Paperback / 256 Pages / Spanish Version Yunjae is sixteen years old, at the age of overwhelming emotions, love, and rage. But the amygdala in his brain is small, smaller than an almond, and as a result, Yunjae is unable to feel anything. Educated by his mother and grandmother, he learns to identify the emotions of others and to fake his moods so as not to stand out in a world that will soon label him as a stranger. "If the person you're talking to cries, you squint your eyes, lower your head, and gently pat them on the back," his mother tells him. This is how he builds an apparent normality that shatters the day a psychopath attacks both women on the street. From then on, Yunjae must learn to live alone, without the desire to shed a tear, without sadness, fear, or happiness. Unlikely people reach out to Yunjae: an old friend of his mother's, a girl capable of shattering certainties, and even a bully with more affinity than expected. The three of them will break the loneliness of the protagonist of Almendra.
| General Specification | Single Book |
| Language | Spanish |
| SKU | sd25080608612802804 |
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