★Children will be able to identify and see themselves reflected with a lot of humour.
★It offers a way to put a name to emotions.
★A story that connects generations.
★ENGLISH DRAFT AVAILABLE．

“It was hard for me to get out of bed, which was warm in the mornings (...) On the way to school I was jumping over the paving stones and avoiding stepping on the edges”, says the child of this story in which she recounts her daily routine: From getting up, having breakfast or walking to school, to also her games, emotions and feelings.

A large-format book full of tenderness, sensitivity and humour with what she likes and dislikes, what makes her sad or angry, what she dreams and what she fears. A story that deals with the little everyday things that are part of who we are.

Young readers will feel understood and connected to their own experiences, while adults will be filled with poignant memories.

Elena Cruz (Chile)
　　Cultural manager and designer by profession.She has edited books and has participated as a jury member in important literary competitions in Chile.Ｔhis is her first children’s book and she is happy to have given voice to the child she was.

Leo Ríos (Chile)
　　Graphic humorist, graduated in Engraving and Lithography in　Italy. Most of his work is political and social satire, which he has published since 2003 in newspapers and specialized magazines in Chile and Italy. He also illustrates children's books and comics.