There is social inequality!

After reading this book, old tales about princes and princesses sound and are perceived differently. After all, it is about the economic and social inequality that existed in the past centuries and has existed so far. Half a century ago, many believed that the difference between the rich and the poor was about to disappear, and all people would have equal opportunities, do not starve and not be afraid for their future. Nevertheless, the gap between the standard of living of people inside countries and between different countries becomes only larger: someone lives in unprecedented luxury, many of those who were considered the middle class had to limit themselves, and millions of people hardly find work and means to work towards existence. How to develop to society in order to achieve the ideals of justice?
"There is social inequality!" - One of the four books in the series "Book of Tomorrow". The series tells about politics and sociology the youngest readers - primary school students. For the first time, the series was released in 1977-1978 in Barcelona. Recently, it was redistributed with new illustrations in Spain and received the highest Bologna Book Fair Prize for the best non -compaction project for children.
The artist Joan Negrescolor: as an illustrator, Joan works in advertising, in newspapers and magazines, draws up children"s books. He is also engaged in animation. In addition, he collaborates with several companies that make his city more comfortable. Each new order helps him learn something new about his profession. When Joan does not draw to order, he draws for himself. So, having been in Mexico, he returned from there with a whole suitcase of drawings made on what it was - from all kinds of notebooks to leaves of home -made paper. Recently, everything that he draws is dedicated to his son Ammetes, who was born while the artist illustrated this book. And Joan himself is an amazing coincidence! - It was born when this book was first published.
The Planel group is a group of Spanish journalists, sociologists and politicians who gathered in the mid -70s specifically in order to make a series of topical books about politics for the youngest readers.
For preschool, primary and secondary school age