Desayuno en Júpiter

(Breakfast at Jupiter) Book not yet available in English

Summary:

When Ofelia and Amoke meet, their worlds seem completely different. Ofelia is chaos. She is an astronomy enthusiast who failed her A-levels. Then, she spends a gap year in Wales with her father, selling organic jam and trying to find her purpose in life. Amoke is order. She is a lonely and responsible biology student who spends all her time away from university looking after her brother and reading Charles Darwin books. The only things Ophelia and Amoke have in common are Virginia Wonnacott (an eccentric and hermit novelist in her nineties), an odd NGO, and a sense of not having a full life. When Virginia Wonnacott offers Ophelia a job, the two girls’ worlds come together. By means of arguments, second-hand books, letters and late-night messages, Ophelia and Amoke embark on a journey to find a future they had never knewn it could exist, a future which will enable them to discover their feelings for each other.

Comment:

It is a love story between two girls. It is a pure love that leads to complete hapiness. This work will enable readers to understand that lesbian love does exist. Indeed, this love is equal to any other; it cannot be hindered. And society must accept it without any discrimination.

Edited by: Universidade de Vigo

Author(s): Tomé, Andrea

Publisher: Plataforma Neo

City: Barcelona

Year: 2017

Pages: 440

ISBN: 9788416820863

Age Range: 11 - 14

Original Language: ES

Keywords: Diversity, Friendship, Identity, Sexuality

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