Un tierno cuento sobre neurodiversidad de Alba Carreres, periodista especializada en neurodesarrollo y crianza, y la ilustradora Lyona. Ring, ring Ona se cae de la cama. Esta noche no ha dormido nada. Hoy es su primer d a de escuela y no ha pegado ojo: est muy nerviosa y emocionada Por suerte, est bien acompa ada. Desde el rinc n de su habitaci n, su tigre de peluche la observa con atenci n: ya se siente un poco mejor Aunque para afrontar el resto del d a, necesitar calma, ayuda y algo de gu a. Todo el mundo dice que la peque a Ona es diferente y que a menudo se revoluciona. Pero Ona no es tremenda, tampoco rara, malcriada ni chillona. Tan solo siente las cosas con mucha intensidad y, poco a poco, todos debemos aprender a convivir y respetar la diversidad. C mo? Con amabilidad, l mites y mucha serenidad. Un cuento ilustrado por Lyona con texto rimado de Alba Carreres que visibiliza la neurodivergencia desde el cari o para hablar a los m s peque os de aquello que compartimos y, tambi n, de todo lo que nos diferencia y nos hace nicos. Qu encontrar s en este cuento? -Una historia tierna con la que todos los ni os y ni as se sentir n identificados que invita al di logo y a la conexi n. -Su texto rimado y sencillo convertir la hora del cuento en un momento muy especial y ayudar a anticipar los cambios en las rutinas. -Incluye una gu a para padres y educadores con informaci n y recursos pr cticos para acompa ar los ritmos de cada ni o y trabajar la regulaci n emocional. -Ilustraciones preciosas de Lyona. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION A tender tale about neurodiversity by Alba Carreres, a journalist specialized in neurodevelopment and parenting, and illustrated by Lyona. Ring, ring Ona falls out of bed. She hasn't been able to close her eyes all night. Today is her first day of school and she hasn't slept a wink: she's very nervous and excited Luckily, she's in good company. From the corner of her room, her plush tiger watches her attentively: she already feels a little better Although to face the rest of the day, she'll need calm, support, and some guidance. Everyone says that little Ona is different and often gets worked up. But Ona isn't naughty, strange, spoiled, or loud, not at all. She just feels things very intensely, and little by little, we all must learn to live together and respect our diversities. How? With kindness, boundaries, and calmness. An illustrated story by Lyona with rhyming text by Alba Carreres, one that makes neurodivergence visible from a loving perspective so we can talk to the little ones about what we share and also about everything that makes us different and unique. What will you find in this story? -A tender story with which all children will identify, and one that invites dialogue and connection. -Its rhyming and simple text will make Storytime very special and will help anticipate routine changes. -Includes a guide for parents and educators with information and practical resources to navigate each child's rhythms and work on emotional balance and parameters. -Beautiful illustrations by Lyona.
