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Mi hermano se llama Jessica (Salamandra Bolsillo)

Salamandra Bolsillo

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Pages
192 pp.
Language
Spanish
Publisher
Salamandra Bolsillo
Year
2023
ISBN
9788418796999
Dimensions
12.6 x 1.7 x 18.9 cm
Written by
John Boyne and Eduardo Adrián Hojman Altieri

Sam has known his sister Jessica his whole life, but today they will meet for the first time.

My Brother’s Name is Jessica is a moving story by John Boyne, author of the literary phenomenon The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, arriving at a very timely moment. With this intense, emotional novel, written with empathy, lightness, and irony, the author portrays a family’s journey toward acceptance.

Sam Waver is a lonely boy who struggles to make friends, and his parents are so busy that he sometimes feels invisible. Luckily, he has his older brother, Jason, who seems to have a perfect life: not only is he charming and popular, but he is also the star of the football team, and all the girls want to date him. Sam idolizes him.

However, one day, Jason gathers his family to share a secret he has been keeping for a long time: his real name is Jessica. Their parents can’t believe it, and Sam discovers they are not the open and tolerant people he thought they were. Everyone’s lives are turned upside down, and it seems things will never be the same again.

Critics have said:
“As funny as it is moving... A must-read for all ages.”
Irish Independent

“This captivating and emotional story will not leave you indifferent.”
Attitude Magazine

“Outstanding.”
Irish Examiner

“John Boyne made a name for himself with The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, and in My Brother’s Name is Jessica he is in top form. A timely tale, written with delicacy.”
Daily Express

Title
Mi hermano se llama Jessica (Salamandra Bolsillo)
Author
John Boyne, Eduardo Adrián Hojman Altieri
Publisher
Salamandra Bolsillo
Published
2023
Availability
In stock
Language
Español
Pages
192 pp.
ISBN-13
9788418796999
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