The day I forgot you

The Day I Forgot You, Margarida Rebelo Pinto's second book published by Bertrand Brasil, presents a farewell letter addressed to a great love. One of Portugal's most important writers today, she has sold millions of copies throughout Europe and gained a huge following in several countries. A story about the paths people must travel to achieve true love, translated into a captivating and sensitive narrative that once again takes the reader on an inner journey to discover their own dreams and fears. The Day I Forgot You is a life lesson developed primarily through two pieces of advice. The first says there's no point in saying "I have to forget"; for that to happen, you have to give up on love. The second asserts that seeking a new passion to forget an old one is also no solution. Love cannot be forced; it must happen naturally. For women who have experienced a great love and for all the men who have lost it, a captivating letter that helps discover new doors to true love. According to the author, "forgetting is a way of dying; no one wants to experience death while still alive." "The Day I Forgot You," by the ever-crystalline Margarida Rebelo Pinto, serves as a safe-conduct for love. (Fabrício Carpinejar)