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by Mar Pavón (Author), Mónica Carretero (Illustrator)
Winner at the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Awards and 2012 International Latino Book Awards. Cocorina and her chicks decide to go camping in the Garden of Mirrors, a place full of fun and magic where they will discover the unbreakable bond of family.
Cocorina the Hen and her chicks decide to go camping in the Garden of Mirrors, a place full of fun and magic and whose guardian is a very strange creature indeed. Once they arrive, they soon will know that the mirrors in that garden have unique powers, and will reveal the most wonderful emotions to them. Mirror by mirror, the family will learn to stick together and to always give support to the one who feels lost.
This is the second story featuring the adorable hen, who once again amazes us with her clumsiness and her kindheartedness--this time leading us into a world of fantasy.
Ganador de los Independent Publisher Book Awards 2012 y los International Latino Book Awards 2012. La gallina Cocorina y sus polluelos deciden ir de acampada al Jardín de los espejos, un lugar lleno de diversión y magia donde descubrirán el vínculo inquebrantable de la familia.
La gallina Cocorina y sus polluelos deciden ir a acampar al Jardín de los espejos, un lugar lleno de diversión y magia, cuyo guardián es una criatura muy muy extraña. Una vez en el jardín, pronto descubrirán que el lugar está lleno de espejos por todas partes. Estos espejos tienen poderes únicos y les revelarán las emociones más maravillosas. Espejo tras espejo, la familia aprenderá a mantenerse unida y a ayudar al que se siente perdido.
Esta es la segunda historia protagonizada por la adorable gallina, que una vez más nos asombra con su torpeza y bondad, esta vez llevándonos a un mundo de fantasía.
Author Biography
Mar Pavón (Manresa, Spain, 1968) is a writer mainly dedicated to children's literature. Some of her extensive work is translated into English, French, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Chinese and Korean, among other languages.
She has been honored with prestigious awards in the US, some of which were presented by the International Latino Book Awards. Her most significant work is Yeray Poeta, published following the birth of her son in 1996. Her most popular character is "Clucky the Hen", created in collaboration with the illustrator Mónica Carretero, winner of several awards and recognitions.
Mónica Carretero was born in Madrid, but now lives happily in Segovia, where she draws colorful illustrations and writes books for children. She assures that her job makes her feel alive. A passion well depicted in her sunny drawings and original, cheerful characters.
She has illustrated dozens of books, games and posters for Spain, England, France, Korea, Australia and the United States. Since 2011, her work has been recognized on several occasions, being awarded at the London Book Fair, the Latino Book Awards in the United States and also in the BookExpo America.
