Looking at the night sky is one of the most humanly acts conceived. It has always been done, but with light pollution and today’s computerized images, its radiant has been diluted. In these three stories, the author invites readers to look up, not necessarily to count satellites or discover asteroids, but to talk, like the protagonists of this book, with mom, with our first love or with a friend we dearly cares about.

The science of approaching other human beings is the common denominator of three seemingly unrelated stories.