Amapolas en octubre

Carolina, in her early forties, spends her days between a hospital room and her JO bookstore. She finds herself involved in a real crossroads: her parents, around whom her entire life gravitates, have suffered a terrible accident. Her father has passed away and her mother, conscious but speechless, recovers in a clinic. The meetings with the convalescent mother serve as a pretext for Carolina to reveal the chronicle of her existence and that of her friends and family, in the midst of a family that had all the wicked to savor happiness and ends up being tremendously unhappy . Carolina will eventually reconstruct her identity through a curious "therapy" that she devises to get her mother, Barbara, out of her sickbed: every afternoon she will keep her company and read books that have meant something to her at key moments in her life. youth. Her choice of titles responds to the peculiar "phonopathic head" of the bookstore readings that will help him exorcise the demons from her.