The cutie on the third floor

A book that addresses the topic of bullying through the story of the adorable Ana. Ana was always a happy, healthy, and... cute child. She never minded being called adjectives, until she realized they didn't always serve to be nice to someone. As she gets older, no matter how hard she tries to keep a smile on her face, the nicknames and teasing begin to get to her. The only way is to let them out, even if it's in a notebook. Worries, sadness, anguish, frustrations—they all become words. And isn't that helpful? Now Ana just needs to be able to apply this to reality, which isn't as easy as it seems. First, she has to discover what really bothers her (and not what bothers others) and then find ways to bring out the confident Ana that's hidden inside. And what a process! Adolescence takes its own time, and it's not easy to keep up. New tastes, new sensations, a new body... She continues to rediscover herself and the world. And she doesn't do it alone. Besides Julia, her childhood friend, there's another person who arrives quietly... Francisco isn't like the other boys she's known. He sees the world differently and begins to teach Ana to do the same. To focus on the positive aspects, to be kind to herself, and, most importantly, to not try to fit into a mold that isn't hers. After all, imagine how boring it would be if everyone saw the world the same way? Cléo Busatto summoned her teenage self and wrote *The Cute Girl on the Third Floor*.