Leticia Sala "In Casa" for Sant Jordi

Here's a taste of Leticia's Literary Gems for gifting, in her own words:



"La Historia de los Vertebrados" by Mar García Puig
A poignant exploration of maternal mental health, blending personal anecdotes with historical insights.

"The Odd Woman and the City" by Vivian Gornick
Reflective and perceptive observations of New York City, evoking laughter and tears.



"Archive" by Sofia Coppola
A captivating behind-the-scenes look at Coppola's creative process, filled with emails, collages, and discarded materials. All of her fears and desires are encapsulated within this art book.



"¿Quién Te Crees Que Eres?" By Alice Munro

A captivating journey through the lives of two women over four decades, with passages that linger in the memory.



"Les Années" by Annie Ernaux

Through the descriptions of photographs, Ernaux seamlessly transitions from the universal to the particular with remarkable agility. The presence of autobiography, sociology, and politics imbues her narrative with both personal and collective dimensions simultaneously.