For Míriam Tirado (Manresa, 1976), the way she lived Sant Jordi changed after the pandemic. The parenting consultant and bestselling author, best-sellers as I have a volcano (The Cep and the Asa, 2018) and The invisible thread (B de Blok, 2020), has been publishing books since 2005. "I still remember how, in the early years, I signed very few books and the days were very quiet," explains the author. The reading phenomenon came to her suddenly. The invisible thread appeared during the lockdown, and it wasn't until two years later—when Sant Jordi returned to the normality of street stalls without social distancing or masks—that she found herself faced with long lines of readers waiting for her to sign their books. When she signed her book, my heart leapt. I thought: "How do you manage this?" explains Tirado.