Publicado en enero de este año, la sinopsis comercial casi me está convenciendo para comprarlo, pero he decidido esperar unos meses, no vaya a ser que se publique en español y, de este modo, podría disfrutar más de la experiencia lectora.
Después de leer las primeras páginas en Amazon, he visto en ella una mezcla de los temas que se tratarán en el libro y bastante claros, por lo que no sé cómo los irá a desarrollar a lo largo de más de 300 páginas. ¿Será repetitivo?
Esta es la sinopsis comercial (en inglés):
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett grew up in rural Wales with a severely
autistic brother and a single mother who did everything she could to
give her children a truly magical childhood. At the heart of what made
their chaotic, loving house a home were a succession of extraordinary
cats.
In her thirties, Rhiannon and the man who would become her
husband, make a rented home for themselves, with a succession of
lodgers, while they try to save for a more stable future.
Thoughts of a
baby are never far from her mind, but after a childhood as her brother's
carer, does she want to devote her adult life to such a traditional,
female role, especially when she has so many books to write? And can she
be sure she will ever be free of the PTSD from which she has suffered
since she was attacked in a London street in her twenties, and was lucky
to escape alive?
Moving from winter to spring over the course of
a long, locked-down year 2020, this nimble and gorgeously written memoir
charts the way a small cat called Mackerel changed everything about
Rhiannon's life, taught her to face down her fears, and to appreciate
quite how much love she had to offer.
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