CHILDHOOD WITH A-MA-LING

Memories of a provincial Spanish girl in the 1950s

De: Victoria F. Leffingwell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What was the daily life of children like in the 50s? Although we strive to complicate it, life is originally simple, and looking at it through the eyes of some girls may remind us, or teach us, that we should see everything in an easier way. This novel takes us to a microcosm of a city, not very large in size but rich in history, in which the little protagonists are immersed in their particular stories and with these they have fun, play, suffer, cry, laugh, go out and they enter, take us back to a world that no longer exists, and makes us meditate on universal concepts: friendship, family, school, joys and childhood disappointments, and through its pages we see how they resolved their conflicts. Because although for a child their problem is the big problem, and that will never change, by not carrying the accumulated burden of adults, they are freer and move on to another topic with ease. Let’s learn from childhood. Happy reading!