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A background of the book "Os Filhos da Droga" is a Portuguese-language memoir by Brazilian writer Raquel Tiburcio about her family, which led an apparently idyllic life in Brasil until her father was arrested for drug trafficking.What's it about? This book tells the story of Tiburcio's family, who had everything they wanted until one day when her father was arrested for drug trafficking. Her parents are both addicts and she herself witnessed the abuse they inflicted on their children. She was forced to take on household responsibilities at age 10 while also having to protect her siblings from harm, all while pretending nothing was wrong. Deprived of opportunities to do anything other than her chores, she becomes a model citizen and takes advantage of the opportunity to learn about politics and society. Although her life appears perfect at face value, it's far from it. Her family was never a typical family in the beginning, where they belonged to a drug trafficking organization run by her father that brought them wealth beyond their wildest dreams. Her parents were heroin addicts that abused their children without any remorse. Tiburcio begins the book by explaining how she spent much of her youth "calculating the number of hours I spent at home because I couldn't leave". Throughout the book, she shares her stories of abuse and neglect as well as things that she has done to try to overcome the trauma caused by what she witnessed. She also reveals how money can lead people down a bad path and that not everyone who has money behaves like those who do. "Os Filhos da Droga" is a memoir that explores the life of an addict whose addiction led him into dealing with illegal substances. It expresses how drugs have become one of the main problems in many countries around the world, destroying thousands of lives. Raquel's story is one of them . This book is a good example for the other memoirs, which are not only about the police, drugs and common criminals. It tells us that all addicts are not like what we consider them to be; they can also be rich people with an education who don't take care of their children. The memoir is based on real facts that happened to her family and it still continues to this day. Raquel Tiburcio uses her memories to show how she experienced living in a house where there was always drug trafficking; she feels like she was forced to live in different houses because every time something happened they would switch places sometimes even countries. Her parents were dealing drugs and she had to watch as they abused her brother and sisters physically and emotionally. Tiburcio uses the advantage of talking about her experiences as a child to explain how she managed to be one of the first female members in the Brazilian Congress . As a young girl Raquel Tiburcio was used to seeing what drugs did first hand. The first time she saw drug trafficking was when she was ten years old; it sounds like an innocent age, but she remembers what happened as if it were yesterday. She saw her father carrying bags that looked like suitcases, but they weren't suitcases filled with clothes or anything that would be associated with traveling somewhere. cfa1e77820