Aventura en los Andes

A true story of survival, hope, and friendship, told for the first time for young children. This tale introduces children aged 7 to 12 to one of the most moving events of the 20th century: the Miracle in the Andes. Through a sensitive, luminous narrative adapted for children, Eduardo Strauch, a survivor of the plane crash, and Rafa Guerrero, a psychologist specializing in trauma, attachment, and emotional intelligence, transform an extreme experience into a story about inner strength, trust in others, and the importance of never giving up. Amidst the snow, fear, and uncertainty, the protagonists discover that every step counts, that hope can sustain us even in the most difficult moments, and that life deserves to be celebrated. With illustrations by Paula Marco and a foreword by Nando Parrado and Roberto Canessa, this exciting and profoundly human story allows new generations to experience this history from a close, respectful, and luminous perspective. A work aimed at working on values ​​such as resilience, hope, friendship, overcoming and trust, with a sensitive and respectful treatment of a difficult story, carefully adapted to the children's audience.