Description
TOMORROW
Book Summary
A collection of poetry that invites hope and imagining a better future through twenty-six linked poems. With a circular structure that begins and ends at the same point, the author uses everyday elements such as doors, windows, or the night to reflect on the time we wish to build. A work that bets on a bright, supportive, and diverse tomorrow, where peace and nature prevail over destruction.
What is it about?
The work proposes a poetic journey through images and metaphors that start from the everyday to address universal questions. Each poem is linked to the next, creating a fluid and cohesive reading that invites reflection on the future we long for. The author contrasts light against darkness, calm against haste, and diversity against uniformity, offering a hopeful vision of what is to come. The book is structured as a cycle that closes in on itself, reinforcing the idea that change begins in the present.
Main themes
- Hope and the construction of a positive future
- Nature and everyday elements as a source of reflection
- Solidarity, diversity, and peaceful coexistence
- Time and the importance of the small and close
- Critique of barbarism and destruction through poetry
Who is it recommended for?
Recommended for children ages 8 and up, as well as reading mediators, educators, and families looking for a poetic work that invites dialogue about values such as hope, peace, and respect for nature. It is also suitable for young readers interested in contemporary poetry with a social and reflective focus.
What this book offers
- A poetic experience that stimulates imagination and childhood sensitivity.
- Tools for reflecting on the future and each person's role in its construction.
- A literary approach that combines a circular structure with accessible and evocative language.
- Values such as solidarity, diversity, and peace, treated through metaphor and emotion.
Technical specifications
- Author: Cobo Reinoso, Isabel
- Publisher: Kalandraka
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: Picture books, poetry (children's/young adult)
- Collection: Poesía Orihuela
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: May 2024
- Number of pages: 48
- Weight: 135 g
Editorial review
A poetic proposal that stands out for its circular structure and its ability to connect with young readers through everyday images loaded with symbolism. The work, a finalist for the XV Ciudad de Orihuela International Poetry Prize for Children, offers an optimistic and reflective approach that invites one to think about the future with tenderness and social awareness. Recommended for those looking for a reading that combines literary quality with essential human values.