Y de pronto es primavera

The book has such a calming yet cheerful vibe—I'm curious if the tone was planned around the artwork or vice versa, and how that influenced the story's flow.

The way the book captures the anticipation of spring made me want to get my hands dirty and watch things grow. Has it motivated others to try gardening with kids?

It offers such a whimsical view of seasons changing, almost like nature is narrating itself. I wonder if the author has a background in ecology or just a deep love for the outdoors.