Description
A woman welcomes the child she has just given birth to. It’s a girl, and it’s a disappointment. She was expecting a boy. This birth will leave a bitter taste in her heart, one that will affect generations to come.
This story explores the challenges of intergenerational transmission and the weight of family legacy through three portraits of women who are as funny and offbeat as they are biting and wild. For Emilie Alfieri, the author, beyond the mother-daughter relationship, the text addresses more broadly the issue of everyday educational violence in parenting and its consequences on identity formation.

