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That night, Nicholas was making gun shapes with his hands:"Bang Bang I shot the moon," he said pointing at the moon.No one believed it when suddenly the moon fell into the family's garden. The moon was not injured but fell down because of the fright.Luis Amavisca is visual artist and writer from Spain. He has worked and written about equality, solidarity, environment and non-violence. He has published several books including Princess Li and The Galinos.Esther G. Madrid studied Fine Arts and teaches visual education and Fine Arts. She has published books with main publishers in Spain, such as Anaya.
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Luis Amavisca (THE GALINOS and PRINCESS LI/LA PRINCESA LIA) : Luis Amavisca is a well?known visual artist and writer for kids in Spain. He has worked and written about equality, solidarity, environment and non? violence. About his book THE GALINOS, he says: Everything I've read about environmental conservation was boring and unattractive for kids. With fun and humor we can engage kids and influence their behavior to teach them not to make the same mistakes the Galinos did, and help them become responsible and caring adults for our very own planet Earth."And about PRINCESS LI/LA PRINCESA LIA, he shares this: "This is a tale with a bad sorcerer, a King who needs to fight with his own prejudices, and above all, a love story of a princess in love with a girl from another land. Homosexuals have kids, nephews, brothers, sisters, friends and many families need a reference to tackle diversity. It's about equality and tolerance - and learning that the most important thing is love."
