A story about respect, empathy and diversity for the little ones… with a workshop to bring their characters to life.
Within the activities of Muestra T, against bullying, the author Alicia Acosta invites us to a very special storytelling in which children’s literature becomes a powerful tool against bullying. Through his book Bear, that’s not funny, children will discover that practical jokes are not always as funny as they seem, and that raising their voices in the face of injustice, as little Mouse does, can change everything.
In addition, Alicia will also share one of her most celebrated titles, ¡Vivan las uñas de colores! a vibrant story about identity, freedom and self-expression, perfect for promoting diversity from childhood. After the narration, there will be a creative workshop in which children will be able to color the characters of Bear Stories and explore, through art, what they have learned.
A plan to share with the family, designed for children between 3 and 8 years old, which combines fun, education and values. Because teaching respect can also be done by telling stories.


