Un Cuento Triste No Tan Triste

When her grandmother gets to spend some time at the home of Sofia and her mother, none of the three imagines the transformation that is about to happen in each of them. Sofia can not understand why her grandmother is always grumpy and angry at the world. Over the weeks, she learns that the hardness of her grandmother is actually a veil that hides a story of pain and loss. The sea, poetry and plants are essential in the journey of recognizing and healing the three women undertake. Here is a moving story whose message of hope shows how necessary it is to forgive others, but mostly ourselves, to achieve happiness.

Jorge Bucay is a doctor and a psychotherapist. His books have been translated into more than 24 languages, and he has become one of the most influential thinkers of today's society. He is the author of Amarse con los ojos abiertos, Cartas para Claudia, Cuentos para pensar, De la autoestima al egoísmo, De la ignorancia a la sabiduría, and Hojas de ruta.