by Diego Carcedo · Editorial Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788484607847
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El niño que no iba a misa is a moving novel by Diego Carcedo that portrays the harsh reality of post-war Spain through the innocent eyes of a child. In a rural environment marked by poverty, intolerance, and political conflicts, the protagonist faces his own fears and terrors, while his family struggles to survive and protect him from the negative influences that surround him. The story, told from the child's perspective, offers an intimate and personal view of a turbulent era in Spanish history.
