El Gran Viaje / The Great Journey - Panicello, Víctor
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Crossing the desert, spending months in a prison, making a dangerous sea crossing, contemplating a sea of stars, living in a refugee camp, experiencing great dangers... Through Ibrahim's eyes, we will experience this journey of more than four thousand kilometres from Sudan, his home, to the outskirts of Madrid, where the protagonist and his family have settled after fleeing a bloody war. A novel that deals with social and topical issues and calls for solidarity.

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Produktbeschreibung
Crossing the desert, spending months in a prison, making a dangerous sea crossing, contemplating a sea of stars, living in a refugee camp, experiencing great dangers... Through Ibrahim's eyes, we will experience this journey of more than four thousand kilometres from Sudan, his home, to the outskirts of Madrid, where the protagonist and his family have settled after fleeing a bloody war. A novel that deals with social and topical issues and calls for solidarity.
Autorenporträt
Víctor Panicello es licenciado en derecho y, desde hace más de quince años, compagina su carrera profesional en este campo con una dilatada trayectoria como autor de literatura juvenil, a lo largo de la cual ha obtenido algunos premios importantes, como el Ciudad de Badalona de Narrativa Juvenil 2003 o el Columna Jove 2012. Ha combinado con acierto el estilo más intimista de algunas de sus obras iniciales, su trabajo literario con colectivos de jóvenes con riesgo de exclusión social y sus incursiones en el mundo de la ficción. Víctor Panicello has a degree in Law and, for more than fifteen years, has accompanied his professional career in this field with a long career as an author of young adult literature, and much of his work has won important prizes, such as the City of Badalona Youth Narrative 2003 award or the Columna Jove 2012 award. He has successfully combined the most intimate style of some of his early works, his literary work with groups of young people at risk of social exclusion and his incursions into the world of fiction.