Every time the child puts on Grandma’s glasses, he can see the old house and everyone who lived in it, including the dog, when they were young. His mom as a child, the big backyard, the young grandmother.
With wonder in the foreground, this poetic text explores and guides the reader through one of the oldest human questions: the passage of time.

• 170 x 210 mm. 
• 24 p.
• Hard cover picture book.
• Autor: Lequi Moreno. Illustrator: Lua Manguito

FRAGMENT

Grandma is taking a nap on his parents’ bed. His father is not in the house now. His sister is chatting on the computer. His mother is wearing a long apron and is grabbing her bag on her way out.
His dog is sleeping –since the dog turned eleven, that’s all he does. The boy takes advantage of the peace and quiet in the house and grabs his grandma’s big glasses from the night table next to his parents’ bed. His grandma is sound asleep, curled up.
The boy runs into the kitchen holding grandma’s glasses in one hand. He hides under the kitchen table. He puts on the glasses, hiding there, and now he can see...