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Who it's for

For readers looking for a political, feminist and formally daring novel full of irony. It is deliberately uncomfortable, with sarcasm and political incorrectness, and it criticises very different political camps, alternative ones included.

Why people still read it

It won the Premio Herralde in 2018 and Spain's National Prize for Narrative in 2019, and El País ranked it 43rd on its list of the hundred best books of the 21st century. Seix Barral, which had commissioned it, asked for its most controversial parts to be cut; the author refused and published it with Anagrama.

Written with the help of AI from Open Library, todostuslibros, and Wikipedia, without giving away the ending, and reviewed by a person.