L'ordre de les coses

Claudia is upset with the music teacher and Blai, her childhood friend, is left with a broken heart. With Quel, Berta and other colleagues from the village face the summer as if their lives were at stake. Olot is a punch, and they will set up a band to shake up the major festivities. Pepe, meanwhile, cries Rosario while serving beers at the Firal bar; his past whistles like a pressure cooker. Esther doesn't seem to be there at all, and Nina is the only beacon of common sense. And in Marga's oven, of course, they soak bread with gossip. All in all, an evening of characters struggling to find the order of things and end up being experts, rather, in surfing the mess. The grace of life is precisely this disorder. A novel that sharpens views, irony, language and the joy of living.