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Azahara Castillo (Granada, Spain, 1986). A graduate with a Bachelor's and Master's in Law from the University of Granada, she always found solace in books and writing. At the same time, her imagination became her means of transportation to visit impossible places. Known on social media as "Cuentitis Crónica," she has spent years writing literary reviews to promote reading, especially in children and young adults, considering it the most fundamental stage of a human being's development. Currently, she actively collaborates with educational platforms and literary magazines. As a child, she wrote her own stories and dreamt of the day she would share them with the world. Today, alongside raising her two children, she combines her roles as a writer with literary criticism, professional text editing, legal and literary consulting, and creating copyright content for publishers and authors.
Blanca Millán, born in 1991 in a small town in the municipality of Touro, Galicia, is an award-winning illustrator who has been drawn to the world of art from a young age, filling the walls of her home with small drawings using crayons. She studied Fine Arts at the Pontevedra School in Spain and later pursued a master's degree in illustrated books. Since her first publications in 2017 with "MANUELA" and "A MAGIA DE MAMÁ," she has produced more than 20 titles in Galician, Spanish, and English, with more to come.