The Royal Palace of Madrid told to children

It is the year 3000 in Madrid. In a world where there are no more books. They have disappeared. Everything is virtual with lights and colours. There are only tablets, computers, smartphones and luminous screens. In this world Cortadientes, a little blue monster, appears. Accompany Gonzalo, Toothpick and Captain Cachorino in the adventure of recovering the fascinating history of the Royal Palace of Madrid and the books. As part of the series of emblematic places in Spain told to children, and accompanied by the illustrations of Pilarín Bayés, Leticia de Frutos tells us the story of one of the most emblematic buildings in Madrid, the Royal Palace, with a message: to bring back the passion for reading, for history and for images, not only to children, but also to adults.

Publisher: Miguel Sánchez