Product Description
by Michelle Winters (Author), Cris Winters (Author), Laura Díez (Illustrator)
Introduce your little ones to the iconic telenovelas across generations in both English and Spanish!
Grab your popcorn and nestle into the couch - an illustrated anthology of iconic telenovelas awaits you! From El abuelo y yo and Luz Clarita to O Clone and Rebelde, this book will re-introduce generations to an alphabetical flashback of Latin American soap operas now ingrained in pop culture. It'll be brimming with nostalgia over its illustrations of prominent telenovelas and the characters that brought the screen to life!
Author Biography
Michelle Winters is a funny, creative, and resilient Mexican who will always make you smile with one of her analogies. She resides in Colorado where she works in the IT industry, focused on launching startups and optimizing the customer experience. Her inspiration for creating this book is to help diverse communities see themselves, as well as entertaining readers, thus generating an interesting conversation.
Cris Winters is a multidisciplinary artist based in Mexico City. Her greatest passion is to tell stories through journalism, writing, and event planning. She is co-founder of The Bucket List, a company that designs corporate and pop-up experiences. She was editor of Donde Ir and Destino Uber, and has collaborated with publications such as Chilango, Código and FRENTE. She was an artist resident at CAMAC Art Center in France, and her first novel is soon to be published.
Laura Díez was born and lives in Colombia, a beautiful country full of joy, nature and kind people. After studying graphic design and working entirely as a designer for several years, she realized that her real passion was illustration, so she decided to quit her job to become a full-time illustrator, having the opportunity to work with different brands and people around the world. El ABC de las telenovelas will be her first collaboration with Lil' Libros in which she wants to show a universe full of color and joy, since these concepts are a fundamental part of her work and her life.
