In this evocative autobiographical novel, Xose Neira Vilas recounts the humble, yet profound, experiences of his childhood in rural Galicia, Spain. Through the eyes of the young protagonist, the novel reflects the hardships and joys of peasant life in the early 20th century. The narrative delicately captures themes of family, hard work, community, and the deep connection to the land. The story portrays the innocence and resilience of a boy growing up amidst political and social changes. With its rich portrayal of rural Spanish culture and emotional depth, ""Memories of a Peasant Boy"" is both a personal reflection and a universal tale of coming-of-age.