SOUTH OF ALAMEDA - LOLA LARRA

Discover the captivating story of young people who dared to change the world! "South of Alameda" is a novel that takes the reader to Santiago de Chile, where students at one school decide to take matters into their own hands. It is a story about rebellion, coming of age, and searching for one's own identity in turbulent times.

• Inspiring story about a youth rebellion
• Engaging plot set in the reality of Chilean protests
• Expressive characters that are easy to identify with
• Beautiful illustrations that bring the story to life
• Ideal reading for youth and adults

The novel takes place in a small school south of Alameda Avenue, which becomes the epicenter of the youth movement. Inspired by mass protests, students decide to occupy their school, leading to remarkable changes both in their environment and in themselves. Among them is Nicols, a talented goalkeeper for the school team, who keeps a diary of the occupation, sharing his thoughts and observations.

The novel "South of Alameda" is not only a story about rebellion, but also about solidarity, friendship, and the search for one's place in the world. The author, Lola Larra, masterfully captures the atmosphere of the Chilean protests of 2006, known as the Penguin Revolution, showing the determination and courage of young people in the fight for a better future. The illustrations by Vicente Reinamontes add a unique character to the novel, placing the reader in the middle of the action.

Debit Publishing presents this exceptional novel in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The paperback cover and dimensions of 231x165 mm make the book comfortable to read and ideal as a gift. "South of Alameda" is a read that is sure to touch the hearts of readers and encourage reflection on the role of young people in shaping the future.