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Written by Luana Chnaiderman de Almeida, Flight transforms the dilemmas of adolescence into a thoughtful and original literary journey. Moving effortlessly from family conflicts to insects, from Moby-Dick to the notion of infinity, Marina’s voice is witty, restless, and deeply philosophical. Her reflections on identity, friendship, freedom, and happiness give the novel a distinctive tone that resonates far beyond its coming-of-age premise.
Catarina Bessell’s illustrations complement the story’s reflective atmosphere, accompanying Marina’s physical and emotional journey with visual sensitivity. Together, text and image create a novel that captures the uncertainties and discoveries of adolescence while inviting readers to question conventions, embrace curiosity, and define their own place in the world.
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