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Pin accompanies Bettina, a cousin of her father’s, on a trip to Thailand, acting as her English interpreter. Bettina is preparing a report on the “Girafa girls” and has to interview a Thai anthropologist. They are put up in the mansion of Mr. Junker, a sinister character whom Pin does not trust. Soon after their arrival she discovers that Mr. Junker is a child trafficker, and finds three children imprisoned in the mansion’s cellar. This is the start of a frantic adventure full of dangers and risks.

For her sixteenth birthday, Aura has been given a very special birthday present: an English course at a very prestigious Dublin school. Though she is filled with fear and uncertainties, Aura’s August promises to be full of adventures and discoveries. She is going to live in a chaotic student residence on Maragda island, and will experience pubs first-hand, travel to Ulster and learn some of the most important lessons of her life.

Isayid has always lived with a nomadic tribe in the desert where she was abandoned by Turkish soldiers. Since she was a child she has asked about her origins and her past, and as the years go by, for various circumstances, Isayid decides to set off on a never-ending trip around the world in order to discover herself and her mysterious origins. During this trip, a strong friendship grows between Rachel and Yarkos, as well as between the girl and other characters who travel the world, refugees from the 20th century wars. This is a novel full of feeling, courage and respect, as well as a precious and authentic love story.