Small memories, by: José Saramago

The small memories are the autobiography of Saramago in which he only addresses the childhood period. They are the memories that passed through him and engraved their marks in his conscience, contributing to building the first building blocks of the little child's personality who later became one of the most important writers in the world. Saramago says about "the small memories": "This book tells about the child I was as the best way for me to understand myself. And although some believe that the first years of our lives - the years of innocence - are a period we live through and forget, I believe the opposite completely." Number of pages 141.