Cucumberhead
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- Categories:Picture Books
- Language:Spanish（Translation Services Available）
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- Pages:52
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- Size:130mm×195mm
- Publication Place:Spain
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Full color
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Description
Suddenly, like a shooting star, an alien has landed at home.
And he has abducted my parents!! I'LL HAVE TO HELP HIM GET BACK TO HIS PLANET!”
A funny story about the arrival of a new brother told in a diary format and a comic drawing style.
Author
Cecilia Moreno was born in Madrid some years ago. She studied Fine Arts and in 2010, she decided to develop her career in illustration. She has worked with a large number of national and international publishers. Among others, she has been selected for ILUSTRARTE 2016; obtained a mention from Banco del Libor de Venezuela in 2017 for an Innovative proposal; The Golden Pinwheel Young Illustrators Competition in Shanghai in 2016; CICLA Illustration Exhibition of Chen Bochui International Children's Literature Award in 2019 in Shanghai and White Ravens 2021 in Munich. She has also received the Cuatrogatos Award twice in Miami.
Miguel Can was born in Madrid in 1974. He studied Art at the Complutense University of Madrid. He ended up becoming a professional illustrator working in a graphic studio. Since then, as a freelancer, he has not stopped illustrating projects for many different clients. He has done a lot of textbooks before starting his own series of children's literature, La Lechuza Detective. Nowadays he combines graphic design with literature illustration and comic projects. He loves meeting with people more creative than him and visiting schools to spread the word about literature, graphic storytelling and the importance of imagining fantastic possibilities.
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