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Leggera come una Piuma

Light as a Feather

Magali Dubreuil Bourguet
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Pages
97
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Magali Dubreuil Bourguet

About

A story rich with poetry, emotion and humor, approaching the topic of Alzheimer's disease in a kind and quirky way.

The meeting between two extraordinary women, separated by three generations, unites them into one, single, universal, artistic entity. This personal adventure, rich in poetry and emotion, makes us laugh and makes us cry. Alice and Piuma waltz through life to the melody of the passage of time.

"She can play the piano at home but Alice wants to be, listened to. She wants to create emotion and share it with people, make them feel it too. In their apartment, the rooms are too small, the walls are too close together, so the notes cannot soar. They hit the walls and are, suffocated. Notes need space to fly, spread out, escape and speak. They are chatty: they have lots of things to say or to share, for there must be at least two of them."

Related Subjects

  • General (Self-Help)
  • Self-Help
  • Adult Nonfiction
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