"I want to fly", the small mole says. But moles can't fly. However, his desire for flying is so strong that he don't stop trying until he becomes, at the end of a great adventure, an "Earth bird".

 

Some reviews:

 

"... this book offers us the beautiful adventure (with a wonderful end which constitutes an accurate tribute to wishes and imagination) lived by a little, but brave, determined and quite dreamy character” (Librería Abracadabra).

 

“This book talks about why fighting for your dreams is so important, and about how big is usually the effort you need to make to fulfill them” (Cuento a la vista).

 

"The path in search of a longing, this progress of a character towards the top of the hill, has an interesting symbolic dimension: the quest for the limits, for utopias, is what moves the main character forward, what makes it grow up, discover, search and, maybe, succeed (…). Brilliant illustrations by Eva Muggenthaler deserve particular mention: they contrast with the neatness of the text and they fill the story with colours (and scents)”. (Pep Bruno, Por los caminos de la tierra oral).

 

“This picture book is a cry that encourages us to try to fulfill our dreams” (Ade Cabo,Lluneta).

 

“You don’t need to can fly to fly” (Die Presse).

 

“A magical book about the power of fantasy” (Express Sonntag, Köln/Bonn).

 

"A warm story that takes children and their desires seriously” (WAZ).

 

"... it shows how to make possible the impossible” (Eltern family).

 

"A charming hero, a poetic story about what we wish… a wonderful picture book about the power of dreams” (Eselsohr).

Cuando Luci entró en el aula, estaba claro que él no era un niño como los demás. Él era un diablo que venía directamente del Infierno.
¿Qué estaba haciendo allí si sentía tanta nostalgia? Luci hacía su aprendizaje en la aldea: tenía que provocar 1000 diabluras y sólo entonces podría regresar a casa.