Hada del Trueno, Hada del Relámpago / Thunder Little Fairy, Lightning Little Fairy
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Description
>¿Se mantiene el temor por los truenos y relámpagos? ¿O es solo otra forma de hacer mágicos los días de lluvia?
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
Nobel Prize winner Han Kang presents her first illustrated book, created in collaboration with artist Jin Tae Ram--a fable in which two little fairies invite us to let go of fear, explore the world, and enjoy life without worrying about the storms.
Once upon a time, two small fairies in the sky grew tired of weaving rainclouds with their friends. The daily work was dull, their long gowns tangled around their ankles, and their heavy braids made it hard to keep their heads up. Frustrated and unable to endure it any longer, they decide to shed their clothes and run free across the clouds to discover what lies in the world below.
Does the fear of thunder and lightning remain? Or is it just another way to make rainy days magical?
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Description
>¿Se mantiene el temor por los truenos y relámpagos? ¿O es solo otra forma de hacer mágicos los días de lluvia?
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
Nobel Prize winner Han Kang presents her first illustrated book, created in collaboration with artist Jin Tae Ram--a fable in which two little fairies invite us to let go of fear, explore the world, and enjoy life without worrying about the storms.
Once upon a time, two small fairies in the sky grew tired of weaving rainclouds with their friends. The daily work was dull, their long gowns tangled around their ankles, and their heavy braids made it hard to keep their heads up. Frustrated and unable to endure it any longer, they decide to shed their clothes and run free across the clouds to discover what lies in the world below.
Does the fear of thunder and lightning remain? Or is it just another way to make rainy days magical?