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Sara Lisa starts of the book with such an honest vision of what for her is good writing that the whole reading of the book made me question what I considered good writing. I read in two, three languages (portuguese, english and sometimes spanish) and every time I get a sense that it really depends on how the writing takes me along the journey. I have read some books with very complicated writing, at least for me but I could tell that the plot was a beautiful story of grief and companionship. However this book was so simple in it’s writing that I felt like I was talking to a friend. She discusses with the reader that she wants to be a great writer, one of the greatest but so far what she has a comparison are the artists and authors who are unhappy. Not miserable because of money, love, drinking, drugs or any outside world effect, but they are truly unhappy people. Destiny heard her and delivered to her someone who had everything to be the unhappiest person but always carried a smile o...