Muki bat, ttaka

A traditional refrain about the insatiable desire to eat one´s own bogey can be good excuse for reflecting on the four ages of human life. That is exactly what Elena Odriozola does in this book with a lot of sense of humor. We can go page to page with the rhythm of the song, and we can also see how each of the eight characters interacts with that sticky, sticky bogey. Or we can go through the pages quickly and get a sense of movement. Whether we choose one or the other, when we close the book, it will be hard to get that song out of our heads, and maybe we feel like picking our noses