The theme of the novel is the gradual awakening of female sexuality, through the intense conflicts between biological needs and social roles.

"Primavera" is an original adaptation of a vacation photo album. Through photos that she cannot see, but for which she reads very provocative texts, the reader follows, as if through a keyhole, the journey of a girl, Vera, from childhood to adolescence. The vacation album is transformed, at intervals, into a diary, with charged snapshots from Vera's daily life in winter. Between the euphoria of vacations and the winter hibernation, a new life claims, with the power of her body, an equal position in the difficult, male-dominated world.

Written in a lively, vibrant language, "Primavera" is an elegant initiation novel that should logically be read carefully by parents who refuse to accept their children's sexuality, but with equal interest by new couples who wonder about certain aspects of their own sexuality.

A tangible, "bodily" novel that narrates, effortlessly and artistically, the relationship of the erotic body with the world.