''Juvenilia; Prosa ligera,'' published in 1884 by Argentine author Miguel Cané, is a collection of autobiographical essays reflecting on his childhood and experiences in a boarding school. The work explores themes of education, companionship, and nostalgia, as Cané recounts his initial feelings of sadness and isolation after losing his father and adjusting to the strict school environment. This notable piece of Argentine literature provides insight into 19th-century social life and customs, highlighting the author's literary passion as an escape from his struggles.
