When we ask Ferran Garcia, which has won one of the latest Llibreter Prize thanks to the novel Sau (Weeds, 2025), a book recommendation for summer reading, takes a while to find the ideal title: "First I thought of telling you Great Expectations, of Charles Dickens, in Carner's translation, because I consider it a perfect book, and the translation, too – he says. Then, the most beautiful book I have ever read, "Peter and Wendy –also known as Peter Pan–, by J.M. Barrie. But, finally, I think I'll tell you one of those I reread the most, a beautiful bramble bush from which, if you enter it, it is absolutely impossible to emerge unharmed".

It is unusual for the same work to have two premieres in a few months. But for those who knew the moving tragedy of Wadji Mouawad, Oriol Broggi premiered at the Library in June, we must recommend that you visit the Teatro Apolo now to see and hear (now in Spanish) Mario Gas's take on a tremendously topical play, even more so given the genocide in Gaza. This recommendation obviously extends to those unfamiliar with the play and to one of the most important playwrights of this century.