Misunderstood by the Greeks, who called them nymphs, these charming heroines reappear in Elizabethan theaters with their true name of fairies, defenders of chastity and white magic. Tireless dancers, they now return in this book--a tribute to the representation of the great classic illustrators of fairy tales--magicians, yes, and freckled, but also more natural and fun-loving. Learn more about their ecosystem and the mysteries that still surround their world in the colorful thicket of this illustrated forest. "Marta's use of line and color takes us to a universe where her fantastic and enchanting beings dance and live in perfect harmony with nature. This is a dreamlike tale with ecological overtones to be savored and enjoyed without haste. Let yourself be carried away by the flow of the pencil and linger over each of the details that the author so lovingly gives us. Congratulations and thank you, my friend." ANDRÉS G. LEIVA.