Big Blue

Ever seen a 90-foot-tall dream? No? Well, neither has anyone else!

Meet Big, the loneliest dream in town. He's HUGE and blue (not the good kind), yet somehow invisible. He's the dream everyone overlooks—literally. While tiny dreams are living their best blue lives, Big's stuck playing the world's longest game of hide-and-seek. And he's winning... but not in a good way.

Can you help Big stand out in a world of fun-size imagination?
Or will Big become the first dream to give up and disappear forever?

Written by JQ Sirls and illustrated by Luis San Vicente, Big Blue is a heartwarming tale about never giving up on your dreams, no matter how big they are or how long they take to find you.

WARNING: Exposure to JQ Sirls’s books may cause imaginary friends to track you down, dreams to chase you through hallways, and laughter to escape at highly inconvenient moments. Side effects include an irresistible urge to believe in the impossible.

JQ, known for crafting dream-delivering books like The Book of Imaginary Friends, No Monster No!, It All Started When, and The Moon Is Following Me, has a habit of accidentally opening portals to Fantoria, where imaginary friends roam free, monsters negotiate bedtime extensions, and the moon really is following you.

If you find yourself chatting with invisible creatures, spotting magic in the mundane, or suspecting your socks are secretly plotting adventures, don’t panic. You’ve simply caught a case of imagination, and there’s no known cure (except maybe more stories).

If symptoms persist, congratulations! You’ve been officially inducted into JQ’s whimsical world. Approach with wonder... your life is about to be sprinkled with extra imagination!

Luis San Vicente is the mastermind behind wild monsters, mischievous ghosts, and the occasional red-nosed witch. Obsessed with ink, pixels, and the weirdest textures you can imagine, he’s illustrated over 80 books for kids ready to explore colorful worlds without a passport. His art has traveled to magical corners of the globe, inspiring dreamers everywhere. In Big Blue, Luis shows that dreams are only as big and bold as we dare to draw them.