Bilingual chapter, picture and coloring books for kids of all ages.
Lexographic Press is delighted to bring the world of Lucha Libre to kids of all ages. We are putting together a series of dual language children’s books, in English and Spanish, side-by-side, for young folks to explore the language of another culture. Luchadores and luchadoras spring off the page and into the imagination—filling us with stories, sounds, colors and moves from the most incredible history of Lucha Libre. Discover a massive world of rudos and technicos, dreams and heartbreak all presented in bilingual texts for ages 3 and up. We have chapter books, coloring books, picture books and fun materials, including plushies and masks to give kids entry to the extraordinary fiesta of the Lucha.
“All Gervasio Garcia wanted his whole life was to be a luchador like the great luchadores he read about as a kid growing up in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood. He wanted to wear a mask and fly high over the heads of adoring fans as he vanquished the villains—the ones he called rudos—and outsmarted their cheating ways.”
Enter the magical world of the Lucha Legends. Discover the sounds of matracas and cheering of the crowd, the smells of churros and sweat and all of the sensations of a night of lucha libre where dragonflies wrestle cats and the tecnicos do battle with the rudos. The Legend of Aguila Azul is the first in the classic Lucha Legends series. Ideal for children of all ages and anyone who loves the long tradition and rich pageantry of Lucha Libre.
A dual-language Mr Iguana story Coloring Book. When world-famous Luchador Mr Iguana gets invited to compete at a Lucha Libre event in Chicago he wants his best friend with him - La Yezka, his iguana who travels with him everywhere. But when he starts to pack La Yezka is nowhere to be found. Thus starts a search that spans the globe.
A dual-language Kid Chaos Coloring Story Book… The legendary Kid Chaos does his greatest work at night, forever battling the elusive Sandman. Follow a day in the life of the busy Kid Chaos as he battles dragons, swims with dolphins and very, very, very nearly catches The Sandman. By Paul Barile with illustrations by Joel Villalas.