Códicemex: Códice Mexicano de Omeyocán by Darío Aguilar Peregrina

SYNOPSIS CÓDICEMEX: CÓDICE MEXICANO DE OMEYOCÁN In the astonishing world of Teteocan, the Gods of the Aztec, Maya, Purépecha, Yokotán cultures, and many more, coexisted harmoniously thanks to an alliance achieved by the God Nanahuatzin Quetzalcoatl and the Goddess Coatlicue with the other realms known as the Thirteen Heavens. After the death of Nanahuatzin, a young Goddess named Xeloh Tlazolteotl along with her loyal servants known as "Aluhuales" would provoke a revolution against the reign of Coatlicue seeking vengeance for the death of her former Tlatoani. Faced with this situation, Princess Alitzel Quetzalcoatl, along with her master Xipetotec and her guardian ocelot Janitzin, would manage to escape from Xeloh to the nation known as Mexico. In search of returning home, Alitzel would ask for help from a boy named Daniel "Dani" Aguilar and his friends, nicknamed the " Pandilla Iztapalapa," to find the "Xoconostles" through the magical artifact known as the Códice Mexicano de Omeyocán, confront Xeloh, and restore the peace of the Heaven.

Young Adult • Children’s Fiction/Science Fiction and Fantasy • Children’s Fiction/Mythic, Retelling, and Folklore • Children’s Fiction