Sunshine after the storm

Well...where should I begin to describe this book? How should she, a "budding" writer, introduce her first-born? I suppose reducing it to a mere biography might be a serious mistake, precisely because it would not correspond to the reality of the very book presented here. This manuscript, this story, is a real "Persona," inside it will have, yes, the presentation of particular and personal events that have marked my life, but at its heart, there will be engraved as well all those questions that every man, every person in the span of his life finds himself asking himself, all those reflections that spring up in the mind of each person, regardless of who he is. In it will be crumbled even those obstacles, those terrible rocks, that the human encounters during his navigation in the waters of life. On the other hand, like spectres, those "breaths," those oxygen-bearing "fresh breezes" capable of facilitating our navigation will also hover: friendship, love, commitment, dreams. This book is not simply a personal biography, I would go so far as to say that it is a "collective" biography, in which the stories and their content will attract the reader or reader who decides to read it, and will "force" him or her to identify with the story, which is full of interesting and curious insights, but also characterized by a vein of mystery