Legend has it that Seville was once ruled by a Berber slave woman who charmed the king with her barefoot grace and the special nature of her verses, which she composed impromptu on the banks of the Guadalquivir. Her name was Itimad, the Romayquía. Both in Spanish and in German, this book with the beautiful and elaborate fabric images by the Argentine illustrator María Paula Dufour is something very special for young and old.

Rosana Herrero Martín

Children's Book | 1st edition 2009 | hardcover | 46 pages