by Jon Arretxe · Erein Argitaletxea, S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788491090458
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In 'Estolda jolasak', Toure has hit rock bottom and finds no reasons to continue living. Blinded by pain, he only thinks of revenge, without considering the consequences, which leads to his deportation. However, he does not imagine what awaits him in his native Africa. There he rediscovers himself and feels good in his culture and society, although he is no longer the same man who was looking for a better future. African hospitality is personified in Alou, Aisha and Yakouba, who will accompany the Burkinabe in this new stage of his life, where survival returns to be the leitmotif, especially in the face of the terrible threat that looms over the protagonist, forcing him to undertake a frenetic flight. This forced journey of Toure serves as a perfect excuse for Jon Arretxe to tell us about Africa, a continent he deeply admires. He tells us with such detail the daily life and traditions of its inhabitants that we can feel it, smell it and love it.
