by Cathleen Schine · Mondadori · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788804631590
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Set in 1964 Greenwich Village, New York, this captivating story follows Lady, an unpredictable and unconventional 24-year-old bohemian whose life takes an unexpected turn when her younger brother, Fin, is orphaned and moves in with her. Through a narrative filled with humor and sensitivity, the author explores the complex and endearing relationship between the two as they attempt to build an unconventional family amidst a historical period marked by social activism and cultural change. The novel highlights the transition to adulthood, where traditional roles are reversed: it is young Fin who, faced with his sister's impulsiveness, must learn to grow up quickly to take care of her. It is a moving story about sibling love, freedom, and the search for identity in a world in constant transformation.
