Casi adultos

Adulthood doesn't arrive with a ceremony; there's no exact moment when everything changes. It comes one ordinary day, without warning, when you start taking on responsibilities you never knew you'd have to shoulder; you start paying bills, having to make decisions you'd rather not make, saying goodbye to people, having to measure time, your body, and your fear. And deep down, you're still the same person. Almost Adults is a book about that moment —or, rather, about the impossibility of pinpointing it—. A fragmented narrative that unfolds amidst breakups, moves, losses, relationships, therapy, and small, everyday revelations. It's not a conventional novel, nor an autobiography, but rather a piece of writing that observes, questions, and wonders what we do with what doesn't fit.