Influencer Paula Ordovás Presents Her Book in Malaga, Revealing the Sexual Abuse She Suffered as a Child

There are books that heal, especially if they are autobiographical and involve delving into heartbreaking wounds. Eager for such catharsis to allow her to heal and move forward, influencer Paula Ordovás has decided to share the tragic story that marked her childhood in 'The Girl with the Brown Eyes'. A work that -in her own words- aims to "deal with and heal my traumas, facing my monsters to close a cycle". This Thursday, May 29 at 7:00 PM, the entrepreneur and content creator will be in Málaga (at El Corte Inglés, on the home building's terrace located on the 6th floor) to present this work and sign copies.

Ordovás (40 years old) can boast of having been a pioneer among fashion content creators in our country, alongside names like Dulceida or Alexandra Pereira. The Madrid-born influencer -who is often seen in Marbella, where she has a holiday home, Casa Manuela- rose to fame thanks to her blog 'Mypeeptoes', where she showcased her daily outfits. This success led her to make the leap to Instagram -where she has more than 550,000 followers- and into the business world by founding her own marketing agency.

Two years ago, Paula revealed the secret she had been hiding for so long when she received the Fearless Woman 'Influencer with Values' award. During her speech, she confessed to having been a victim of abuse in her childhood, when she was just 4 years old. Now, the influencer has decided to address it more deeply in 'The Girl with the Brown Eyes', "to help other women". "This book has been a lifeline for me. I hope it now serves you if one day you have to face your own fears," she highlights on her Instagram account.

Published by Espasa, the work begins with the journey back after finishing her last marathon following the death of her father. Apparently "more than perfect", as she describes herself in the book, the author bares herself in this work before the reader on a journey towards pain and her traumas, a stolen childhood marked by the abuses she suffered and by a toxic relationship with her mother, from whom she suffered psychological abuse.