Friends dinner

The author's books have sold over ten million copies. In Milan, four friends meet weekly at a small restaurant, sharing moments of conversation and confessions about their personal lives. Andrena, Carlotta, Gloria, and Maria Sol represent different generations of women navigating relationships, work, love, and motherhood. But one evening, their gathering becomes more special than usual. Besides celebrating one of their birthdays, Andrena surprises everyone with the news of her pregnancy. This forces her to confront her past, her mother's expectations, and her own anxieties and questions. She finds herself at a crossroads: choosing to live freely or shoulder the responsibilities of motherhood. However, the essence of the novel lies not only in Andrena's decision but also in the power of female friendship, which affirms that friends are no less important than family. They are a constant source of support, advice, and affection. Through their dialogues and conflicts, Modignani reveals the depth of human relationships, the contradiction between freedom and tradition, and contemporary femininity that seeks to assert itself authentically in a constantly changing world.