When elephant Claudia finds a magic lamp and rubs it, a genie appears... But wait, the genie is female! Claudia goes on a great adventure and meets a dragon, an alien and a dinosaur... But what if all these were female too?
Marta Morros has a degree in Translation and Interpretation, a Master in Human Rights, and specialized in children's literature and children's rights. She has translated more than a hundred picture books from Japanese and English to Spanish and Catalan; a task that she especially likes and does with great dedication. She believes in the educational and transformative power of children's literature and for this reason, decided to start writing as well. In 2020 her first book, El sueño de Claudia, won the Narrating Equality award for children's literature. Simona Mulazzani has worked for different publishers in Italy, Japan, France and United States. She received the silver medal from the Society of Illustrators of New York in 2005 and 2015, and won the White Ravens in 2007 and HC Anderson Award for best illustrator in 2008 and 2016.
Recensioner i media
The language is simple and it’s a nice, soft-sell message about gender expectations and girl power. – Youth Services Book Review
When elephant Claudia finds a magic lamp and rubs it, a genie appears... But wait, the genie is female! Claudia goes on a great adventure and meets a dragon, an alien and a dinosaur... But what if all these were female too?
Marta Morros has a degree in Translation and Interpretation, a Master in Human Rights, and specialized in children's literature and children's rights. She has translated more than a hundred picture books from Japanese and English to Spanish and Catalan; a task that she especially likes and does with great dedication. She believes in the educational and transformative power of children's literature and for this reason, decided to start writing as well. In 2020 her first book, El sueño de Claudia, won the Narrating Equality award for children's literature. Simona Mulazzani has worked for different publishers in Italy, Japan, France and United States. She received the silver medal from the Society of Illustrators of New York in 2005 and 2015, and won the White Ravens in 2007 and HC Anderson Award for best illustrator in 2008 and 2016.
Recensioner i media
The language is simple and it’s a nice, soft-sell message about gender expectations and girl power. – Youth Services Book Review
When elephant Claudia finds a magic lamp and rubs it, a genie appears... But wait, the genie is female! Claudia goes on a great adventure and meets a dragon, an alien and a dinosaur... But what if all these were female too?
Marta Morros has a degree in Translation and Interpretation, a Master in Human Rights, and specialized in children's literature and children's rights. She has translated more than a hundred picture books from Japanese and English to Spanish and Catalan; a task that she especially likes and does with great dedication. She believes in the educational and transformative power of children's literature and for this reason, decided to start writing as well. In 2020 her first book, El sueño de Claudia, won the Narrating Equality award for children's literature. Simona Mulazzani has worked for different publishers in Italy, Japan, France and United States. She received the silver medal from the Society of Illustrators of New York in 2005 and 2015, and won the White Ravens in 2007 and HC Anderson Award for best illustrator in 2008 and 2016.
Recensioner i media
The language is simple and it’s a nice, soft-sell message about gender expectations and girl power. – Youth Services Book Review
