Mattia

This book is a love letter. A "letter to an unborn child", Mattia, but strongly desired by his mother and beloved by his father. Something unexpected (and never fully understood) interrupts his flight towards the earth in his eighth month. A pain the mother must deal and live with for the rest of her life, despite other joys - the birth of two children, the love - warm her heart. However, the same pain allows her to develop an uncommon ability to listen and feel emotions. It's no coincidence that the sense of this loss arrives with the meeting of an extraordinary guide, Sai Baba, many years later. It's thanks to his words and his light that the mother is now able to close the circle, to get that absence worth, to understand the role of this unborn child. Twenty-eight years later, Laura Muggiani - the mother - decides to tell that story, and finally, send that letter. You have it, you read it in one breath. Once the book is finished, you realize how much Peter Cameron's immortal words - "One day this pain will help you" - once again hit the nail on the head.