
It was a quiet day like any other until a very unusual person arrived in the neighborhood. Intrigued, the neighbors looked at him very closely. What did he have in all those boxes? After many theories were speculated, the truth was discovered.
This picture book explores the topic of migration and prejudice from a sensitive and captivating perspective. The story deals with the arrival of a new resident in an unfamiliar neighborhood, revealing the emotions and challenges faced by those who start a new life far from home.
It is a work that addresses the complexities of adaptation and cultural diversity through humor, highlighting the value of empathy, inclusion, respect and collaboration between communities.
The illustrations, made in acrylic and digital techniques, construct a visual world that enhances the warmth and universality of the migratory experience, transforming the everyday into something deeply human and memorable.
Key points
• First work as an integral author by the renowned illustrator Diego de Arena.
• A work that easily connects with the reader through humor.
• Ideal for reinforcing with children the concepts of prejudice, empathy, respect, inclusion and diversity.