Los Pantalones de Luisa - Hardcover

by Susanna Isern (Author), Esther Gili (Illustrator)

Luisa Capetillo decide romper las estrictas normas de su ?poca con un sencillo pero revolucionario gesto: ponerse pantalones. Una acci?n valiente que inici? una importante transformaci?n social.

Luisa era una ni?a valiente que, desde bien peque?a, luch? por lo que cre?a justo defendiendo la igualdad. Vivi? en Puerto Rico en una ?poca en la que las mujeres deb?an llevar falda, a pesar de que en muchas ocasiones fuera inc?moda y no les permitiera moverse con libertad. Luisa decidi? cambiarlo, la soluci?n era tan sencilla como ponerse unos pantalones, pero estuvieron todos de acuerdo con su decisi?n?

Basado en hechos reales, un peque?o homenaje a la figura de la activista Luisa Capetillo.

Luisa was a brave girl from Puerto Rico who, ever since she was young, fought for what she believed was right and defended women's rights. She lived in a time when women had to wear skirts, even though they were often uncomfortable and did not allow them to move freely. Luisa decided to change things, becoming one of the first women to wear pants in public!

Author Biography

Susanna Isern has published over 100 books worldwide, translated into over a dozen languages. She has been awarded the Silver Medal in the 2013 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards and her Bogo the Fox Who Wanted Everything, published by NubeOcho, is a Junior Library Guild Selection. She works as children psychologist and writer.

Esther Gili was born in Madrid (Spain) in 1981. She studied illustration at Art School No. 10 in Madrid. She worked for a decade illustrating textbooks and regularly collaborated with audiovisual production companies doing work for film and advertising.
In 2015 she published Encantadas, her first picture book, written by
David Aceituno. And she hasn't stopped since!
As well as picture books, Ester illustrates notebooks, bags and agendas made by Cuquiland and also has a collection of puzzles.
Her favorite technique is watercolor, so she uses it whenever she can.
And a common element in her work is women with character, magic and kindness!