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Un joven cansado de encadenar trabajos temporales y precarios trata de darle un rumbo distinto a su vida; un matrimonio roto antes de tiempo; una conversacion entre dos vagabundos; una partida de chapas entre dos hermanos que momentaneamente los devuelve al pasado y enfrenta al Athletic Club de Bilbao y al Futbol Club Barcelona de la temporada 89/90; la ejecucion de un desahucio en un barrio periferico de la capital no termina como era de esperar; un surfista sin olas; un raudo repartidor de pizzas; una mofa del discurso de los medios de comunicacion... son algunos de los relatos y...

A green nose. How silly, thought Punchinello. It wouldn't make him faster, stronger, or even smarter. It would only make him greener--and make him look just like all the other Wemmicks Why would he want that when he knows Eli made each of them different for a reason?

But when Punchinello stops visiting Eli regularly, a painted nose somehow doesn't seem as foolish anymore. Now more than ever, Punchinello needs to hear his maker say, -I'll always help you be who I made you to be.-

Just like Punchinello, we all want to fit in. To be accepted by the crowd. But at times...

Bess Stovall is famous for being famous. "When it comes to Wemmicks, she's the best," they say. Who wouldn't want to join her Wonderful Wemmicks Club? The catch is this: only Wemmicks made of maple can join-the best wood from the best forest.

But Punchinello can't join since he is made of willow. "Willow is weak wood," says Bess. "No one wants to be a willow." And Punchinello is the only willow in Wemmicksville. Everyone looks down on him, even his friend Lucia.

Punchinello learns a valuable lesson when Eli the woodcarver helps him see that he is special because the Maker...

Finally, the citizens of Wemmicksville are saying that Punchinello is a good Wemmick He's always wanted to hear that. But in his effort to please the crowd, Punchinello forgets what his maker Eli has taught him. So when others start collecting boxes and balls, Punchinello decides he wants to have some too. They make him feel so good-until he remembers how his arms ache from holding them all. Until he remembers how tired he is from working just to buy more. Until he stumbles into Eli's workshop and is reminded of how very much he's given up to have those boxes and balls.

Once again...