Lágrimas de cocodrilo

The dialogue between a boy and his father about the origin of the expression "crocodile tears" gives rise to a surreal, absurd, and outlandish story where irony, intelligent humor, and wordplay captivate readers from the very first page, inviting them on an unusual and poetic journey along the Nile. Published by the French publisher Robert Delpire in 1956, it was André François's first children's book, a classic that inaugurated a new way of conceiving the picture book based on experimentation with its components: word, image, and medium.