Edith tiene solo ocho años cuando un reto la empuja a cruzar una línea que ningún niño debería cruzar jamás. Oculta entre las sombras de la casa de su familia, es testigo de un ritual que despierta algo antiguo ? y algo oscuro. Desde ese momento, el mundo a su alrededor comienza a desmoronarse.
De día, es una niña que navega entre la pérdida, la pobreza y los secretos familiares. De noche, su espíritu vuela a través de reinos, perseguido por la oscuridad, guiado por la luz y sostenido por la oración. La repentina muerte de su padre fractura su mundo, y, sin embargo, su fe solo se hace más fuerte. Entre el dolor, el peligro y los encuentros divinos, Edith descubre un propósito más profundo: no es solo una niña. Es una guerrera de luz.
Frente al duelo, la traición y lo sobrenatural, Edith se aferra a una promesa susurrada a través de la puerta del cielo ? que viene un regalo, uno que lo cambiará todo.
Inspirada en hechos reales, La Pajarita es un viaje feroz y luminoso de fe, familia y las batallas invisibles entre la esperanza y la desesperación. Es la historia de una niña que vio el rostro de Dios... y eligió regresar.
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Bertha Edith Delgado Luna M.A. is a Mexican- American writer, spiritual storyteller, and mother whose voice is rooted in truth, faith, and the quiet strength passed down by generations of women in her family.
Born into a world shaped by love, loss, and supernatural wonder, Edith began her journey as a storyteller not through books, but through survival ?witnessing grief, miracles, and spiritual visions from a young age. Her debut novel, Baby Bird, is based on her real-life childhood experiences and was written as both a testimony and a gift: to her family, to those she has lost, and to every child who has felt unseen in their pain.
Through lyrical prose and emotional honesty, Edith's work explores what happens when the divine touches the ordinary ? and when an innocent soul dares to believe that prayer still moves mountains. Her writing is infused with Mexican cultural identity, Catholic symbolism, indigenous wisdom, and a deeply maternal heart.
She writes not to impress, but to reach ? those who have walked away from faith, those who've held pain in silence, and those who still carry unanswered prayers in their pockets.
Edith lives in the United States and is the proud mother of three children and a grandmother to two beautiful souls who inspire her daily to keep dreaming and believing. Baby Bird is her first published book, and it marks the beginning of a lifelong calling to tell stories that heal.