The most extraordinary animal in the sea

Mary, an adventurous girl, embarks on an exciting expedition with her new friend, a dog she calls Frau. Together, they explore a natural paradise, discovering crabs, herons, and other exotic animals. In their quest to find the most extraordinary sea creature, they dive into an underwater world of coral reefs, encountering fascinating marine creatures and unexpected challenges. Their adventure teaches them many things about nature, bravery, and friendship.
IMPLICIT VALUES:
Story that highlights curiosity and respect for nature, showcasing the biodiversity of an underwater world. It reinforces courage and resilience in the face of the unknown, while emphasizing the importance of friendship and teamwork. Mary and Frau demonstrate that, with bravery and companionship, great challenges can be overcome, teaching children to appreciate and care for our natural world.

María Reátiga Urrea, born in Barranquilla, Colombia, in 1991 and currently residing in the same city, grew up and studied in Bogotá, where she developed a passion for art at a young age, taking drawing and art classes from the age of eleven. Later, she studied design at the Universidad de Los Andes, and today, after taking several sculpture courses in the United States and Italy, she also works with this art form, applied to figurative ceramics and jewelry.
Always a lover of children's literature, María began collecting books for her children before they were born, and she now enjoys reading with them. Her interest in science and adventure is reflected in the stories she creates, with this being her first published book, where she hopes to inspire imagination and teach valuable lessons to young readers. Her passion and creativity make her a promising figure in the world of children's literature.