Fiction & Literature
Oldladyvoice
Elisa Victoria
Synopsis
In Seville in 1993, nine-year-old Marina spends the summer with her grandmother while worrying about her mother’s health. Her curiosity about bodies and adulthood accompanies fears she cannot easily share. The novel follows a child’s unruly inner life and the affection that gives her room to face a confusing world.
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