Libertad Fuertes had never left Villa Justa, but I had read in Born a girl that women, for the simple fact of being, suffer injustice and violence. He felt the need to fight for a change. read A story without clichés and wondered why a girl needs to be saved by a prince. She remembered when she saved Juan Valiente (what a paradox!) from a cockroach that cornered him in the schoolyard. Maybe it's true, as the book says, that we cannot eliminate all clichés from classic stories, but learn from them and avoid them in the new stories! He then decided to interview the protagonists of the classics. Y they lived happily ever after, a hilarious book, discovered that Sleeping Beauty was advertising mattresses, Little Red Riding Hood had a cake delivery business and the Little Mermaid was a waitress in the Caribbean.. They were not the dream lives their stories promised., but they were the ones they had chosen. Freedom needed support, so she summoned her friends. He was afraid that they would not come, as happens to the caterpillar in The unforgettable party, to which, on the other hand, He's not bad at inventing his own friends.. But they did come, and thus the Feminist Association of Villa Justa was born. Now they needed children to achieve equality. He thought of the protagonist of Pouch, a child who insisted on being bad, although his good heart prevented him from doing so. The power of stories showed him how Mauricio the cat used his stories to attract mice. So he gave a keynote speech, which ended with thunderous screams from girls and boys: this christmas, we want equality! To bring the message of equality to the whole world they needed books and Christmas. Although the Christmas celebrations were diverse, how I had learned from the book The unknown Christmas, all people would receive a book that gave them (or reinforce) a feminist vision of the world. They thought of Santa for their homework and were dying of laughter at the book How does Santa Claus come down the chimney? Nobody knows, but the gifts always arrive. They wrote to him and a few days later they received a response.: “Dear Freedom and Feminist Association of Villa Justa. I'm just an employee, but to my boss, Mother Christmas, he loves the idea. The day 25 December the world will be a little more equal thanks to you. Thank you very much and Merry Christmas!”
