O DIA EM QUE MEU PRÉDIO DEU NO PÉ

One day, without the slightest warning or apparent reason, a building collapsed. That's right: suddenly, that building left the city where it was built and left everyone around stunned.

And that was just the first. After him, other buildings began to leave without explanation and without even looking back. Even the famous did the same: the National Museum, the Bonfim Church, the Amazonas Theater and the Planalto Palace went far away. Instead, there were homeless people and empty spaces.

In this narrative written by Estevão Azevedo, winner of the São Paulo Literature Prize, and beautifully illustrated by Rômolo D'Hipólito, a grandfather tells his granddaughter about the concrete times, when everyone lived crowded together in small apartments in large buildings, and tells how, from one moment to the next, the world they all knew became something they could never have imagined.