javelin throwing. His story tells us that even if you are still young, your decision will determine your life, and there is always a way open for anyone. I believe that after reading this interesting and sincere inspirational story, young readers will be able to be inspired!

Héctor Cabrera, Paralympic athlete, is currently the world record holder for the F12 javelin throw.

This book is an autobiographical picture book, written by Hector Cabrera and journalist David Bly, with illustrations by Mamen Mason.

The story tells the experience of the boy Hector (the author himself) who was diagnosed with "Stargart Syndrome", a disease that causes progressive visual deterioration. However, he is determined to overcome this obstacle to realize his dream.

The story takes place in the towns of Oliva (the birthplace of Cabrera) and Gandia (where he lives and trains) in Valencia. It tells how he decided to accept his disability, how to spend his childhood and adolescence, and how to relate Classmates exercise together and study at the same speed as others.

David Blay

Journalist, has been working in the media since 1996. A columnist for the "Emerging Talent" of the Spanish newspaper El Mundo, who stands out as a recognized expert in sports and mediation leadership. In addition, he is a master's degree professor at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, the University of Florida and the Catholic University of Murcia.