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Presentation of the book "O Nemo e a Soraia", by Abel Cartaxo with illustrations by Davi Augusto

Apresentação do livro "O Nemo e a Soraia", de Abel Cartaxo com ilustrações de Davi Augusto

Family 5+

Saturday 3 October · 10:30

Biblioteca Municipal de S. Domingos de Rana S. Domingos de Rana · Cascais

Presentation of the children's book "O Nemo e a Soraia", a story of magic, friendship and courage, for children aged 5 and up and their families.

In a seaside village, Soraia, a kind and brave young woman, saves a deer in danger and, at that moment, her destiny crosses with that of Nemo, a mysterious boy from an underwater kingdom. Between secret meetings, magical discoveries and a very special friendship, the two discover that, despite belonging to different worlds, there is something that unites them. But when Nemo's secret is discovered by the village, fear and misunderstanding turn their adventure into a challenge. Faced with all obstacles, Soraia and Nemo discover that together they have an extraordinary strength. Thus begins a magical journey towards a new world, where courage, friendship and love can overcome barriers that seemed impossible. This story of magic and adventure is for children and families, and invites you to believe that what makes us different can also be what makes us special. For families with children aged 5 and up. Information: 214 815 403/4 (call to national fixed network) | on weekdays from 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm. Organization: Abel Cartaxo with the support of Cascais City Council.