Award-winning illustrator Yuyi Morales, a Caldecott Honor artist and six-time winner of the Pura Belpré Award, presents the beautiful book Soñadores, the Spanish edition of Dreamers, a work about building a home in a new place.

Yuyi and her son Kelly's journey was not easy, and at that time, Yuyi did not speak English. However, together they discovered an unexpected and extraordinary place: the public library. There, book after book, they unraveled the language of that unknown land and learned to make it their home.

Soñadores celebrates everything that migrants carry with them when they leave their home country. It is a story about family and a reminder that we are all dreamers, carrying our own gifts wherever we go. Beautiful and moving in any era, but especially relevant in times when the future of so many dreamers is uncertain, this is a work as timely as it is timeless.

The lyrical text is complemented by a brief autobiographical essay about Yuyi's personal experience, a list of books that inspired her (and still inspire her), and an explanation of the images, textures, and memories she used to create this work. The Spanish translation was done by the renowned Teresa Mlawer.