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La cosa perdida

La cosa perdida

Children's BooksGraphic Novels
Pages
40
Published
2011
Language
Spanish

Synopsis

A boy discovers a strange, lost creature at the beach and tries to find its home. He searches through a city that seems too busy to notice the unusual, leading him on a journey to understand belonging and indifference. This story explores themes of loneliness and connection through a unique visual narrative.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

WhimsicalMelancholicThought-Provoking
Fish Out of Water

Genres

Children's Books Graphic Novels Magical Realism

Authors

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Albert Vitó

Albert Vitó is an author with a broad appeal, known for his imaginative stories like La cosa perdida and practical guides such as Del cuidado de las ardillas. He also writes for younger readers with books like El nuevo libro del abecedario, and offers insights into literature with Diario de libros.

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Carles Andreu

Carles Andreu is known for his diverse storytelling, from the biography Puyol to the imaginative Estrategias sobrenaturales para montar un grupo de rock. Readers can explore his fiction in titles like La cosa perdida, Lena y Karl, and Y siguió la fiesta, which showcase his range.

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Shaun Tan

Shaun Tan is an author and artist known for his visually rich and imaginative books, including The Arrival and The Lost Thing. His stories often explore themes of memory, migration, and the search for belonging, appealing to readers of all ages.