The boy, the condor, the monkey and the tortoise: A tale about the boy who yearned to fly

This book covers various categories and topics, and some of the categories it could be classified into are:

Existential Philosophy: The book explores existential philosophical themes through Socratic conversations between the protagonist, George Mario, and anthropomorphic characters representing different animal families.

Social Criticism: The narrative criticizes man’s disaffection with nature and the tendencies developed as he becomes ＂civilized,＂ pointing out the inhumanity and cruelty caused by isolation and frivolous distraction.

Utopia and Dystopia: The author presents utopian and dystopian scenes to illustrate natural and democratic life in the face of today’s society, exploring the possibility of an existence without isolation and misery.

Socialism: Socialist existence in neat little towns is addressed as an alternative to current society, highlighting a moral and improved approach to libertarianism.

Spirituality and Natural Order: The book proposes that by focusing on spirituality, both at the individual and community levels, one can establish a natural order for life, overcoming selfishness and creating a world of natural justice.

Character Development: The narrative follows the journey of the protagonist, George Mario, in his quest to understand and fulfill his potential, providing answers instead of conflicts and leaving his fate unresolved for readers to ponder.