Winner of: Best Illustrator Silver (tie)-- Nivola Uya, 2013 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards A woman drives a tractor through town and, thanks to the tractor's noisy engine, can't hear all the things people say about her as she drives by. They comment on her clothes and her hair, but mostly they seem confused as to why a woman is driving a tractor in the first place. A fun, original tale about turning a deaf ear to negativity and prejudice, this story will inspire children to embrace who they are and to believe they can grow up to be anything they want to be. Guided Reading Level L Lexile Level 1040L

About the Author
The award-winning author Mar Pavon lives in Spain llustrator with a Bachelor Degree in Environmental Science. Her illustrations have featured in more of a dozen children's picture books published in English, Spanish, Catalan and Swahili. She has won several international awards: First Prize of Illustration of the Institut d'Estudis Balearics, 2007. Winner of the Silver medal to the Best illustrator at the Moonbeam Children Book Awards 2013. First Prize in Living Now Awards, 2014 or Best illustrated Picture Book at the International Latino Book Awards 2015 among others.

Awards
Runner-up for Moonbeam Children's Book Awards 2013 (United States).



Book Information
ISBN 9788415619659
Author Mar Pavn
Format Hardback
Page Count 28
Imprint Cuento de Luz SL
Publisher Cuento de Luz SL
Weight(grams) 396g
Dimensions(mm) 222mm * 260mm * 10mm