I Write So You Can Hear Me

Noa, twelve years old, precocious, a poet, and hypersensitive, misunderstood and a victim of bullying, attempts to cut out his tongue before retreating into silence. Initially admitted to a child psychiatric hospital, his parents, determined to do whatever it takes to help their son, take a two-month sabbatical to accompany him on the Camino de Santiago, from Irun to Santiago de Compostela via El Camino del Norte. The reader is invited into a story full of emotions, to experience their struggles