Gabriela Aguileta facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Gabriela Aguileta Estrada
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c. 2012
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| Born | Elizabeth Gabriela Aguileta Estrada March 22, 1974 Mexico City, Mexico |
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| Education | PhD, licenciatura |
| Alma mater | University College London, UNAM |
| Period | 2000 - present |
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| Notable awards | Premio Castillo de la Lectura 2001 for "La conspiración de las tías" Premio Castillo de la Lectura 2000 for "El espejo en el agua" |
Elizabeth Gabriela Aguileta Estrada was born in Mexico City in 1974. She is a Mexican writer known for her children's books and short stories. Gabriela also has a strong background in science.
She studied biology at UNAM in Mexico. Later, she earned a doctorate in genetics from University College London in the UK in 2004. As both a scientist and a writer, she has lived and worked in many countries. These include Israel, Canada, England, Sweden, France, Spain, and Switzerland.
Gabriela was part of the team for La sonrisa del gato, a children's literary magazine. In 2004, she received a special writing award. This award came from the National Foundation for Mexican Literature. She has also written three popular science books. These books help kids and teens learn about science in a fun way. Most of her writing is in Spanish.
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Gabriela's Books
Gabriela Aguileta has written many books. She writes for different age groups. Her stories often explore interesting themes.
Children's Books
- El Espejo En El Agua (2000): This book was illustrated by Guillermo De Gante. It was published by Ediciones Castillo.
- La Conspiracion de Las Tias (2001): Angel Campos F. illustrated this book. It was also published by Ediciones Castillo.
- Diarios Inconclusos I: El Oscuro Jardin de los Pelagos: 1 (2006): This book is part of the "Castillo del Terror" series.
- La sombra del brujo (2006): Published by Editorial Progreso.
- El domador de agua (2009): Another book published by Editorial Progreso.
Science Books for Young Readers
Gabriela Aguileta has a special talent. She makes science exciting for kids. She has written books that explain complex topics simply.
- Las células madre (2006): She co-wrote this book with Miguel Ángel. It explains what stem cells are.
- El origen de la vida (2005): This book explores how life began on Earth.
- Los virus (2005): This book teaches about viruses.
Short Stories for Teens
Gabriela Aguileta has also written many short stories. These stories are often part of larger collections.
- "Sobre coprolitos y otras cosas menos embarazosas" (2009): Found in the book Los derechos de los niños no son cuento.
- "Oquedades de la caja negra" (2009): This story is in Boleto al ... Viaje sencillo.
- "Tres kilos para Plácido" (2009): Part of the collection Siete cuentos muy ....
- "Fábula del pez y el desierto" (2008): This story is in Siete Habitaciones a Oscuras.
- "El cha cha chá de la letra zeta" (2010): Featured in Torre De Papel: edición aniversario 20 años.
- "Topo" (2014): This story appears in Otras siete habitaciones a oscuras.
Awards and Recognition
Gabriela Aguileta's work has been recognized with important awards. These prizes show how much her books are loved.
- Premio Castillo de la Lectura 2001: She won this award for her book "La conspiración de las tías".
- Premio Castillo de la Lectura 2000: She received this prize for "El espejo en el agua".
See also
In Spanish: Gabriela Aguileta para niños
