Marina Romero recommends "a book that reconciles you with life."

"Panties in the sun It is one of those books that reconciles you with life," says journalist Marina Romero (Barcelona, 1985), editor and presenter of the program More than 324She is one of the many people who has been captivated by the first novel by a writer with whom she shares a generation: Regina Rodríguez Sirvent (Puigcerdà, 1983).

Word of mouth turned Panties in the sun (The Bell, 2022) in One of the revelations of Sant Jordi in 2023. Two years later, the book by the black hat writer continues to make a name for itself among readers. "You'll fall in love with Rita Racons, Aksel, Eva, Bini, John, and Grandma," says Romero, reinforcing the recommendation of this story that begins when the protagonist leaves her native Alp and her parents' restaurant to settle in Atlanta and become aau pair in a family of the intellectual elite of the southern United States.

"It's a book that reminds us how many fantastic things you can experience if you're willing to open up and dare. And to pursue, without fear, what in one way or another we all end up searching for. Without sugar. And with a humor full of tenderness," says a journalist accustomed to managing you. sugary. From the novel, Romero draws a conclusion that is surely the same one that Rodríguez Sirvent wanted to convey: "While reading the book, you won't be able to help but think that if your life now doesn't give you everything you want, there are a thousand paths to take. Because nothing ends with a failure."

To accompany the reading of Panties in the sun, the editor and presenter of the More than 324 recommends that you "pick up a pencil because you will want to underline the phrases that hide the vital and wonderfully resonant spirit of the author, Regina Rodríguez Sirvent."