Reseña del libro "A Window on My Mind"
A woman: a mother, a wife, a daughter and more, who needs words to fix her mind, that could be anybody's.After Milk and Honey, All The Things I Never Said, The Sun and Her Flowers, The princess saves herself in this one and Uncaged Wallflower, a heartfelt and heartbreaking collection of poems about women, but not only that.A new perspective on life is offered through the eyes of disability: deafness can help you to listen to the others, autism can help you to perceive the world.The authorSarah Arenaccio was born in Rome (Italy) in 1983, the only child of a deaf couple. She earned a Master's Degree in English Literature at Roma Tre University. As the mother of a non verbal autistic child, she is conducting an awareness-raising campaign on disability. She currently lives in Rome with her husband, a Naval Architect and Marine Engineer, their two children and two cats.
