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Cuento de Noche
By Roberto Aliaga and Illustrated by Sonja Wimmer
Cuento de Luz SL, 25 pages, Picture Book


This beautifully illustrated picture book expresses the wonderful imagination of children. Night is a person that comes every night and and reads stories that come to life, there are many different stories, some are sweet, some are cold, some are magical, some are scary , some are funny, some are black, mysterious, others are perfect until the child wakes-up. But no matter what Night always comes with many dreams in her hands, she has them all....to dream away.... A must read! Sonja Wimmer brings the magic into the book.

Este precioso libro illustrado espresa la inmensa y magnifica imaginación de los niños. Noche, es una persona que viene cada noche a leer cuentos que se hacen realidad, hay muchos cuentos que son diferentes, algunos son tiernos, otros fríos, hay magicos, otros que dan miedo, que dan risa, algunos son negros, de misterio y otros...perfectos! hasta que se despierta. Pero no importa como, Noche viene con muchos sueños en sus manos, los tiene todos....ah! soñar!... Hay que leerlo! Sonja Wimmer nos trae la magia en este libro con sus esquisitas illustraciones!!

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