My 4 mothers. By Luis Alberto Mosquera Bonilla
Presentation. By Neftali Rengifo Yurgaqui
“There is not only one mother”: this is how the title of this novel could be accompanied in which the author tells how, due to things of fate, the same person enjoyed, from the very beginning of his existence, the successive love of four children. mothers who would have wanted, each from their feelings, to do the impossible to be unique and reaffirm the contrary and original adage that there is only one mother. (Taken from the Preface – Dr Neftaly Rengifo Yurgaqui)
I had the honor of sharing a space in a privileged place at the beginning of this work, with excellent characters with an exquisite pen, such as Dr. Gloria Amparo Guarín Salazar, who makes the presentation, with Dr. José Auro Torres Girón, who contributes with the prologue and with Dr. César E. Rivas Lara, who makes the introduction. The preface is my brief contribution, which, with the permission of the author, I reproduce in its heading so that the reader is introduced to the delight provided by reading the work that I recommend in a special way.
The author, Luis Alberto Mosquera Bonilla, has a degree in mathematics education from the Universidad del Bosque in Bogotá, a specialist in personalized education from the Catholic University of Manizales, an electronic technologist from the Pascual Bravo Technological Institute in Medellín and a school librarian from the University of Antioquia. . He has long been positioned as a man of letters with more than nine works, among which stand out That woman, The new Eden for the chosen ones, Feeling without senses, Taste of homeland, Zoociocracy, Guidelines for an integral education, Juzbelain’s stories, Sunset in glory y God willing.
Without further ado, and as a gift to them in the month of the most loved one on Earth, I invite you to read “MY 4 MOTHERS”, whose more detailed promotion can be found on the facebook page of the author Luis Alberto Mosquera Bonilla. Congratulations, mothers!
by Luis Alberto Mosquera Bonilla, from Isthmin, who studied at the Colegio Carrasquilla and the one attached to the Normal School,