Sila was dying for summer when she would go to Grandfather Florián?s yellow house because wonderful things always happened there. Under the starry nights, her grandfather tells her about the adventures of Florianís, an imaginary horse that seeks adventures in the world of the fables and helps the characters to solve their problems using imagination, logic, strategies and the strength of the sword. In an original way and in a Spanish filled with the rhythms of South America, the author describes how a grandfather uses fantasy to pass down the wealth of traditions to his granddaughter. Bringing alive his alter-ego, a horse off on search of adventures, fantastic situations in company of the characters from the best known fables, this grandfather delights his granddaughter and makes the story appear like a dream.
