Pablo and Birdy
A boy seeks the truth about his mysterious origins and his silent parrot's secrets.
Ana Juan is the illustrator of Elena’s Serenade, which School Library Journal called “a fascinating adventure that explores issues of gender roles, self-confidence, and the workings of an artist’s heart” in a starred review. Her paintings have appeared on the cover of TheNew Yorker, on book and album jackets, on film festival posters, and in several European magazines. She is also the illustrator of Frida by Jonah Winter and the author and illustrator of The Night Eater. She lives in Madrid, Spain.
A boy seeks the truth about his mysterious origins and his silent parrot's secrets.
A troll becomes a human boy in Chicago, facing a magical identity crisis.
A girl must save Fairyland from a powerful moon-Yeti.
A race for the Fairyland crown ensues. Who will claim the throne?
A girl must retrieve a talisman to save Fairyland from a fickle ruler.
A girl returns to Fairyland to reclaim lost shadows from a mysterious ruler.
A Kenyan boy's day of adventure distracts him from his duties.
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Picture books
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Chapter books
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Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
A boy seeks the truth about his mysterious origins and his silent parrot's secrets.
A race for the Fairyland crown ensues. Who will claim the throne?
A troll becomes a human boy in Chicago, facing a magical identity crisis.
A girl must save Fairyland from a powerful moon-Yeti.
A girl returns to Fairyland to reclaim lost shadows from a mysterious ruler.
A girl must retrieve a talisman to save Fairyland from a fickle ruler.
A Kenyan boy's day of adventure distracts him from his duties.
A girl defies tradition to become a glassblower in Mexico.
What happens when the Night Eater stops devouring darkness?
A young artist transforms life's challenges into powerful art.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Ana Juan's books.