Diana López

Rooster Y El Diablo Bailarín / Rooster and the Dancing Diablo

En la entretenida serie Los Monstruos, Diana L pez explora y reimagina las leyendas de la frontera de M xico con Texas. El m gico pueblo de Tres Leches sirve de escenario a estas aventuras, que empezaron con La Llorona y siguen ahora con el Diablo Bailar n Los m s j venes del pueblo de Tres Leches han empezado a desaparecer. Los atrajo el legendario Diablo Bailar n hasta el sal n El Camar n para hacerlos danzar eternamente? Rooster tiene doce a os y, como es el hijo del mism simo Diablo, tendr que resolver el misterio. Podr romper la maldici n de su familia bailando a su propio ritmo? Podr desentra ar una de las leyendas m s conocidas de la frontera de M xico y Estados Unidos? Felice y La Llorona es el primer libro de la serie Los Monstruos, e inicia las aventuras de Felice, Ava y Rooster en el m gico pueblo de Tres Leches. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION A thrilling follow-up to Felice and the Wailing Woman by Diana L pez that explores the Texas-Mexico border myth of the Dancing Devil. The magical town of Tres Leches, home to the figures of Texas-Mexico border lore, has been through a lot. Most recently, the town was released from a curse that kept La Llorona, the wailing woman, haunting the shores of their river. But just when the townsfolk were preparing to return to sunny riverside picnics and barbecues, the children of Tres Leches mysteriously began to go missing. The town suspects another monstruo, the Dancing Devil, is luring kids to El Camar n Dance Hall & Arcade. The Dancing Devil's son, Rooster, who has a foot in both the human and monster worlds, feels compelled to lead the search for the missing children with the help of his friends, Ava (the daughter of La Lechuza) and Felice (the daughter of La Llorona). Their journey takes them to an old gothic mansion with a twisted family history and a pull so powerful that it's nearly impossible to resist. Picking up where Felice and the Wailing Woman left off, Rooster and the Dancing Diablo brims with magic, adventure, and Mexican folklore, and is perfect for fans of fantasy adventure series like Paola Santiago by Tehlor Kay Mejia and the Jumbies by Tracey Baptiste.