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Small Letter: mothers and children of various species

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Briefings

A chilena Paloma Valdivia explores the universal bond between mother and child in her book 'Letra Pequena', which argues that this connection transcends human species. The text presents a narrative where the territory of childhood is sacred, illustrating a lasting connection that persists across different species.

Key points

• The book 'Letra Pequena' by Paloma Valdivia explores the universal bond between mother and child across species.
• The text explicitly states that the connection between mother and child is not exclusive to humans.

Context

Paloma Valdivia, a Chilean author, writes about the sacred nature of childhood territory, presenting a narrative where a lasting connection persists across different species.

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