Tobacco Queen
Tobacco Queen by Jose’ Feola is a novella published by AuthorHouse in July 2005, featuring 144 pages in English. This work primarily addresses parents and parents-to-be, while also inviting general readers to explore its themes. The narrative delves into the complexities of mental illness, illustrating how it can insidiously affect individuals and their relationships, particularly between a son and his mother.
Readers will find a carefully constructed portrayal of a character grappling with hidden truths and the consequences of neglect. The story unfolds with a blend of humor and sorrow, inviting readers to engage emotionally with the characters. As life’s unpredictable nature plays a central role, the author encourages reflection on the choices made throughout the narrative, prompting readers to consider what they might have done differently in similar circumstances.
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This novella is addressed mainly to parents and parents-to-be, although the general reader may enjoy trying to find out what it is all about in the first 40 pages, before the storm hits the ground. The hidden premise is “Mental disease is insidious.” The message is, “Be careful, this may happen to you.”
This is a carefully constructed picture of a soul who hides the truth from himself, and tries to conceal it from his beloved mother. No matter, the forces of nature have “no pity, no mercy.” The price of neglect and stupidity has to be paid. And, unfortunately, it is.
This is a book to laugh, to cry, to suffer, and to enjoy with the characters.
Life is a mysterious chain of events impossible to predict. The author challenges the readers to figure out what would they have done to change any of the events that took place.
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