Que nadie diga que no luchaste contra molinos de viento

A father who crosses the ocean to rescue his daughter from the clutches of a sect whose leader not only exploits her labor, but has turned her into a child-mother. The peasant who had an impossible dream: to build a cathedral that he erected with the mortar of his hands and his faith. The woman who fought for her daughter, with Down syndrome, not to be belittled under the grammar of "the different". An irreducible lover of nature who defends birds from the destructive hand of those who ignore that nature is a loan that future generations have granted us. The old woman who provides shelter for the prisoners who leave the hell of the prison to enter the hell of reintegration. An elite athlete who opens the doors of his closet and her wardrobe to confess her homosexuality. The woman who stands up to the Administration so that it cares with dignity for the young women devastated by anorexia. The mother who lost her son in a traffic accident caused by a drugged driver, and who fights for Parliament to consider driving under the influence of drugs with a higher criminal definition. A famous television presenter who lives with her son's childhood diabetes and struggles to make society aware of the importance of healthy eating. All of them are vital hooks impossible not to bite by the reader; narratives about love, altruism and struggle.