
Correio da Roça
'Correio da Roça' Summary
Maria, tendo perdido o marido, se vê privada de sua vida de conforto no Rio de Janeiro e obrigada a se mudar com suas quatro filhas para a fazenda da família, situada no interior do Brasil. A mudança representa uma grande ruptura com o estilo de vida ao qual estavam acostumadas, levando-as a enfrentar a austeridade e a monotonia da vida rural. O isolamento e a falta de familiaridade com o ambiente rural geram inicialmente frustração e desânimo. No entanto, através de cartas de uma amiga que retorna da Europa, elas começam a vislumbrar a beleza e a riqueza da natureza que as cerca. O contato com a terra, o trabalho árduo e a simplicidade do dia a dia vão gradualmente transformando a perspectiva das personagens, levando-as a encontrar novos significados e a construir uma vida mais plena. A obra de Júlia Lopes de Almeida explora temas como a adaptação à adversidade, a força da natureza, a importância da família e a busca por felicidade em meio às dificuldades.Book Details
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Júlia Lopes de Almeida
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Júlia Lopes de Almeida (1862-1934) was a Portuguese writer, journalist, and feminist. She was one of the most important figures in Portuguese literature in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.Who w...
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