What does being lucky mean?

A lovely story about bonds and the true meaning of life.

Alicia’s grandmother has been in a coma for eleven years until, one day, she suddenly wakes up. It feels like a miracle.
But the news isn’t all good: the doctor says she only has one week left to live. Determined to make every moment
count, Alicia and her mother Olivia set out to give her the time of her life with a series of wild and increasingly
outrageous plans which of course had to involve a few lies and lots of acting to totally convince her granny.
Packed with absurd situations, tender moments, and a cascade of misunderstandings, this novel is a joyful, madcap
ride through time, memory, and second chances. All of it seen through Alicia’s eyes—an imaginative girl who compares
every twist of the journey to Alice in Wonderland.

Beatriz Osés (Madrid, 1972) is a writer, literature teacher and journalist. She is the author of the successful Erik
Vogler series, published by edebé, and that has been translated into French, Russian, Polish, Iranian and Turkish, and
adapted in Mexico and also for audiobooks. She has been honored with various awards for innovative education
and for her children literary works. She was finalist of the Spanish National Award for children in 2011.

Emilio Urberuaga, was born in Madrid in 1954. He works in different fields of fine arts such is painting,
printing, engraving or illustrating. He is the graphic designer of famous characters such are Manolito Gafotas,
Olivia or Hilda, the giant sheep. He regularly collaborates with newspapers or magazines and creates cover
designs or posters. His books have been translated into different countries such as France, Italy, Japan, Korea,
Netherlands, Finland, Lithuania, Germany. He has received many awards, with highlights as the National Award
of Illustration in 2011, the Ospite d’Onore or Serra d’Or critics award.