Everyday Chocolate wakes up in his shelter, the old abandoned mill, and goes in search of some food, barking with joy. As always, he hides behind the fence of Sarah's house for hours, watching the girl do her homework. Something tells him that he and Sarah can be really good friends. Chocolate imagines that he is already part of her family, and his heart fills with hope. Dreaming of a better future, he manages to overcome the sadness of his past, the memory of that summer when his family abandoned him...
Chocolate’s Dream is the tale of a little dog who is looking for a home. This is a story to help make children and adults aware of the need to respect our pets, and to be responsible and care for the animals who give us all of their unconditional love and loyalty.
"This very tender story is illustrated by Cha Coco and written by Elisabet Blasco. The sensitive ones will drop a few drops of tears.” —Revista BLI
“Chocolate’s Dream narrates a fact that happens frequently in society and helps to sensitize the new generations.” –Infantilandia
“It is almost impossible to finish reading this story without getting emotional. A story that, despite referring to a tough topic such as animal abandonment, does not stop transmitting a positive and hopeful message. Cha Coco's sweet pastel illustrations accompany a clear, broad text.” –Apegoyliteratura
Everyday Chocolate wakes up in his shelter, the old abandoned mill, and goes in search of some food, barking with joy. As always, he hides behind the fence of Sarah's house for hours, watching the girl do her homework. Something tells him that he and Sarah can be really good friends. Chocolate imagines that he is already part of her family, and his heart fills with hope. Dreaming of a better future, he manages to overcome the sadness of his past, the memory of that summer when his family abandoned him...
Chocolate’s Dream is the tale of a little dog who is looking for a home. This is a story to help make children and adults aware of the need to respect our pets, and to be responsible and care for the animals who give us all of their unconditional love and loyalty.
"This very tender story is illustrated by Cha Coco and written by Elisabet Blasco. The sensitive ones will drop a few drops of tears.” —Revista BLI
“Chocolate’s Dream narrates a fact that happens frequently in society and helps to sensitize the new generations.” –Infantilandia
“It is almost impossible to finish reading this story without getting emotional. A story that, despite referring to a tough topic such as animal abandonment, does not stop transmitting a positive and hopeful message. Cha Coco's sweet pastel illustrations accompany a clear, broad text.” –Apegoyliteratura
