But you will - Josep Katotsbla

"Fifty houses of stone and two hundred inhabitants", is the town where Pietro and Nina spend their holidays with their grandparents, in the summer at the beginning of which they lost their mother. A holiday unlike its predecessors, where the torrent is no longer a stream, the abandoned castle, the Norman tower, and the arrogance of Uncle Rocco, the reckless landowner who has condemned the town to poverty and backwardness. Then the discovery of a family of immigrants hiding inside the tower, and the division of the people between those who reject it and those who are angry at its mysterious presence among them, but that is what will ignite the fuse of change and sow the seeds of hope in the south.

In the midst of the identification of dreams with new tensions, Pietro crosses from childhood to adolescence, and his voice tells us how death, betrayal and injustice are overcome, and how that stage is filled with tenderness and joy despite all the pain. And through this spontaneous, sarcastic and wise voice, Katutsila writes a powerful and powerful novel, one that is full of shadows and lights, of tragedy and laughter, but as simple as all things heartfelt.