¿De qué color es tu sombra?
José Ignacio Valenzuela
- Reading
- Read together and pause to discuss how Agustín might feel watching from above. After the earthquake episode, consider what his yellow shadow means to him and to the other children.
- Themes
- Difference and belonging: Agustín's yellow shadow sets him apart in a city where everyone else has a black one; nobody invites him to play. The story connects visible difference with exclusion, then presents Agustín's distinctiveness as something that can make him shine in the eyes of other children.
- Worth knowing
- Agustín feels sad because nobody invites him to play, and his unusual shadow brings him problems. An earthquake is part of the turning point; its intensity and consequences are unclear.