Alfaqueque Ediciones informs that the story is now on sale in bookstores. Sloth, aka Perez of Marisa López Soria with illustrations by Katarzyna Rogowicz.
Children will learn the story of the Tooth Fairy, told by the author through her playful use of language and literature, employing narrative and poetic forms in which we will discover the pedagogical background that children do not perceive in the foreground.
"Mice have been living in cities for a long time. Although it wasn't always like this. In the past, these little animals were farmers, living in the mountains and fields, feeding on harvested grain, gnawing on roots, and eating fruit from trees.
Of course, times change. This is the story of two rodent friends, Sloth and Know-it-all, who moved to the city, the capital of the unknown, and the circumstances that made them particularly beloved and famous.
Marisa Lopez Soria
Writer. Teacher. Graduate in Art History. Director of public schools and Training Advisor. Currently, she is fully dedicated to literature.
A recipient of numerous scholarships and anthologies, her work has been translated into French, English, Catalan, Portuguese, Greek, Chinese, and Korean.
Award-winning in various genres, she participates in international education conferences, leads reading and writing promotion workshops through seminars, author meetings, gifted educational programs, and creative workshops at universities, foundations, and Cervantes Institutes in Spain and Europe. She is a judge for prestigious literary awards and participates in reading programs for public school libraries that bear her name.
Recent Awards: Apel-les-Mestres Prize. Planeta-Destino 2015. Compostela Prize Finalist. Kalandraka Publishing House, 2016.
KATARZYNA ROGOWICZ
She lives between Murcia and Madrid, although she was born in Poland. She is a painter and illustrator of children's books and stories and has worked as a teacher in both public and private institutions. She holds a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Murcia and is also a graphic designer specializing in illustration. In Warsaw, she studied Tapestry Art at the Universidad Popular de Turno.
Katarzyna has illustrated books for prestigious publishers such as Oxford and Pearson Alhambra, among others, and several of her editions have been subsidized by the General Directorate of Books, Archives and Libraries of the Ministry of Culture. Her drawings have accompanied magazine and newspaper articles, as well as the covers of other publications. Recently, she has organized several exhibitions featuring her drawings, such as The other side of the moon (Ourense, 2019) and Black Velvet (Madrid, 2018). For all these works, she has been honored with numerous awards, scholarships, and mentions. For five years, she was a collaborating teacher for the Innovation Project "Improving the Educational Response to Students with High Abilities," developed by the Ministry of Education, Training, and Employment.
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