Godsary is a contracted name of  Gods + Dictionary. It deploys in 27 letters – including some present in the Spanish alphabet specifically the ‘ñ’ – some of the many gods, spirits and magical beings present in the Peruvian pre-hispanic culture, many of which are still worshiped today. This book aims to introduce to children, with a touch of humor, all these beings, lowering them and their powers to ground level. Hence, someone as important as Dekmuda protecting the fish at Amazon has a foot ache. Guamancantac smells bad given he is the “God of poo”. Muqui is a mischievous little thief that in the end returns all he takes from the underground gold mines. The way the visual narrative has been approached also gives a non-academic perspective on these magical beings
making them more approachable.