¡A mí qué me importa!

Synopsis of ¡A mí qué me importa!

«¡A mí qué me importa!» is the children's book by Concha Blanco, published by Editorial Bruño in paperback (176 pages, in Spanish).

The narrator is María, a girl who doesn't understand why adults say such strange things. One day her grandmother arrives home claiming she's dead, but she sits down and keeps talking, which leaves María very puzzled. True to her motto, the protagonist prefers not to dwell on these contradictions and moves on with humor and confidence.

Published in 1998, it is part of Bruño's Altamar collection; the cover of this edition mentions the 1987 Lazarillo Prize.

Suitable for primary school readers who are beginning to discover the humor of colloquial expressions and the misunderstandings they cause.