Los ingratos

1975. The new teacher arrives with her children in a town in that Spain that is beginning to empty. The youngest is David. The life of the child consists of going to the era, skinning his knees, looking into a well without a curb and traveling closing his eyes in the grocery store. Until a caregiver comes home and their lives will change forever. From Emerita, David will learn all there is to know about the scars of the body and the wounds of the soul. Thanks to the boy, she will regain something that she believed to have lost long ago. Los ingratos is an exciting novel about a generation that lived in Spain where people traveled without seat belts in a Simca and food was not thrown away because they had not been hungry for so long. A tribute, between tenderness and guilt, to those who accompanied us here without asking for anything in return.