Description
Dreams that break the silence
Book summary
An adolescent love story that explores the thin line between illusion and disappointment. Set in high school, the narrator immerses us in a relationship that begins with the spark of a shy love, only to transform into an experience marked by betrayal and pain. This work offers an intimate look at those loves that make you dream but, at the same time, keep you from sleeping, trapping the reader in a whirlwind of youthful emotions.
What is it about?
The protagonist finds herself immersed in the silence of a love born in a school setting. Doish, a shy friend, manages to awaken in her a spark of illusion and hope. However, what promised to be a dream romance becomes a contradictory experience: the relationship that made her dream ends up not letting her sleep, plunging her into pain. The plot unfolds between the shadow of love and betrayal, exploring how an initially pure connection can twist and leave the protagonist in a vulnerable position. Through her voice, the reader witnesses an emotional journey that bares the complexities of first loves, where illusion clashes with reality and silence becomes a refuge for suffering.
Main themes
- Adolescent love and disillusionment in a school setting.
- The duality between the illusion of a dream and the pain of betrayal.
- Silence as an expression of emotional suffering.
- Toxic relationships and the loss of innocence in youth.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at young adult and adult readers who enjoy romantic novels with a realistic and emotional approach. It is especially suitable for those who have experienced or wish to understand the complexities of first loves, relationships marked by betrayal, and the search for identity in adolescence. It will also interest those who value intimate narratives and the exploration of deep feelings in an everyday context.
What this book offers
- An honest and raw vision of youthful romantic relationships and their emotional risks.
- The opportunity to reflect on how silence can be both a refuge and a prison in moments of pain.
- A brief but intense narrative that connects with the reader's emotions through a universal experience: heartbreak.
- An intimate portrait of the vulnerability and strength needed to face betrayal in youth.
Technical specifications
- Author: Azzouz Zina, Wassima
- Publisher: Punto Rojo Libros, S.L.
- Language: Spanish
- Theme: ROMANTIC NARRATIVE
- Collection: PUNTO ROJO
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: November 2019
- Number of pages: 96
- Weight: 122 g
Editorial review
A brief but intense literary proposal that captures the essence of adolescent heartbreak with a sincere and relatable narrative voice. The work stands out for its ability to convey complex emotions in just a few pages, offering the reader an agile yet profound reading experience. Recommended for those looking for a romantic story that does not shy away from the more painful aspects of youthful love.