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by Tony Neal (Illustrator), Tracey Corderoy (Author)
Qué tan lejos llegarías para hacer realidad tus sueños?
En la bulliciosa ciudad, Perro maneja su pequeña lavandería, pero su corazón anhela el océano. Un encuentro mágico con un cangrejo transportado por un detergente especial lo lleva a emprender un viaje increíble. Juntos, Perro y Cangrejo atraviesan montañas y cascadas, descubriendo que lo imposible solo existe si tú lo permites.
Imposible es un álbum ilustrado infantil en español de Tracey Corderoy y Tony Neal que nos transporta a un mundo donde los sueños pueden hacerse realidad con un poco de determinación y amistad. El cuento está recomendado para niños y niñas a partir de 3 años.
Porque los cambios son nuevas aventuras y no deberían dar miedo!
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How far would you go to make your dreams come true?
In a bustling city, Dog runs his small laundry, but his heart longs for the ocean. A magical encounter with a crab carried by a special detergent takes him on an incredible journey. Together, Dog and Crab cross mountains and waterfalls, discovering that the impossible only exists if you believe it does.
Imposible is a picture book in Spanish by Tracey Corderoy and Tony Neal that takes us to a world where dreams come true with determination and friendship. Recommended for children ages 3 and up.
Because change is a new adventure--and it shouldn't be scary!
Author Biography
Tony Neal is a graphic designer and illustrator from South Leicestershire, England. His passion for art and illustration has led to a thriving career in children's book illustration, creating work for publishers and clients worldwide. His clients include Egmont, Ladybird, Little Tiger Press, and Simon & Schuster, among others. Tony's work is inspired by everyday life and the quirky details that surround us. He loves crafting charming characters in whimsical scenes and telling stories through his illustrations.
Tracey Corderoy, a teacher by profession, is an award-winning children's book author. She loves visiting schools, libraries, and bookstores, bringing her stories to life through readings and activities while inspiring children to become writers.
