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A heartening story that celebrates the power of dreaming and having fun, despite the difficulties we may encounter along the way.
Despite having plenty of reasons to be sad, there’s always a smile on Isaac’s face thanks to the incredible stories his grandpa tells him, stories that helped him to forget about the illness that was stealing all of his curly blonde hair. Isaac is totally convinced that life is a wonderful game. He’s always dreaming about amazing places like Nuba, a kingdom where people are always happy. But unfortunately, there’s an enemy on the horizon in the land of laughter: the Lord of Noise, who threatens to destroy the happiness of the kingdom once and for all…
Isaac’s LAUGH is a poignant tale that celebrates the joy of living despite the hurdles we must overcome along the way, reminding us that fun and bravery can build a world full of love and hope.
“Isaac’s Laugh, published by Cuento de Luz, is a picture book written by Juan Ignacio Peña and Mar Blanco. With its narrative, easy to read and within everyone’s reach, it offers guidelines to explain human behavior in accordance with the dignity of the person.” —Diócesis Málaga
Juan Ignacio Peña has been a film and TV scriptwriter since 1997. He wrote the script for the animated film The Three Wise Men which was released in more than 20 countries at Christmas in 2003 and was nominated for a Goya Award for the Best Animated Film.
Mar Blanco is a freelance illustrator based in Madrid, Spain. In 2010 she finished her bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts in Valencia and moved to Madrid to study Artistic Direction. During her short professional trajectory she has worked with children’s publishers (Dorothy - a different kind of friend and Ignacio’s Laugh by Cuento de Luz) as well as for publishers of fiction literature. Some of her recognitions include the Bancaja Award for Best Career Project (2009, her recognition as young talent for the Caja Murcia Foundation (2010). Her last public exhibit was in Ilustrísima 2014 at the ABC Museum of Madrid.