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The young Cartagena writer Aurora Nieto López, with only 14 years, presents on Tuesday, February 25, at 8:00 p.m., her first book 'New life' in the Josefina Soria library of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center, within the program activities Read, Think, Imagine.
The novel has 300 pages and talks about universal themes: from love to friendship, and more current ones, such as bullying.
The guiding thread of Aurora's work is the tribulations of a 12-year-old teenager who has changed cities and institutes with difficulties of adaptation and much fear.
These are the experiences that many kids experience today.
It is the story of a young man who learns to overcome the toughest stage of his life: adolescence. This novel shows that despite all the adversities starting from scratch is not always so bad.
Aurora María Nieto López.
(Cartagena, 2005).
Since childhood she has felt passion for reading and loved writing short stories.
This book is his first publication that has taken three years to see the light.
She started it with eleven years of age when her language teacher encouraged her to write a long story.
The project began in the old way, in handwritten notebooks.
Upon finishing it, he decided to share it and publish it on paper.
Another of his passions is drawing.
All illustrations are her work.
Aurora is currently in 3rd grade of ESO.
This book is based on some experiences of his own life.
It will be presented by Sandra Egea.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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