Mardybum

Those were other times in Vila de Santa Fé, long before the school was built and the story we know began. Gina and Ferdinand were still children and barely knew each other. Who said that everything we live in the past can't change what we are in the future?

Mardybum

One year. What can make a person's life different? Or could he change her completely?

BloodyMah

Imagine the village of Santa Fé as a kingdom, the kingdom of Santana. Imagine a time of princes, princesses, kings, queens... Pirates. A time of balls, sword fights, a monarchy. And this is how this story begins...

The Size of My Dreams is a contemporary story, set in rural areas, based on the novel Meu Pedacinho de Chão, by Benedito Ruy Barbosa. It approaches several themes treated in Meu Pedacinho de Chão, in a different way. It's time for Ferdinando to return to Vila de Santa Fé, after 7 years studying in the Capital. With him, he carries the weight of a lie, since he didn't study Law, as his father wanted, but Agronomy. Upon returning there, it will not only be his father that he will have to face, but he will also have to deal with people from his past that he left behind, and with feelings he never thought he would feel. Gina, who in that past was his best friend, was also completely in love with him as a teenager. But the ambition of a young Ferdinand, full of dreams, who excluded her from the plans for her life, made her a closed person and a difficult temperament. Books became her best friends and advisers, and her father's lands his great passion. However, the arrival of several people, will change and change your world... Meanwhile, Pituca and Serelepe embark on a great adventure, through the surprising inhabitants of the forest that surrounds Santa Fe.. .

Wendy

They say that not even the freezing cold of winter can erase true love. And Juliana discovered herself exactly in this way, not even the purest snow was enough to take that love out of her chest.

Larissa Gomes

Oh, the carnival. National festival known worldwide for its energetic musicals, festivals and novels. But, a detail that is somewhat veiled among Brazilians, is that not all festivities are as “modern” as in the capitals. This is even the reality of the calm Vila de Santa Fé, where our story takes place.