Aunt Agata (eBook, ePUB) - Cavallo, Antonella
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On one of those days that herald the arrival of summer, with the sky torn apart by thunderclaps, a procession of umbrellas tossed by gusts of wind winds itsway along the central avenue of Milan's Cimitero Maggiore. Margherita, Victoria, Agata and Annalisa, devastated by grief, mourn the death of young Edmond. A common destiny and unspeakable secrets bind the four women in an indissoluble way, upsetting the lives of their respective families in an alternation of events that whirl backwards in time between Milan, Paris and New York. Digging deep into their memories, they will discover emotions…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
On one of those days that herald the arrival of summer, with the sky torn apart by thunderclaps, a procession of umbrellas tossed by gusts of wind winds itsway along the central avenue of Milan's Cimitero Maggiore. Margherita, Victoria, Agata and Annalisa, devastated by grief, mourn the death of young Edmond. A common destiny and unspeakable secrets bind the four women in an indissoluble way, upsetting the lives of their respective families in an alternation of events that whirl backwards in time between Milan, Paris and New York. Digging deep into their memories, they will discover emotions linked to unspoken motherhood, fought and experienced at different times, starting with the student protests of 1968. The discovery of old letters will reveal a shocking secret that could destroy the family. How much can a letter help us to reconcile with life?

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Autorenporträt
Antonella Cavallo lives in Milan in an old village of railing houses along the banks of the Naviglio Grande canal. She works in the family business that, in its third generation, designs and manufactures equipment for scientific research, following in the footsteps of her father's artistic genius and her grandfather's inventor. Already author of short stories, poems and award-winning novels, since 2012 she has been involved in cultural, linguistic and penal mediation at Milan's penitentiary institutes with projects aimed at the rehabilitation of inmates. Having obtained the qualification of Therapeutic Writing Facilitator - Sonia Scarpante Method, she leads workshops in prisons and schools.