Selma, Besos Y Embrollos

Una historia divertida y llena de momentos incómodos, que invita a reflexionar sobre la sexualidad, la diversidad y las aventuras ?y complejidades? que se viven al crecer.
-Qué le pasa a Selma? Primero le viene la regla y, de repente, todo el mundo empieza a hablar de besos. ¡Pero si ella solo tiene 12 años!
Su madre tiene un nuevo trabajo por el cual ya casi nunca está en casa. Ahora Selma tiene que aprender a crecer junto a su padre que, aunque se esfuerza, a veces no sabe muy bien cómo manejar la situación.
Un día aparece en la escuela una lista misteriosa en la que las niñas están clasificadas del 0 al 10 según su apariencia. ¡Qué crueldad! Selma se unirá a sus amigas para encontrar a les culpables y, entre tanto, descubrirá algunas cosas sobre sí misma y su entorno.
Un relato que desafía convenciones.
¡Escrito en lenguaje inclusivo!

Julia C. Gó mez Sá ez (Madrid, 1980) earned a BA in Translation and Interpreting at the Pontifical University of Comillas and a MA in Language Science and Hispanic Linguistics at the National University of Distance Education. She translates from English, French, and German into Spanish. She is an associate professor in the Translation and Interpreting program at the Complutense University of Madrid and researches the translation of comics. She has translated authors such as Heather O'Neill, Lucy Cousins, Lisa Fittko, Belinda Alexandra, Maurane Mazars, Julia Rothman, and Walter Isaacson. Laura Melina Berling, who almost prefers to be called Lina, is a feminist blogger online and on Instagram under the name @littlefeministblog. There, she addresses topics primarily related to the body, sexuality, mental health, intersectionality, and gender. She also works as a freelance author and offers advice as a social educator to young people in difficult life situations. In her private life, she likes to cuddle with her cat, Kartoffel, and tries not to get bogged down in the chaos. Hannah Rö del studied Fine Arts at the Offenbach School of Design and has been drawing all her life. Her illustrations have also been used in animations and even as inspiration for ceramic sculptures. Her work often addresses feminist themes, body image, and LGBTQ+ empowerment, although other times she's just talking about cats and chaos.