In this beautifully illustrated book, Raquel Díaz Reguera evocatively addresses the delicate themes of control and possessiveness, creating awareness of what is acceptable and what is not.
Pero pronto abrirá los ojos y logrará escapar de la madriguera..
Tiene miedo.
Ratona sabe que no es feliz y no entiende cómo su romántica historia de amor ha acabado convertida en una historia de terror.
El proceso es lento pero cada vez más evidente.
Ratón se está convirtiendo en un gato.
Ratón pregunta a Ratona: Por qué te vistes así? Ponte esto o Qué habrás hecho para conseguir un ascenso en el trabajo?.
Ratona aprenderá y no olvidará la premisa: No soy tuya, ni de nadie, soy Solo mía.
Mousy must find the courage to escape the burrow.
As time goes on, Buck becomes more possesive and, while Mousy seems to shrink, Buck seems to be transforming from a mouse to a cat.
He starts asking her strange questions: Isn\'t it a little late for you to be getting home?, Are you hiding something from me?, Wear this - don\'t you want to look pretty for me?.
Buck seems to want to control everything she does.
When Mousy moves in with Buck, she finds their life isn\'t quite like she thought it would be...
En un álbum poético y hermoso, Raquel Díaz Reguera nos emociona con un tema presente y real.
Hablar de maltrato y de violencia de género es una importante herramienta de prevención.
In this beautifully illustrated book, Raquel Díaz Reguera evocatively addresses the delicate themes of control and possessiveness, creating awareness of what is acceptable and what is not
