East Timor: Cow of Splendid Teats – a book written by Jerusa Guijen Garcia (pseudonym: Jerúsia Guílhen Gharcia), one of those chosen teachers to compose the Brazilian Mission of Cooperation at East Timor in 2005. The book narrates the two years of a true saga through that unusual Asiatic country. Mixing aspects of the local culture with experiences lived on that land, the book focus all the terrible conflict that happened among the timorese people on May/June 2006, its origin, consequences of the massacre, the intervention of several countries’ Armies, the evacuation of the Brazilian people to Australia when the conflict reached its top, the return of those who decided to help East Timor at the refugees'' fields. The book denounces the action of millionaire foreign entities, which use the misery born of the war, transforming the tragedy into an industry of cooperation.