Les importa un pepino! (Who Cares!)
By (Author) Barbara Steinitz
Translated by Jimena Licitra
Illustrated by Barbara Steinitz
Cuento de Luz SL
Cuento de Luz SL
14th May 2019
Spain
Children
Fiction
Childrens / Teenage personal and social topics: Self-awareness and self-esteem
Childrens / Teenage personal and social topics: Bullying, violence, abuse and pe
Childrens / Teenage personal and social topics: Emotions, moods, feelings and be
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Nature and animal stories
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Dogs and wolves
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Humorous stories
Nominated for International Latino Book Awards -Best Childrens Fiction Picture Book Spanish 2019 (United States)
Hardback
26
Width 209mm, Height 259mm
Walking around the streets and parks of most towns, you might notice that many dogs look a lot like their owners. Or perhaps it's the other way around: do the owners all look like their dogs But there are some exceptions . . . Scented with chocolate and musical notes, this delightful story dares you to fearlessly forgo the opinions of others and invites you to experience the freedom of accepting yourself as you are. Si uno va andando por las calles y los parques de la ciudad, vera que todos los perros se parecen a sus duenos. O tal vez sea al reves, y son los duenos los que se parecen a sus perros Pero hay excepciones... Una divertida historia aderezada con chocolate y notas musicales, que invita a experimentar la libertad de aceptarse y atreverse a ser uno mismo, sin miedo a la opinion de los demas. No se pierdan el booktrailer! Las primeras paginas:
"...below the books lighthearted surface is a resonant message about looking beyond appearances and appreciating differences." -Publishers Weekly
Born in 1978 in Freiburg/Germany, Barbara Steinitz studied communication-design and illustration in Saarbrcken/Germany and Barcelona/Spain. After getting her diploma she completed a voluntary service in Granada/Nicaragua. Teaching workshops in arts and crafts for adults and children at the cultural institution Casa de los Tres Mundos, she started to explore and include puppet-theater within her work as an illustrator. She created various paper theatre shows in collaboration with the musician Bjrn Kollin and the Mexican ensemble Facto Teatro. Together with the dancer and choreographer Ruben Reniers she founded the ensemble rubarb dance & art. She has been touring Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Croatia, Hungary, Luxembourg, Indonesia, Mexico, Canada and the USA, leading workshops and presenting her shows and books in schools, libraries and at renowned puppet theatre festivals. Barbara Steinitz received the Austrian Childrens Book Award, the Troisdorfer Picture Book Award and a nomination for the German Childrens Book Award. As a freelancing illustrator, author and puppeteer, she works for various customers, editorials and theatre projects and lives in Berlin and Mexico City. The award-winning author Jimena Licitra was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and lived there until she was 17 years old. Since then she has lived in different countries in the world, but she currently lives in Madrid. She has a degree in Translation and Interpreting and speaks 7 languages. She has always enjoyed telling stories that matter, which touch your emotions and make you reflect. Her first readers and main critics are her four children. Born in 1978 in Freiburg/Germany, Barbara Steinitz studied communication-design and illustration in Saarbrcken/Germany and Barcelona/Spain. After getting her diploma she completed a voluntary service in Granada/Nicaragua. Teaching workshops in arts and crafts for adults and children at the cultural institution Casa de los Tres Mundos, she started to explore and include puppet-theater within her work as an illustrator. She created various paper theatre shows in collaboration with the musician Bjrn Kollin and the Mexican ensemble Facto Teatro. Together with the dancer and choreographer Ruben Reniers she founded the ensemble rubarb dance & art. She has been touring Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Croatia, Hungary, Luxembourg, Indonesia, Mexico, Canada and the USA, leading workshops and presenting her shows and books in schools, libraries and at renowned puppet theatre festivals. Barbara Steinitz received the Austrian Childrens Book Award, the Troisdorfer Picture Book Award and a nomination for the German Childrens Book Award. As a freelancing illustrator, author and puppeteer, she works for various customers, editorials and theatre projects and lives in Berlin and Mexico City.