La primera mano que sostuvo la mia
(Author) Maggie O'FarrellFrustrated with her parents' country life, Lexie Sinclair escapes to London where she learns to be a reporter, embrace her postwar freedom, and, when she finds herself pregnant, raises the baby on her own. In the present day, young painter Elina navigates the first weeks of motherhood even though she can't remember giving birth, while her boyfriend Ted is flooded with memories he cannot place. As their stories unfold, changing voices in each chapter, a connection takes shape between them.
Maggie O'Farrell
Maggie O'Farrell is a renowned Irish author known for her novel "Hamnet," a poignant exploration of grief and loss in Shakespeare's family. Her lyrical prose and intricate storytelling have earned her critical acclaim and numerous awards. O'Farrell's ability to capture the complexities of human emotions has made her a standout voice in contemporary literature.
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