The blue world. Love your chaos.

Chaos is what makes you different. What people don't understand about you or what they want you to change. But chaos is part of you, so when someone doesn't understand you, tell them:

«Love my chaos»

The Blue World. Love Your Chaos is the new novel by Albert Espinosa; a story that connects with The Yellow World and Red Bracelets and with which a trilogy of colors that speak of life, struggle and death is closed.

Espinosa introduces us to a narrative of adventures and emotions about a group of young people facing a great challenge: rebelling against a world that tries to order their chaos.

Through five characters, an island and an incessant search for life, the author once again introduces us to his particular universe with a story that unfolds in a dreamlike and fantastic world, with a forceful beginning and a hopeful and luminous outcome.

Critics have said:
«The proverb said "know thyself". No way, ignore, try, create, make mistakes, because there are no correct answers, and not even proverbs can say what you are or what you have to be. This is the driving force behind The Blue World. Love Your Chaos.»
La Razón

«Albert Espinosa possesses a human and sensitive style that takes you far beyond literature. With his readings, you take away a learned lesson and an inner smile that lasts for days. He distills vital philosophy.»
Culturamas

Readers' opinions:
«Wonderful, no more words are needed. I hope that even a quarter of what the book conveys stays within me.»
Isabel on Amazon.es

«It makes me think a lot and always live life with enthusiasm, positively, understand it and accept the lives of others. Always with a smile!»
Karina on Google Play

«In my opinion it is a book to read and re-read calmly, [...] to read each chapter and take time to reflect on each message.»
Cristina on Amazon.es

«Albert is the best writer and his strength has helped me overcome many things.»
Tisi on Google Play

«I recommend it 100%. It has been great and it hooks you so much that you can't stop reading.»
Anonymous reader on Casadellibro.com