
A Journey of Formation, Rediscovery of Oneself and the Environment
The Girl who abandoned Destiny
By Alessandro Niccoli
Charlotte Riggs (Translator)
Safaa is a teenager who firmly believes in the goodness of people but, rejected by the world around her and misunderstood by her family, chooses to embark on a journey of self-discovery and nature.
He encounters medieval festivals, ancient villages, and unspoilt forests with his fellow adventurers. He then visits southern Morocco, where he immerses himself in a different and fascinating culture, finding, through confrontation and moral enrichment, his inner harmony and the strength to face life's challenges.
In a combination of introspective narrative and continuous exchanges with the other and the new, The Girl Who Forsaken Destiny is a coming-of-age novel that shows how escape is necessary to reconnect with one's true identity: anywhere is home only if the roots of the self are firmly established.
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Alessandro Niccoli was born on January 2, 1968 in San Miniato (Pisa); a medieval village immersed in the woods of Tuscany, which inspired him in his writings and in his interest in common goods.As a lawyer, he led the political opposition in his city, to preserve the environment from cementing.In 2021 he published 'Nafis and the Colourful Hallways, the story of a boy who rebels against climate change (Environmental Fiction).