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The Nomadic Childhood of Elvira Lindo Between Cadiz and Madrid: "I Grew up Trying to Decipher My Father's Mood"
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Elvira Lindo always tried to translate some of the brushstrokes of her personal life into her books. Thus, the famous writer left a bit of a record of those first years of life in her beloved Carabanchel, through Manolito Gafotas, but she also did so in other titles as well known as The Child and the Beast or Olivia and the letter to the Magi. And it is that Elvira’s childhood was not entirely easy; it was marked by the times when she changed he…
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