El sastre

In Hilaba, a town with barely any colour, a Tailor sings as he stitches the impossible: clown noses, broken hats, slippers that dream of dancing again, even hope when the world grows harsh. Serious and loyal, Mr Tot works at his side, reminding him that thread runs out, but there's no end to the need to mend other people.

The Tailor, by Dalita González Suárez, is a children's play for puppets that weaves poetry into adventure without slowing the pace. It looks at war, abandonment and insensitivity with humour, tenderness and hope, inviting children to imagine a place where every wound can become a metaphor and every loss a new beginning.

Whether you read it together as a family, use it in the classroom or bring it to the stage, this book celebrates creativity as both a refuge and a source of strength. If you're looking for a story that moves you and leaves you with a question to cherish, the door is open.