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At seven years old, Saskia loses everything in an instant: an allergic reaction robs her of her hearing just as she had learned to speak, to listen, and to live in a world of sound. From then on, she grows up trying to fit into a reality that no longer feels like her own, striving to be who she once was. But the exhaustion, the loneliness, and the lack of identity push her to the limit. And it is precisely there that she discovers sign language and, with it, a new way of understanding herself, communicating, and existing. In this intimate and moving novel, Miriam Garlo, winner of the Goya Award for Best New Actress, makes her debut in fiction with a story of loss, reconstruction, and belonging. Linked to the world of Sorda, Andrea Garlo's award-winning film, Flying with a Broken Wing delves into the experience of deafness from within, with an honest, courageous, and essential perspective.