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With an attentive and subtle gaze and an unaffected emotiveness, Paloma Díaz-Mas explores the meeting of two stories, two pasts (that of the family and the collective past, the political and the personal), which remains embodied in objects, accounts and memories.

Nothing is as it seems, says Teo, who, in keeping with this phrase, conceals his own name. He is 27 years old, still lives with his mother, suffers from a mild form of lupus and worships Lenny Bruce. Shut up in his tiny room, he practices escapism until one day the rain drives him into a bar, where he meets Lena.

Rachel and Anne are twin sisters who come to the world together and face life together. They will invent their own language, create a common imaginary world and develop a unique complicity. If this relationship can be a strong protection against the gaze of others, it can also be dangerous when each of them looks for herself in the reflection of the other...

Blas Rueda´s text is accompanied by colourful, highly detailed illustrations by Blanca Millán which combine to tell the story of Lola who hears a noise a bit like a moo one afternoon while she is sitting at the table drawing pictures of moons and stars. She then discovers that 21 cows have escaped from their cowherd and their home in the sewing box and are now scattered all around the house!