Mar, pasión y romance del bueno junto a un chiringuito de la costa. Como el mejor verano de tu vida, no querrás que se acabe nunca.
Llega el cierre de la saga Dunas, que a tantas lectoras está enamorando.
Lo malo de crecer obsesionado con Disney es que te haces mayor.
Lo bueno es que, al crecer, puedes elegir seguir creyendo.
Mario de las Dunas lleva toda su vida preparándose para encontrar a su princesa ideal. En su imaginación está claro: será dulce, risueña, valiente y nada le gustará más que sentarse a ver una peli infantil. Todo va bien, hasta que llega ella y le demuestra que, a veces, las princesas se pintan los labios de negro, llevan tatuajes, tienen una lengua afilada y prefieren clavarse alfileres bajo las uñas antes que ver una peli Disney.
Este es un cuento en el que la princesa no quiere ser princesa y el príncipe es quien espera a su amor verdadero.
Un cuento para soñar, reír y llorar porque, a veces, los finales felices requieren no una, sino muchas batallas.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONS
The sea, the passion, and a good romance next to a beachfront bar on the coast. Like the best summer of your life, you won't want it to end.
This is the ending to the Dunas series, one that so many readers have fallen in love with.
The bad thing about growing up obsessed with Disney is that you grow up.
The good thing is that, after having grown up, you can choose to continue to believe.
Mario de las Dunas has spent his entire life fantasizing about finding his ideal princess. In his imagination, it was always clear: she would be sweet, happy, brave, and she would like nothing more than to sit down with him to watch children's movies. Everything was going according to plan, until she arrives and shows him that sometimes princesses paint their lips black, have tattoos, have a sharp and clever sense of humor, and would rather stick pins under their fingernails than watch a Disney movie.
This is a story in which the princess does not want to be a princess and the prince is the one waiting for his true love.
A story to dream, laugh, and cry with, because sometimes happy endings involve not one, but many battles.
