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Not bad, but we are still far from Scorsese's masterpieces. I'll give it a four, though...

Read with no interest in high school, just because I had to. Flo, if you want it, I’ll give it to you.

It's fine for the back cover perhaps, but certainly not for a review. At 17, if you’re in high school, you inevitably read serious stuff, despite it always being the same damn tired names that you’re forced to read by the teacher of the moment. And off you go with Verga, Calvino, Pavese, and Italo Svevo. Not once does anyone think to make you read Tozzi, for example. NEVER! If you're lucky, Moravia... then you get to university and they hit you with the same old stuff again, if you're studying Literature. As far as I know, that is, though I might not know a damn thing. Obviously, you only read women if you have ONE female teacher, and you’ll understand what I'm talking about: Jane Austen and the like. But at this point, even Allende is trendy, so why not?
It has nothing to do with the reviewer, anyway. Maybe he read it and liked the book, which I imagine is very beautiful in reality. My girlfriend read it, but I just can't get into these things like "family sagas," it's beyond me. Also, coming-of-age novels, they really put me to the test. The only one I truly loved is The Portrait of a Lady.

Brao bagai, but "occhi scaturiti" what does that mean?! They are really not my thing.

what is fear???????

But a 5 for what?! This is illiteracy in power! How much the hell did you have in your essays?! You didn't put a single space after the period. There are sentences without a subject or with pronouns that refer to nothing. But did you (De Ma and Nico) even read the review?! Maybe you just gave a 5 regardless because of the proposal.

"I like to imagine them on the beach, under the straw umbrella, with the mandatory mojito in hand... zero stress... fantasies?" I just got back from vacation, and this phrase, beyond the Mojito—which I didn’t drink on the beach because I had to recover from the devastation of the night—pretty much sums up my last few days. I think the record is great if you approach it the right way. As you say, it’s nothing essential, but if you appreciate certain sounds, you can’t negatively judge 15 Again. Considering that I really like "french touch," the conclusions are obvious. Gap filled, well done! ; -)

It's well said by those who call it a "pop masterpiece." Moreover, it's one of the rare cases where I can listen to Battiato without feeling any annoyance. So, 5 and praise.

I didn't listen to him and I won't. I don't give a damn about the character either. Anyway, he's one.