🎁Recommended for ages 3 and above

Victoria Pérez Escrivá
Illustrated by Ester García
Translated from the Spanish by Sylvia Hagge de Crespin

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Synopsis:
In this wonderfully illustrated picture book, a cat who puts on a hat finds the need to also put on glasses, then have a case for the glasses, then a jacket… and the list goes on. Until the overwhelmed cat decides that it is better to just not wear a hat in the first place!

About the Author:
Victoria Pérez Escrivá was born in Valencia, Spain, in 1964. She graduated with a degree in Musical Education from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid, and subsequently studied literary analysis and creation in the Madrid Writers' Workshop with Ángel Zapata. She has worked as a scriptwriter on the television series Los simuladores or SMS. As a writer (and sometime illustrator), her work has been published by the most important companies in Spain, amongst them, two books with Anaya Infantil y Juvenil: Ay! (with illustrations by Claudia Ranucci, 1st Prize for Illustrated Book, Ciudad de Alicante, 2004) and Antes, cuando Venecia no existía (2002). In 2010 she received 1st Prize in the XXIX Vila d'Ibi Children's Fiction Contest with her book Cuando mi hermano se subió al armario.

About the Illustrator:
Ester García was born in Cáceres, Spain, in 1984. As long as she can remember, she always loved children´s books. After graduating in Fine Arts from the University of Salamanca, Spain, she moved to Madrid to continue her studies of design in New Technologies Professional Centre, CICE. Ester paints mostly with pencil, watercolors and acrylics.

ISBN: 9789810732219
Format: Paperback
Size: 210 x 260mm
Pages: 32pp
Published: October 2012

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