Take me with you

Take me with you is the travel diary of a 22-year-old girl, Erica, who begins to flee through Europe in order not to face the problems, so as not to face a reality -that of the Milanese province- with which she has identified for a long time . In his travels he meets dozens and dozens of people and, although he is always on the road as Kerouac would say, in reality he is beginning a more complex, greater, less concrete path, that of self-acceptance and awareness of the own independence. For a long time, in fact, the protagonist has locked herself in meaningless relationships, one after another, so as not to confront herself. For the first time, she stops judging another person and she begins to look at herself with critical eyes. These men are almost shadows throughout the novel, ambiguous characters taken from some Ionesco or Beckett of our time. But Andrea is not like that. And Erica knows it well. She learns that love never wins, but that it teaches you a lot and, if you let it, it changes your life.