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Do you think that teenage bullying stays in high school? No, it follows victims throughout their lives. Remaining invisible and unnoticeable to others, it does not disappear in the past, future or present. And when all the scars become visible, who will each of us recognise?

This is a frank story of a teenager who is experiencing bullying. A story about those who are silent and do not notice, about those who condemn, about those who cause mental and physical pain and scar the memory. A story that teaches, even if it does not teach anyone.

Eloy Moreno was born in Castello de la Plana (Valencia). He received a technical education at a local university and then worked in an IT company. However, his great passion for literature led Eloy to make the bold decision to self-publish his first novel, The Green Gel Pen (2013), which sold 200,000 copies. His second novel, What I Found Under the Couch (2013), also became a bestseller and resonated with tens of thousands of readers.

Moreno is known for organising special tourist routes to the places of his books. For example, thousands of readers have visited Toledo, where his second novel is set, and lived the story of this book with the author. Moreno also conducted similar tours for his third novel, The Gift (2015), which, in addition to its reader success, also received high critical acclaim and the Benjamin Tudelsky Prize. The novel Invisible, which was published in 2018, has been translated into 20 languages. It is included in the required reading in many educational institutions in Spain.