Across different everyday scenes — stories told at night, to solve problems, to spend time together, or half-finished by a great-grandparent who falls asleep — this book maps the many ways storytelling inhabits our lives.
Gradually, it traces the origin of stories back to a primal moment: the creation of fire, when people gathered to listen to one another.
Jairo Buitrago’s playful and irreverent text is accompanied by Mariana Ruiz Johnson’s illustrations, which draw on the language of comics to fragment and reassemble scenes, reinforcing the idea of multiple narratives coexisting at once.

Colombian author dedicated to creating album books together with illustrators from different countries. His work has been translated into several languages, in addition to receiving awards and prizes.

Argentine illustrator who usually publishes inside and outside her country. Her books have won numerous awards.