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Isabel Allende dives into her memories and offers us a moving book about her attitude to feminism and the fact that she is a woman. «Every year I have lived and every wrinkle tells my story,» the great Chilean writer invites us to accompany her on an exciting journey in which she revisits her life's work. She talks about the women who are very important in her life: her relatives Panchita, Paula, and her flight agent Carmen Balcells, for whom she longs; outstanding writers, rebels in art, including Virginia Woolf, Margaret Atwood, and Eve Ensler; and nameless women who have experienced violence, but who, full of dignity and courage, get up and move forward. All those who have consistently accompanied her through life and inspire her: the women of her soul. She reflects on the #MeToo movement, the recent social unrest in her home country, and the alarming situation we all live in with the pandemic. And all of this without losing her characteristic passion for life and insisting that no matter what age you are, there is always time for love. No matter what, adulthood should be lived, felt and enjoyed to the fullest.