El libro de Rosy: La historia de una madre

Her story is so raw and impactful—I'm curious about what motivated her to tell this deeply personal journey to the world.

The stories of loss and hope felt so visceral that I wondered if others found it difficult to read at times. How did this book affect others emotionally?

The way she weaves her story across different timelines kept me engaged but also made me think about her storytelling choices—was this planned from the beginning?