Nuria Gómez Benet is a writer and poet. She has been a teacher and scriptwriter for radio and TV children’s series, including for Mexican Sesame Street, of which she was the head writer.Santiago Solís Montes de Oca is a designer, illustrator, and art director. He teaches editorial design at the School of Design at the Institute of Fine Art. He works as the art director for a number of small Mexican publishers and coordinates the work of art and design at UNAM.Elisa Amado is a Guatemalan-born Canadian translator.

“Funny and delightful. ... I was personally fascinated with the colorful illustrations in Aztec styles and symbols."—Kiss the Book Jr"[A] playful take on Mesoamerican history and mythology.”—Horn Book“Will surely resonate with young readers learning to work through big emotions."—Publishers Weekly

Nuria Gómez Benet is a writer and poet. She has been a teacher and scriptwriter for radio and TV children’s series, including for Mexican Sesame Street, of which she was the head writer.Santiago Solís Montes de Oca is a designer, illustrator, and art director. He teaches editorial design at the School of Design at the Institute of Fine Art. He works as the art director for a number of small Mexican publishers and coordinates the work of art and design at UNAM.Elisa Amado is a Guatemalan-born Canadian translator.

“Funny and delightful. ... I was personally fascinated with the colorful illustrations in Aztec styles and symbols."—Kiss the Book Jr"[A] playful take on Mesoamerican history and mythology.”—Horn Book“Will surely resonate with young readers learning to work through big emotions."—Publishers Weekly

Nuria Gómez Benet is a writer and poet. She has been a teacher and scriptwriter for radio and TV children’s series, including for Mexican Sesame Street, of which she was the head writer.Santiago Solís Montes de Oca is a designer, illustrator, and art director. He teaches editorial design at the School of Design at the Institute of Fine Art. He works as the art director for a number of small Mexican publishers and coordinates the work of art and design at UNAM.Elisa Amado is a Guatemalan-born Canadian translator.

“Funny and delightful. ... I was personally fascinated with the colorful illustrations in Aztec styles and symbols."—Kiss the Book Jr"[A] playful take on Mesoamerican history and mythology.”—Horn Book“Will surely resonate with young readers learning to work through big emotions."—Publishers Weekly