Last month one of the most impressive books on the current literary scene was released. If you have read the two previous stories by Albert Espinosa ("Red Bracelets" and "The yellow world«) Has now presented the novel that will close the trilogy: "The blue world, love your chaos."
If you already know Espinosa's style, you will see it again reflected in this new title. The author has assured that in this story has shaped the relationship between life and death and the narrow thread that unites them.
If you liked the previous books, you will be able to enjoy this new installment even more.
Plot from The Blue World
The author this time brings us the story of a group of young boys who try to rebel against the world that surrounds them. These 5 characters are going to live an incredible adventure where they will experience new sensations and learn some of the most important lessons in life.
Espinosa reintroduces a fantastic plot that it will fascinate all those lovers of the search for adventure. In addition, it will have an ending that is capable of satisfying readers: it will give us hope and make us see the world in a different way than when we started reading.
This story links directly with the two that we have mentioned before. In this way, any reader who has already been lucky enough to enjoy them will realize the nexus at first and will love it as if they had picked up a book by Espinosa for the first time.
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About the Author…
Albert Espinosa was born on November 5, 1973 in Barcelona. He began studying industrial engineering after suffering from osteosarcoma disease (experience that he later used when writing his books).
While he was graduating he began to feel a very powerful passion for writing. He was one of the members of the university theater group, so many of the plays that were performed there were his. Some of the most outstanding works of those years were "Los pelones" or "A novato en la ETSEIB".
The most characteristic thing about the author is that, despite having completed his career successfully, he never did. once he finished it, he started working on television. In 1998 his first script would be paid and it would begin to evolve from that point.
In 2003 he would write a play, "4th Floor" for which he would acquire part of his fame.
He would try his luck in the world of reading in 2008 with the book "The yellow world". Then I would write "Everything that could have been you and me" (2010) «If you tell me, come, I'll leave everything… but tell me, come» (2011) "Compasses that seek lost smiles" y «The blue world: love your chaos» in this year (2015).