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Lucia is sixteen, too.
She doesn't feel beautiful or special. She walks on the paths she knows, even if they all go in directions she hates. She has already learned that refusing to accept an ugly thing does not mean deleting it; and she has learned that she have to look for beautiful things, because they often hide in the most unexpected places. If only she could find beautiful things, in that remote village in the Alps where she is forced to spend her summer holidays!
She doesn't feel beautiful or special. She walks on the paths she knows, even if they all go in directions she hates. She has already learned that refusing to accept an ugly thing does not mean deleting it; and she has learned that she have to look for beautiful things, because they often hide in the most unexpected places. If only she could find beautiful things, in that remote village in the Alps where she is forced to spend her summer holidays!
Amelia del Poggio. Sixteen.
She knows all the paths, she walks on the unknown ones and she crosses the hidden ones. Finding something beautiful is easy for her. No one can stop her once she has decided where to go. For this reason, in the time of Amelia, women capable of walking along those paths are called witches.
She knows all the paths, she walks on the unknown ones and she crosses the hidden ones. Finding something beautiful is easy for her. No one can stop her once she has decided where to go. For this reason, in the time of Amelia, women capable of walking along those paths are called witches.
