A children's novel to learn to love books and literature.
On her twelfth birthday, Irene receives a very special gift: an old typewriter that belonged to her father. What seemed like a simple object full of memories becomes the gateway to a magical world where literature holds extraordinary power and anything can happen.
Through that wonderful machine, Irene travels to a universe where she must face the greatest challenge of all, her own imagination. Along the way, she will meet a charming bookseller, a Siamese cat, a private detective, and a stuttering boy who will join the adventure. Together they will discover the mysterious ink suckers and the enigmatic Hall of Forgotten Characters, a place where figures wait to be read again.
Irene, los chupatintas y la máquina maravillosa is a children's and youth novel about the love of books, creativity, and the power of stories. Ideal for readers who enjoy fantastic worlds, magical bookstores, and adventures that begin when a new page is opened.
About the author
Blas Corujo (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 1996) is a writer and high school teacher. Graduated in Spanish Language and Hispanic Literatures and with a master's degree in Teacher Training from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, he currently works as a teacher of Spanish Language and Literature for the Department of Education of the Government of the Canary Islands. Cinema, literature, and the sea are his great passions. He published his first novel, Las hienas, in 2020, followed by Irene, los chupatintas y la máquina maravillosa.
