★ An incredibly adorable adventure comic series!
★ In the first installment, a miraculous transformation occurs! A little girl chases after butterflies only to find herself shrunk in size, stumbling directly into a vibrant insect world: flowers tower like giants, tiny bugs can talk, and she joins them in a series of thrilling adventures!
★ The second installment launches straight into an “Environmental Rescue Mission,” teaming up with insect friends to solve the mystery of the “missing recycling squad” and tackle tricky pollution problems.
★ This visually engaging bridge book series is perfect for young explorers aged 6–9 to read independently. The comic format is lighthearted and fun, with fresh, charming illustrations that vividly bring to life an imaginative natural paradise for young readers. It also guides children to emulate the protagonist in using cooperation and creativity to solve real-world problems around them.

This series currently includes two books: April’s Mini Adventures 1: Enchanted Meadow Tales and April’s Mini Adventures 2: Recycling Team Quest.

A fresh, funny and visually-rich series that celebrates friendship, curiosity, and the wonders of the natural world. Perfect for early readers and young explorers.

April is a curious little girl with a huge imagination. When she has to spend a few days at her grandfather’s house—deep in the middle of nature—she has no idea that a world of tiny adventures is waiting for her.

Chasing a group of butterflies, April suddenly finds herself transformed and transported into the insect world: a vibrant place where flowers are giants and bugs talk, dream big, and get into all kinds of trouble.

There, she meets Mary, a ladybug with only two dots and an unstoppable ambition—she wants to be the next mayoress of Plainfield. And Richard, a stubborn caterpillar who doesn’t want to become a butterfly. Together, they’ll live a few unexpected adventures.

Antonio Ordóñez (Madrid, 1987), also known as AtOLOnia, was born in the Carabanchel district of Madrid. His artistic name comes from his childhood nickname, Ato—a nod to the inner world he has never stopped exploring. His professional career includes writing and drawing comics in the early hours of the morning, making murals in bedrooms and other art performances and illustrating many books, specially children books. More information on his website: www.atolonia.com