Mum thinks I am a sunshine and that makes me happy because I love blue sky. She instead prefers the sky at night with stars.

I love the time I spend with my mum at the end of the day while having dinner. We talk about many things. Today she called me her sunshine and I asked her if she likes the blue sky and she said yes but she prefers it at night with stars. I like it much more during the day. One day, travelling through the clouds I will find a planet and I will name it after my mum’s name because she shines like the biggest star.

Daniel Nesquens was born in Zaragoza in 1967 and he specialized in children and young-adult literature. Her first book was Diecisiete cuentos y dos pingüinos (2000), and many others books have followed that one. His prose features absurd and non-sense humour, he is playful with the meaning of words, and he adds touches of magical realism. Among others awards, he has been awarded with the award for Illustrated Album in Ciudad de Alicante (2001).

Patricia was born in 1980 in Zaragoza and spent her childhood travelling around different towns in Aragon, but escaping whenever she could to Mas de las Matas (Teruel), her family's place of origin. At the age of 10, in Jaca, she was fascinated by the romanic paintings in the Diocesan Museum, the stonemason's marks in the Cathedral and the art books that her father brought home from time to time. She loves art and museums to the point of graduating in Art History and becoming a postgraduate Museum Educator. She is fascinated by industrial heritage. She continues her training in Italy and discovers in 2015 that she has the superpower to create images when she becomes "Monstuo", an extraordinary prize awarded by the School of Arts of Zaragoza. She currently works on graphic design projects and loves photography.