El único destino (The Only Road)

Her storytelling feels authentic and heartfelt. I'm curious about what motivated her to tell this particular story and how she approached representing such a sensitive topic.

The book balances the hardships of fleeing home with moments of hope and resilience. I wonder if others felt this duality made the story more impactful.

It's a fine line to walk, and Diaz seems to handle it with care. I’d love to know what considerations went into balancing realism with age-appropriate storytelling.