The Island of Lost Letters

In 1914, amidst World War I, young Albert is torn from his home in Strasbourg and sent to a refuge far from the chaos: Isola de la Cona. There, in the tranquility of the island and in the company of his uncle Aubodun, Albert plunges into a world where nostalgia intertwines with friendship and courage. Through the pages of "The Island of Lost Letters," Oriol Canosa invites us to experience a moving adventure, marked by letters that never reach their destination and characters that will leave an indelible mark on the reader's heart. This first Spanish edition, published by Babulinka Libros, offers a narrative written that flows through 144 pages of pure emotion and reflection. The book's soft cover makes it easy to handle and transport, allowing Albert's story to accompany you wherever you go.