Pablo Albo

"Erizo y Conejo estaban en el huerto. Conejo comía coles y Erizo buscaba caracoles. Esta vez, Erizo y Conejo se enfrentan al terrible viento." -- Back cover.

"No way que enojar al viento, y menos soltándole un pedo. Porque en una guerra de vendavales, siempre tiene las de ganar, porque es capaz de colarse por cualquier rendija, por cualquier vericueto. Ten mucho cuidado por donde sopla el viento,"--page [4] of cover. "That day, the air felt heavy as the storm broke out, unleashing rage, attacking the shutters of windows, howling through cracks, throwing stones against the glass. In a war of winds,...

When a cloud comes in front of the Sun, Hedgehog and Rabbit try to persuade it to move, and when it pays no attention, no matter what they do, they ask other nearby creatures to help.

Hedgehog and Rabbit were in the garden. Rabbit was eating cabbages, and Hedgehog was looking for snails. A drop of water falls on Hedgehog and Rabbit and the whole sky turns gray. What's going on? Who's thrown water at them? Will the hens know? Perhaps the owls will have an idea

A chicken and a hedgehog look at the animals they see in the clouds and imagine that when they see a different one, it must have eaten the previous creature.