Little Meena and the Big Swim/La Pequena Meena y El Gran Nado

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Written and Illustrated by: Lorna Gonsalves

Translated by: Ximena Diego

Book Design: Matthew Tallon

Synopsis:Little Meena and the Big Swim/La Pequeña Meena y el Gran Nado is a tale of collective triumph over bullying and greed. The story follows a group of young fish who, with the guidance of an elder, organize to make positive change in their community. To their amazement, they find that working together gives them superpowers.

At once joyful and poignant, the book will delight readers of all ages while leaving them with important lessons about how to harness the power of solidarity to benefit everyone.  

Written and Illustrated by: Lorna Gonsalves

Translated by: Ximena Diego

Book Design: Matthew Tallon

Synopsis:Little Meena and the Big Swim/La Pequeña Meena y el Gran Nado is a tale of collective triumph over bullying and greed. The story follows a group of young fish who, with the guidance of an elder, organize to make positive change in their community. To their amazement, they find that working together gives them superpowers.

At once joyful and poignant, the book will delight readers of all ages while leaving them with important lessons about how to harness the power of solidarity to benefit everyone.  

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ISBN: 979-8-9898025-1-7

Page Count: 36 pages

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““This children’s story tells a tale of how to respond when someone bigger and stronger is mean and unfair; it tells a tale of what a fish – or a child (or even an adult) – can do. Her story is timely and timeless, as she unfolds a simple truth that too often is forgotten.” Kurt Stand, PORTSIDE”
— Kurt Stand, Portside