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Dicen que el pirata Malacaca es hurao, aunque su verdadero problema es que no va al bao. Sus pedos son como una tormenta y el se muere de vergenza. Al pirata Malacaca se le escapan pedos a todas horas y, lo peor, en cualquier lugar. Es un tormento! Sus piratas se ren mucho y el est convencido de que es un pedorro sin remedio. Pero tiene una gran idea: poco a poco, empieza a utilizar sus ventosidades como arma en las batallas y tumba a cualquier adversario. Un buen da, conoce a Elsa Pelorrosa, la pirata ms temida de los siete mares, quien le da un consejo... Conseguir Malacaca ir de nuevo al bao y dejar de ser un pirata hurao? Un cuento rimado sobre un entraable pirata que conseguir hacernos rer a carcajadas. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join Malacaca the pirate in this windy tale which features hilarious rhymes and delightful illustrations. The Pirate Malacaca has a problem. He can't go to the bathroom and is constantly passing wind. His flatulence is seriously damaging his status on the ship - all the crew laugh at him with each smelly poot! But one day his wind turns into his superpower when he defeats Carapapa Captain with one heroic toot! From then on, Malacaca becomes the most notorious pirate around pee-yew! Potty humor with a purpose. A hilarious tale for children (and adults who aren't afraid to laugh)!

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Alicia Acosta is a professional storyteller from Andalusia (Spain). She works with groups of children in schools and combines her work with her background as a psychologist to promote a love of reading. She is also a radio anchor and organizes theater workshops.Her books Little Captain Jack and Peque y yo were finalist for the International Latino Book Award. Having been awarded the Spanish National Illustration Award, Emilio Urberuaga is one of our most internationally known artists. He has a very personal style that has brought to life an endless amount of endearing characters, such as Manolito, Olivia, or Gilda, the Giant Sheep.Throughout his long career, he has received numerous awards, such as the Ospite d'Onore Prize, the Crtica Serra d'Or Award or the Hospital de Sant Joan de Deu Prize. His books have been translated into many different languages: Spanish, French, Italian, English, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Finnish, Lithuanian, German...

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