by Lolita Bosch · La Galera · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788424650803
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"My name is Max, I'm fourteen years old and I'm more afraid than the rest of the children. Because sometimes strange things cross my mind that I don't know what they are, where they come from or what they are for. If they are for anything. And then I have the feeling that the others realize that I am not like them and that is why they are afraid of me." This is how Max's story begins. A hard and sincere story, with the honesty of someone who knows they are different and the cruelty of someone who is aware that they do not fit in. The novel, winner of the Cifre de Colonya children's and youth literature prize in Mallorca, is a mature and risky exercise that captivates the reader, takes them by the hand and accompanies them on a special experience: it places them inside the head of a boy with a psychiatric disorder, makes them see through his eyes and makes them live his feelings. And it never closes the door to hope.
Lolita Bosch is a Catalan writer whose work includes novels, essays, and projects related to memory and social issues. She writes in both Catalan and Spanish.
