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Very good and full of hazelnut flavor. It seems completely natural and I will definitely choose it again since its price for 700g is worth it!

First of all, regarding the book as a book: it is on the familiar -newspaper- paper like all the books in the series from the publisher, which the positive thing is that it makes it light despite its volume, but the negative thing is that it wears out easily.
As for Martin's story: we follow the chronicle of the Targaryen family from its first dynasty to a specific period. For those who have seen the first season of the series, the continuation of the story starts from around page 400 of the book.
Personally, I missed a bit of action, because it's like reading the story through a historical book written by a master about the Targaryens. But still, it is easily readable and keeps your interest in general.

Simply exceptional! Through a completely personal narrative with an almost conversational tone (as he usually does), Louis reveals to us the stages of his transformation and the method he followed to become from Édouard Bélanger to Louis. The book is a page-turner (at least for me, I couldn't put it down)!

Book that is read without interruption (I read it in a few hours) as its writing style gives the plot an oral quality. The protagonist's true story definitely raises questions for the reader and makes them think about how they want to proceed with their life. Especially in its final pages, significant life lessons are revealed, which perhaps we all think about but ultimately have not calculated the impact they will have on our daily lives if and when we apply them or at least try to approach them.

The queer life in Thessaloniki and the discovery of one's marginalized self. I really liked the author's style as well as the characterization of the heroes, especially the protagonist. A book that can be read without interruption!

The collection of short stories by Stergiou is excellent. I particularly enjoyed "When I hear the radio, I miss you", "Andreas and Vasilis are not dead" & "Weak Characters". The city of Athens serves as the backdrop for the heroes, which I really liked because I was able to exist in their life's paths. A book that is read without interruption (perhaps even with teary eyes) and through its superficial "darkness", it ultimately smells like life! I can't wait for her next ones!

Very good book by Louis, for me inferior to Belgek and Who Killed Father. The writing style and the characterization of the heroes (of himself as the protagonist and of his rapist) remains an example of excellent literature, but I deduct one star as I was confused by Clara's interventions, his sister, and I found it somewhat more extensive than necessary for the plot.

Another very good book by Loui that follows the footsteps of his previous book, which had the theme of the relationship with the father. In this particular one, with the theme of the mother, I didn't manage to identify with it much, so I take away one star. However, it is a commendable book with a deep confessional character about his oppressed mother and all her desperate efforts to escape her predetermined fate.

The small texts of Foskolo are wonderful. Deeply emotional, when reading them you cannot remain indifferent to what unfolds on the pages of this collection. The author has gained a loyal reader!