No pasa nada : Un libro atípico sobre autismo, discapacidad y maternidad patas arriba

Midday in Navajo Nation. An endless highway, a family left to fend for themselves, and the beginning of a story that's not what it seems. This is how Nothing Happens begins. An essay that starts like a thriller, where fictionalized testimony intertwines with informative commentary. Narrated by the mother of an autistic girl, Nothing Happens addresses disability from the perspective of motherhood and pushes us to question our own definition of "normal." A book that humorously celebrates this topsy-turvy motherhood and, alongside figures like Temple Grandin and Donna Williams, explores some of the defining characteristics of autism. We'll leave the American desert and follow this family to Switzerland. A country famous for its wealth and progress, but where the obstacles for those who are "different" are no less significant. These issues are addressed with necessary social commentary and will form part of this atypical narrative. An invitation to embrace our diversity as a species and a cry for care and inclusion.