Entre Umas e Outras

The mix of comedy and honesty made her work stand out. I'm curious whether she aimed to normalize struggles or just wanted to entertain.

The city feels almost like a character here, full of vibrant life and quirks. I wonder how much of her experience was shaped by specific neighborhoods or moments.

It gave the book a lively, humorous vibe, but also highlighted personal vulnerabilities. Was that contrast intentional or a happy accident?