by Jordi Sierra i Fabra · Algar · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788491427254
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In 'Kafka and the Traveling Doll', Jordi Sierra i Fabra presents us with an emotional story about imagination and kindness. While the writer Franz Kafka strolls through Berlin, he encounters a girl inconsolable over the loss of her doll. To comfort her, Kafka invents a moving story in which he becomes the doll's postman, assuring her that her doll is not lost, but has gone on a trip. This story begins a series of imaginary letters that Kafka writes to the girl, narrating the doll's adventures around the world. A work that celebrates the ability of literature to heal and connect people, worthy of the National Prize for Children's and Youth Literature.
Spanish writer and journalist
