The granddaughter, by: Alfonso Crosh

In this confusing bewildering book, Alfonso Crosh presents us with a work of imagination that rises above reality, and makes satire a style that carries many questions, as Professor "Bourha" stands as a competitor to the philosopher of pleasure "Diogenes Diandanda," and the lantern "Ari" the shepherd becomes similar to the pessimistic sarcastic "Diogenes" lantern. We are faced with a novel that combines joy and sorrow, a novel that does not stop making us laugh every time we delve into it, so that when we finish laughing, we do not notice ourselves while we cry. Marie Hélène Biounic. Number of pages: 348