Se lo llevaron: recuerdos de una niña de Camboya (tapa blanda)

Her narrative feels so raw and honest. I'm curious what motivated her to tell this part of her life and how she navigated the process.

The descriptions of violence and loss are intense, but they also feel necessary for understanding the history. How did others process these heavy moments?

The way the story unfolds—through her memories—creates a powerful flow. I wonder if this was a deliberate choice to mirror her healing journey.