Unveiling Secrets: Claudia Castro Luna Reveals the Hidden Story Behind The Flowers Along the Way
SR: That’s why this book is so important. It is not an everyday story.
CCL: Yes, and we have so few stories of children who have lived through war and whose psychic processes are similar: the bottled fear, the terror, and how those show up later in life. It was very important for me to put my experience on the historical record, especially since it’s from the viewpoint of a girlchild.
SR: Cipota under the Moon focuses on the war experience through the eyes of a girlchild. Cipota — does that mean girl?
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