In the bookshop "Sex and Willingly"

“We meet them everywhere: on the tram every morning, at mass on Sunday, in the queue at the supermarket, in the office in front of the coffee machine. They camouflage themselves like chameleons by wearing cashmere coats or nurse's coats. In the briefcase they carry a fifteen-inch notebook, and it is by activating it that they wake up the animal in them. Through social networks they take off the clothes that they want fathers, employees, husbands and children and they go back to being what they are: funny beasts with a great desire to tell about oneself ".

This is a small but significant excerpt from Sex and Gladly(Pussies, flounder and sharks in the age of the social network), the second book by Bea Buozzi which is now out in bookstores and promises to repeat the success of the previous one Blessed and Bannati.

Bea Buozzi is one of the most mysterious and at the same time beloved characters on the web: in fact, she navigates the vast and controversial world of social networks, drawing lifeblood for her stories, which are always intelligent, funny and above all ironic.

With "Sex and Volunteers" (edited by Morellini) he provides us with a sort of guide to move around the zoo of social networks. And yes, because men and women are often associated with animals, nicely speaking, especially when there is the middle one. "beloved sport called flirting, of course with its related and related of a sexual nature.

Definitely the ideal reading under the umbrella, but not only.