MEU LÁPIS DE COR SÃO SÓ MEUS

In Meus Pencils de Cor Are Só Meus, Ruth Rocha returns to addressing key childhood themes, always with her same sensitive and pertinent vision.
 
This time, Miguel is playing with his cousin Lulu, who has just received a box of colored pencils. Not wanting to share his gift with his cousin, his pencils end up dull and falling to the floor, until Miguel offers a solution by lending him his sharpener. Thus, they start to play together, sharing the equipment and coloring various drawings.
 
My Colored Pencils Are Only Mine talks about friendship, altruism and how the feeling of ownership arises in human beings. The illustrations are by Mariana Massarani.