Without adapted school transport to take her daughter from school psychiatric unit where she is admitted in Sant Boi de Llobregat To the high school in the Barcelona district of Sant Martí, Laura Trabal worked as a taxi driver so that the girl, now 15, could continue her academic activities. For three months, from January to March, she explains that she would pick her up, wait in front of the school gate in case she had to go rescue her, and take her back to the hospital. But, without her own vehicle, there came a time when the rental car bill was too much for the family economy and she couldn't maintain that routine. At the beginning of this school year, for the moment, the daughter also doesn't attend regular classes and must settle for the hour ofhospital classroom a day, "completely insufficient" to be able to continue her studies.

Anabel González is a psychiatrist and medical doctor. She has written several books analyzing how what happens to us affects us, but in her latest publication she does exactly the opposite: she addresses how things that haven't happened to us shape us. She makes this clear in the title itself, What didn't happen (Planet).

She is 41 years old, she is the daughter of the famous psychiatrist Enrique Rojas Montes and she leads both the book sales