António Mota (born 16 July 1957) is a Portuguese writer, known for his works of literature for children and young people.

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António Mota
Mota in 2013.
Born	(1957-07-16) 16 July 1957 (age 65) Baião, Portugal
Occupation	Author
Language	Portuguese
Period	1979–present
Genre	Children's literature
Website
www.facebook.com/antonio.mota1

Biography

Mota was born on July 16, 1957, in Baião, Porto District. He wrote his first book, "A Aldeia das Flores" in 1979, and published dozens of works. Some of his books are published in Brazil and translated into Castilian, Galician and Serbian.[1]

Bibliography

• A Aldeia das Flores, 1979
• As Andanças do Senhor Fortes, 1980
• Pardinhas, 1989
• Cortei as Tranças, 1990
• Pedro Alecrim, 1990
• A casa das bengalas, 1995
• David e Golias, 1995
• Sal, sapo, sardinha, 1996
• Segredos, 1996
• Os Heróis do 6º F, 1996
• Sonhos De Natal, 1997
• O agosto que nunca esqueci, 1998
• Fora de serviço, 1999
• O príncipe com cabeça de cavalo, 1999
• O velho e os pássaros, 2000
• A galinha medrosa, 2000
• Romeu e as rosas de gelo, 2000
• O livro das adivinhas, 2001
• O livro dos provérbios, 2001
• O nabo gigante, 2001
• Onde tudo aconteceu, 2002
• A galinha medrosa, 2002
• O galo da velha Luciana, 2002
• Pedro malasartes, 2002
• Abada de histórias, 2002
• A gaita maravilhosa, 2002
• O sapateiro e os anões, 2003
• Romeu e as rosas de gelo, 2003
• A princesa e a serpente, 2003
• Filhos de Montepó, 2003
• Maria pandorca, 2004
• O Sonho De Mariana, 2003
• O velho e os pássaros, 2004
• Uma tarde no circo, 2004
• O livro das adivinhas -2º volume, 2005
• O livro dos provérbios- 2º volume, 2005
• Histórias Tradicionais Recontadas Por António Mota, 2005
• De Barcelos Sei Um Saco De Cantigas, 2006, C.M.Barcelos
• O coelho branco, 2006
• A viagem do espanholito, 2006
• Outros tempos, 2006
• O livro das lengalengas 1, 2007
• Se tu visses o que eu vi, 2007
• Os negócios do macaco, 2007
• O livro das lengalengas 2, 2008
• O pombo-correio, 2007
• Ninguém perguntou por mim, 2008
• Lá de cima cá de baixo, 2008
• João mandrião, 2008
• Lamas de Olo, Avenida da europa, 2008
• A rosa e o rapaz do violino, 2009
• A prenda com rodas, 2009
• Histórias da pedrinha do sol, 2009
• A Tenente-Coronel José Agostinho
• A praia dos sonhos, 2010,
• Pinguim, 2010
• A melhor condutora do mundo, 2010,
• Max e Achebiche uma história muito fixe, 2010
• Um cavalo no hipermercado, 2011
• O livro dos trava-línguas 2, 2011
• O primeiro dia de escola, 2011
• Os segredos dos dragões, 2011
• O anel mágico, 2011
• Histórias às cores, 2012
• A arca do avô Noé, 2014
• Maíto, 2014
• O caderno de JB encontrado em Lousada, 2015
• Dicionário das palavras sonhadoras, 2015
• Onde está a minha mãe?, 2016
• A casa da janela azul, 2017
• O gato e a Orquídea, 2018
• Quando o regato secou, 2018

Footnotes

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