Rosina's small boat

"Rosina, her small boat" is a story of the Amazon forests in the most precise minutes. It is narrated by Jose Mauro, the owner of "My Tree, the Wonderful Orange Tree," passionately from a forest in which he lost himself, flesh and blood and memory. The hero, Zay Oroko, crosses the river on his small boat, Rosina. And Rosina is not just any boat; she is a companion and a teacher, teaching Zay Oroko the lessons she has touched since she was a seed, a tree, then wood that becomes a boat. It is also a novel, revealing to his friend Zay Oroko enchanting stories that allow the reader to touch the spirit of the forest with all its components. The forest and the river, a unique narrative universe, magical and located in rain, flood, and sun. We laugh with this novel and we cry, we live and we dream. We wander in a strange childish universe, where bizarre misery is absent, softness and harshness are friends, and every element becomes a subject of questioning and a material for storytelling.