Miguel the Rabbit and Pepe the Crow — The Shadow That Wouldn’t Give Up

One sunny morning, Miguel the Rabbit discovers something very strange: a shadow is following him everywhere.

He runs from it. Jumps on it. Tries to trap it with a basket, covers it with leaves and branches, and even hides beneath a bush.

But the shadow always comes back.

Pepe the Crow tries to explain that the mysterious dark shape is simply Miguel’s own shadow, created by sunlight. But when Miguel gets an idea, listening to explanations is rarely his first choice.

Then a cloud covers the sun and the shadow disappears.

Miguel is sure he has finally won.

Until the sun comes out again.

A cheerful and funny story about curiosity, imagination, friendship, and a simple introduction to light and shadows.

What children will find in this story:

A fun and easy-to-follow adventure

Plenty of humor and playful moments

Curiosity and observation

A simple introduction to shadows

Friendship, patience, and imagination

This edition includes:

Fully illustrated story

Full-color images

Questions for discussing the story

Suggestions for parents and caregivers

A special family-friendly closing section

Recommended age: 5 to 10 years