Joy - Women, Revolution and a Lost Boy (Italy) by Dacia Malayi. The author's seven month old fetus died in the womb. Since then, he has been fantasizing that the child's soul has not left her and has been accompanying her. Just like other children, she is gradually growing up. As a mother, she witnessed her child's growth, also witnessed her rebellion, and experienced him becoming a true man. However, facing the challenges of life, she began to leave home and live alone. The author imagines that during the child's growth process, she shared many life lessons with her child. However, there are always some children who do not live according to their parents' expectations and arrangements. They have their own dreams and desires, and sometimes parents do not need too much nagging and excessive care, which may only be a burden on their children. Parents also need to learn to let go and accept separation. From the author's words, I feel the mother's love for her children and have learned a lot about women and the women's power revolution. Sometimes trying out works by less popular niche authors can yield unexpected results.