Inspirado por los esfuerzos heroicos de Luis Soriano Bohórquez, el bibliotecario verdadero quien inició la Fundación Biblioburro. Ana ama las historias. Pero en su pequeño pueblo, hay pocos libros, y ella ya los ha leído todos. Una mañana, ¡Ana se despierta con el ¡tacatac! de cascos y la maravillosa imagen de dos burros cargando una biblioteca repleta de todos los libros que una niña pequeña pueda desear! Los premiados creadores de libros ilustrados Monica Brown y John Parra presentan a sus lectores la biblioteca móvil que viaja a través de montañas y valles para llevar el alfabetismo y la cultura a las zonas rurales de Colombia y a los niños que ansiosamente esperan al Biblioburro

"A play about the power of books, muscles and human kindness. Josh (or Jo, since almost any role can be cast as male or female) is the children's librarian at a poor public library facing a huge budget crisis. He's also a power lifter, pumping iron in the library basement and running a video blog about young adult and children's books, weights and life. Kids flock to his unconventional story time and check out books by the dozens. All but one kid, that is - a loner named Mr. T (or Ms. T), who has the loud tics of Tourette syndrome. Slowly, Josh and Mr. T form a friendship, and Mr. T finally ventures to Josh's basement gym, where a friendship is born. The stakes go up when the town says the library needs to close for monetary reasons. This hits Josh and the kids hard and leads to them staging a '60s-inspired Read-In rather than letting their library be shut down. At the play's end, a Sixth Sense-like ending reveals the true identity of Mr. T. The World's Strongest Librarian will get kids pumped up to read, to work themselves into shape and especially to be kind to others."