Rabbit is leisurely eating his cabbages in the garden, when suddenly... WATER! Who threw it?? He doesn't wait to find out: he's too scared and has already run off! The same thing happens to Hedgehog, who laughs at it and goes searching for scaredy Rabbit. "Rabbit, who on earth has thrown water at us?" "Let's find out!" Maybe it was Hen, maybe it was the owls... Or maybe... Tag along with the two friends as they unveil the mystery of the water falling from the sky!

Hedgehog and Rabbit enjoy eating cabbages and looking for snails in their peaceful garden. But when a scary, swirling wind comes up, the two must find a way to face their fears. Pablo Albo is a writer and storyteller. He has published more than forty books and has recounted tales at storytelling festivals in Spain, Cuba, Switzerland, Italy, Greece, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela, Belgium, and France. His books have been translated into English, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese. He has been awarded the prestigious Lazarillo prize twice in Spain and three of his books have been selected by The White Ravens. GÓMEZ studied fine arts in Salamanca, Spain. A new talent, she has worked for several publishing houses in Europe, such as SM in Spain, Le Petites Bulles Editions in France, and Scholastic and Sterling in the United States.

Rabbit is leisurely eating his cabbages in the garden, when suddenly… WATER! Who threw it?? He doesn’t wait to find out: he’s too scared and has already run off! The same thing happens to Hedgehog, who laughs at it and goes searching for scaredy Rabbit. “Rabbit, who on earth has thrown water at us?” 
“Let’s find out!” Maybe it was Hen, maybe it was the owls… Or maybe… Tag along with the two friends as they unveil the mystery of the water falling from the sky!

Hedgehog and Rabbit enjoy eating cabbages and looking for snails in their peaceful garden. When the sun is suddenly blocked by a stubborn cloud, the two friends need to come up with a plan to chase that cloud away. Pablo Albo is a writer and storyteller. He has published more than forty books and has recounted tales at storytelling festivals in Spain, Cuba, Switzerland, Italy, Greece, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela, Belgium, and France. His books have been translated into English, German, French, Italian, and Portuguese. He has been awarded the prestigious Lazarillo prize twice in Spain and three of his books have been selected by The White Ravens. Gómez studied fine arts in Salamanca, Spain. A new talent, she has worked for several publishing houses in Europe, such as SM in Spain, Le Petites Bulles Editions in France, and Scholastic and Sterling in the United States.

In this unique tale that combines dark humor with hair-raising horror, a boy hears a disconcerting sound one night and fears there's a monster in his bedroom. When he investigates the noise, what he discovers isn't a monster, but a skeleton who's cold and whose bones shiver and clack. When skeletons are cold, however, they can only be warmed by one kind of coat: human skin. The thieving skeleton steals the boy's flesh to warm himself, and now the boy has become the skeleton, cold and looking for a "coat" of his own with which to warm himself. "En este cuento unico que combina un humor negro con el horror espeluznante, un nino escucha un sonido desconcertante una noche y teme que hay un monstruo en su cuarto. Cuando investiga el sonido, lo que descubre no es un monstruo, sino un esqueleto con frio cuyos huesos tiriten y repiquetean. El frio de los esqueletos, sin embargo, solo se quita con un tipo de abrigo: la piel humana. Este esqueleto ladron roba la piel del nino para calentarse, y ahora es el nino el que se ha convertido en esqueleto, pasando frio y buscando un "abrigo" propio con el cual arroparse."