MY SISTER LIVES ON THE SHELF OF THE FIRE. ANNABEL PITCHER. Siruela. 232 pages
Why I chose this book, and no other, in my view to the good life? who knows, who wants to know, I certainly do not. This is not a necessary book, but after reading it I know it's a book I needed. In it the author speaks of tax pain, aching to be pretending to be consistent, for obedience and loyalty. Two hundred thirty-two pages we are presenting in first person and word by word to Jamie, a child to start telling your story does not know that our first act of cowardice (I call it wisdom) will leave after the first wave that has to do all brave. The story is touching, tender, hilarious at times, but mostly it's a war without weapons in which there are fully identified and injuries hurt anyone sensed. It was a very pleasant surprise to find this story that is not the best in the world but who has managed to tweak read. Highly recommended if one wants to shine all around us. It is dazzling as other novels I've talked to here, but knows how to manage light with precision.
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