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BRUNEL AND THE STEAMSHIP STOWAWAY Written by Ruth Percival Illustrated by Alejandra Ruiz Franklin Watts - Hachette UK ORDER THE BOOK HERE This story is part of Reading Champion, a series carefully linked to book bands to encourage independent reading skills, developed with Dr Sue Bodman and Glen Franklin of UCL Institute of Education (IOE) Fantastic, original stories are accompanied by engaging artwork and a reading activity. Each book has been carefully graded so that it can be matched to a child’s reading ability, encouraging reading for pleasure. Perfect for 5-7 year olds or those reading book band white.

ABUELA'S LETTER Written by Debbie Zapata Illustrated by Alejandra Ruiz Magination Press Alma's favorite days are when her big family gathers at Abuela's house. Tíos take siestas while tías tell their stories, and primos play dominoes while Abuela stirs the frijoles. Always at the center is the love of Abuela. When Abuela dies, all of this is suddenly gone. Alma is filled with sadness and grief, until she finds a letter that Abuela left for her. VIEW MORE

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Hello there! My name is Alejandra Ruiz. I'm an illustrator and visual story teller based in Bogotá, Colombia. My work celebrates day-to-day moments, emotions, details, and everything that you have to do with animals and feeling peaceful. I also adore illustrating elements of Colombian culture, since I truly believe we have a lot to tell and a lot to show, as well! I love telling stories through my illustrations, that's why I rarely work without a character or a specific narrative. hello.thorinds@gmail.com @thorinds Some of the amazing folks I’ve worked with: House of Memory Nariño Secretary of Post-Conflict and Culture of Peace of the City Hall of Cúcuta Cooltura Children's Magazine Editorial Ilona Books Monkey Hide Bags Biocare Colombia We are Jungle and Sea More Compost Less Garbage Press & interviews: "True friendship seeks to annul guilt" - Magazin Cultural El Espectador Why look outside for what lives inside? | Alejandra Ruiz | TEDxYouth@Usaquén T.1. Ep.5 Thorinds: Artista publicada y representada | Latinas en Ilustracion: El Podcast

Hi! My name is Alejandra Ruiz and I’m an illustrator of picture books and visual storyteller.

ABUELA'S LETTER Written by Debbie Zapata Illustrated by Alejandra Ruiz Magination Press ORDER THE BOOK HERE Abuela’s Letter is a beautiful story that addresses loss and grief within a Latin family where a young girl is challenged by the death of her grandmother and discovers letter-writing as a way to cope and connect with her loved one's passing. Alma’s favorite days are when her big family gathers at Abuela’s house. Tíos take siestas while tías tell their stories, and primos play dominoes while Abuela stirs the frijoles. Always at the center is the love of Abuela! Alma’s beloved grandmother and her number one fan! When Abuela dies, all of this is suddenly gone. Alma is filled with sadness and grief, until she finds a letter that Abuela left for her. Could Abuela’s words be what fills her heart again with love and sweet memories? This thoughtful story captures the concept of “familismo” beautifully ― a Latin cultural value that involves dedication, commitment, and loyalty to family. Regularly spending time with one's immediate and extended family is part of familismo, as well as seeking the family's advice and support for important decisions and life transitions, such grief and loss. Includes a note to readers in English and Spanish with coping strategies essential to Latino and Hispanic families about grief and loss of a loved one, as well as additional ways to support children and honor the life and memory of beloved family members. NCTE Charlotte Huck Award® for Outstanding Fiction for Children

WHO IS GUILTY? Friends in good times and in pranks Written by: Laura Daza Illustrated by: Alejandra Ruiz Edited by Ilona Libros Emilio and Atlas have a very special friendship. They play together, sleep together, and get into trouble together. Will they blame each other, or will they have each other's backs? In their relationship, we recognize what friendship and complicity are. A picture book that talks about relationships with our furry friends, a story for all ages, but especially for the smallest ones.

WHO IS GUILTY? Friends in good times and in pranks Written by: Laura Daza Illustrated by: Alejandra Ruiz Edited by Ilona Libros Emilio and Atlas have a very special friendship. They play together, sleep together, and get into trouble together. Will they blame each other, or will they have each other's backs? In their relationship, we recognize what friendship and complicity are. A picture book that talks about relationships with our furry friends, a story for all ages, but especially for the smallest ones. BUY IT NOW "In the name of courage, effort and survival, sweetness and tenderness have been forgotten and even demonized. To revisit them, to feel them again inside is a kind of balm in the midst of so many days submerged in uncertainty. To return to them to feel the child in our hearts leaping again, excited as he runs and his hands get dirty with a melted lollipop, dreaming again of being an astronaut, a fireman or a superhero." THE VIEWER

WHO IS GUILTY? Friends in good times and in pranks Written by: Laura Daza Illustrated by: Alejandra Ruiz Edited by Ilona Libros BUY IT NOW Emilio and Atlas have a very special friendship. They play together, sleep together, and get into trouble together. Will they blame each other, or will they have each other's backs? In their relationship, we recognize what friendship and complicity are. A picture book that talks about relationships with our furry friends, a story for all ages, but especially for the smallest ones. "In the name of courage, effort and survival, sweetness and tenderness have been forgotten and even demonized. To revisit them, to feel them again inside is a kind of balm in the midst of so many days submerged in uncertainty. To return to them to feel the child in our hearts leaping again, excited as he runs and his hands get dirty with a melted lollipop, dreaming again of being an astronaut, a fireman or a superhero."

CÚCUTA EN UNA RAYUELA Written by: Marcela Díaz Illustrated by: Alejandra Ruiz Edited by Secretaría de Posconflicto y Cultura de Paz Cúcuta en una Rayuela is an illustrated book that I made with the help of the Secretary of Post-Conflict and Culture of Peace of the Mayor's Office of Cúcuta. This is a literary tribute paid by the Mayor's Office of San José of Cúcuta to all the victims of the armed conflict in the city, and tells for the first time the story of 26 people who suffered the horrors of war in the urban area of the city.