by Juliette Morillot · GRIJALBO · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788425347597
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In South Korea in the 1950s, Seungia is born on Sorokto Island, a place of confinement for people with leprosy. Despite the hopelessness that permeates the island, the friendship of a sick child and the affection of her teacher give her the strength to escape. In a hostile world, Seungia struggles to survive, experiencing sadness, love, and the possibility of a better life, until the past catches up with her. A moving story about hope and resilience in an adverse environment.
Juliette Morillot is a French journalist. She is the author of several books about North Korea.
