This book is about Eleonora, a woman totally devoted to her career. She is strong, determined, stubborn and cheerful. With a good amount of courage she faces the hustle and bustle of life and also her greatest disappointment in love. It makes her discover that she is impulsive, sensitive and too truthful. With a lot of effort and amidst many tears she eventually manages to understand that the worst thing is not to lose the person she loves, the worst thing is to lose herself. She then learns not to forget that she is also valuable and that determination and a pinch of sarcasm are essential to go beyond one's limits, always. It is an intimate story to read in one breath, a story full of experiences, feelings, emotions and fears that this character of our time experiences with enthusiasm. She's still a child who never stopped dreaming, playing with life while being consciously attractive and unconsciously much more fascinating. The actors who introduce themselves with their funny names on this stage of life are us, with our unexplained anxieties or sincere feelings, unknowingly guilty or just loving. We are the 'Leone tablets' of the sweetest, nutty Eleonora, who could be the woman we loved one day, or we would have loved for a lifetime.