Pablo Bernasconi

Bobby Baboon brings bananas to give to his classmates at Alpha Betty's school, and, with the help of some friends, he figures out that he can share the extras.

"What is infinity? It's reading the last line of a book and imagining the rest. No, wait, it's the instruction manual for the machine that operates the sun and the stars. In unexpected observations, captivating images, and even some equations, celebrated Argentinian author-illustrator Pablo Bernasconi, finalist for the 2018 Hans Christian Andersen Award, offers up verses about what infinity could mean to all of us. Winner of the Grand Prize from the...

La jirafa está molesta porque no sabe cómo es. Nunca se ha mirado en un espejo y ni siquiera sabe lo que es un espejo. ¡Pero ella sabe mucho sobre frutas, viento y nubes!

Young readers can lift-the-flaps and find out what it would be like to have a dinosaur as a pet.

Pages from the recently discovered diary of Captain Manuel J. Arsenio, in which are recorded his many failed attempts to create a flying machine, starting in the 1780s with the Motocanary, progressing through the Aerial Submarine, the Hamstertronic, and three other disasters.

"Burundi suena como juego, un encuentro de letras fortuito. Como los encuentros de los animales en las historias de esta colecci̤n de cuentos."--

"Burundi suena como un juego, un encuentro de letras fortuito. Como los encuentros de estos animales en las historias de esta colección de cuentos."--page [4] of cover.