«Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez! Qué sentís cuando os falta el onceavo dedo? No lo sabéis; yo tampoco. Lo que sé es que no os falta nada; os sobra. Os sobran posibilidades.

En este libro, David Aguilar narra, con una voz fresca y cercana, cómo construyó su primer brazo de Lego y otras muchas historias con las que enseñarnos la lección más importante que ha aprendido: no hay mejor prótesis que el amor.

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Don't miss this extraordinarystory about overcoming adversity, written by David Aguilar, known as Hand Soloonline.

"Often enough people ask me what it feels like to be missing half anarm. And honestly... I don'tknow. What do you feel when you're missing a finger? Count them for me, will you? Stop reading and count your fingers.

"One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten! What does it feel like to be missing your eleventh finger? You don't know. Neither do I. What I do know is that you are not lacking--you have plenty.Plenty of possibilities."

In this book, by means of a fresh and touching voice, David Aguilar retells how he built his first arm with Legos, and shares many other stories to teach us the most important lesson he has learned in life: there is no better prosthetics than love.