The race
Illustrated Album, winner of the first call "People WITH AUTISM also count".
Nino, Nana and Nono are having a race. Believe it or not, it doesn't matter who gets there first. The really important thing is to discover that you can run in many ways.
Written by Charo Pita
Illustrated by Lidia Sarria
Collection: People tell stories too
Size: 21 x 21cm
Pages: 44
Binding: Cardboard illustrated album
ISBN: 978.84.945888.4.6
(Price without VAT €13.95)
RRP €14.50
PRESS
Review in the blog of the Spanish Autism Confederation
It focuses on how this book tries to raise awareness about the reality of children
with autism. Likewise, it is recalled that the project was awarded in the contest
"People also count", convened by the publisher together with Biblioteca Solidaria,
with the aim of making citizens aware of different social realities
lived by people and collectives in a situation or risk of social exclusion.
Interview with the author Charo Pita on Canalnortetv
Audio-visual news allows us to get closer to the author and the history of the book.
LIJ sample of the CAM 2018
The Community of Madrid has included "The Race" in the catalogue with the best books published in 2018. You can find it on page 33 of the following document:
Charo Pita
Narrator, actress and writer, a lover of the word in all its possibilities, she has won some literary prizes and has published children's books translated into several languages. Illustrated albums such as: Who can beat the wind?, ed. OQO; We are will not see, ed. Galaxy; The street of the pout, ed. OQO; Old ladies, ed. OQO; Magic, ed. OQO; O Arco da Vella, Xerais Editions; Thank you!, ed. The Fragatina; Someone from somewhere, ed. brosquil; Igor, ed. Kalandraka. Collections of stories for adults such as In the Shadow of the Tale, ed. Words of the Lamp. Poetry books like From Arcadia to Govinda, Ed. Spiral Major. Also articles about oral narration and literary creation in specialized magazines.
As a narrator, she has been travelling for 20 years throughout the peninsular geography and throughout Europe, alone or accompanied, telling stories of both oral tradition and her own creation.
With Libros de las Malas Compañías she has also published the following titles:
Lydia Sarria
She is a bit from Cuenca and a lot from Malaga, although she has lived in Madrid for 16 years. She arrived in the capital to study Fine Arts at Complutense University. After an Erasmus scholarship, a failed doctorate, drawings and more drawings, she trained as an illustrator at the Escuela Arte Diez.
Her final project, Tigo y Tenta, was awarded the Apila First Impression Award. She currently combines her work as an illustrator with teaching and student work. She teaches painting and drawing and she is studying ceramics at the San Telmo School of Art, in Málaga.
