Talking to the stars

Elena García Perez

Sinopsis

A CHILD, A YOUTH, AN ADULT

LOVE, FRIENDSHIP, QUEST…..

What is life?, Are there any other worlds?, Who am I?

 

All this is combined in the work, "Talking to the stars", turning fantasy into reality through its character "Pipilet Mandala", a humanoid snail, who has crossed space and come to Earth as a "Universal Correspondent."

Through the different dialogues, not only will you discover new horizons and concepts of life, but you will also feel like another protagonist within the narrative.

There are writings that conquer any age, stories that project the magic of a reality. Enigmas that lead you to a quest. This is one of these books that will make you reflect and investigate so that you can find for yourself, both the enigmas of life and your own inner essence.

Disponible desde: 15/01/2021.

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