Bromera, 2021
128 pages
(15 x 22.2 cm.)
Children’s and YA : YA Fiction
In his tenth novel, Joanjo Garcia breaks the silence and the fear surrounding the subject of adolescent suicide, and does so in an unusually brave and straightforward manner through a character known as Jaguar.
One of the aims of the novel - among the other threads woven into the story - is to deal with the subject of mental illness in a natural manner and bring it out into the open in a way that could be of help those who suffer with that or know someone else who does.
Carol Borràs
Bromera
carol@bromera.com
www.bromera.com
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