Del lado bueno

No one knew why, but a high wall separated two countries. The inhabitants of the good side believed that the others were the bad ones, and the same was true of those on the opposite side. Until a little boy found a hole in the wall and changed everyone's lives forever.
The boy scratched until all the children and later the reluctant adults could pass through the hole. The people of both countries were able to mix and see that they were all very similar. And so they lived in harmony, with no labels to classify them as good and bad, and no absurd barriers to separate them.
A stone wall, wire, or simply the intention to build it are metaphors for hatred, intolerance, fanaticism, prejudice and fear.
The curiosity and innocence of the children, who could not find answers to their questions, showed that confrontation and mistrust had no arguments to sustain them and the wall was completely torn down.
An album with original and fun illustrations covers a serious subject that adults will have to discuss with the little ones to teach them History and prevent them from growing a petty heart.
A book to share from the frontier of love and freedom.