Lost in the City: Tree of Desire and Serafin

Discover the gripping narrative of Lost in the City: Tree of Desire and Serafin, a poignant tale penned by an insightful author and published by the University of Texas Press in 1998. This captivating paperback spans 154 pages and invites readers into the life of Cristina, a young girl who, alongside her little brother Joaquin, flees their seemingly normal yet deeply dysfunctional home.

As they navigate the bustling streets of Mexico City, Cristina and Joaquin face the harsh realities and terrifying challenges of urban life. Their journey raises the question: is it all a dream, or a harsh awakening to the world around them? This compelling story weaves themes of survival, family, and the search for hope amidst chaos, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of city life.

Join Cristina and Joaquin on their unforgettable adventure and explore the depths of human resilience in Lost in the City: Tree of Desire and Serafin.