Auntie Maggie and her fiv five nephews and nieces are off for a fun day at the pool. When they’re together, nothing can go wrong, but . . . Oh no! Auntie Maggie can’t go on carrying the weight of all their problems. If things continue like this, everyone will end up sinking to the bottom. A fun story about the importance of looking for solutions, and asking for help when we need it the most.

Sandra Alonso
Born in Zamora on 9 April 1993, she remembers spending hours as a child at her grandparents' house trying to find "Where's Wally" and reading "Teo at School".
But it was not until later on that she found her vocation as a writer.
It was always clear to her that she wanted to be an Early Childhood Education teacher, and her dream came true at the age of 22 with a specialization in Special Education.
The subject of "Children's Literature" made her understand the importance of reading in childhood, and this idea took shape in 2015 with the creation of "My Children's Stories," where she shares her understanding of children's literature with the world.
What began as an idea in the making became a project to promote reading, to which she also contributed with her writings.
And so, in December 2018, her story as an author began, and she has now published eight books that have enriched her biography as a children's author.



Enrique Quevedo
Enrique Quevedo was born in Cadiz, Spain, in 1967 and currently lives in Seville.
From an early age, Enrique was interested in drawing and also in the functioning of mechanical devices, which led him to study Fine Arts in Seville, where he graduated in painting.
He is currently a full-time illustrator, working mainly on children's books (The Great Magician of the World, Fairground Lights and The Dance of Time) and collaborating with the gallery in Seville, La Caja China.
His work has been exhibited in galleries in Barcelona, Jerez and at the ARCO fair in Madrid.
In 2012 he won the Gold Medal for Best Illustrator at the Moonbeam Children's Book Awards 2012 and in 2014, he won Gold again in the Best Children's Book category at the Living Now Awards in the United States.