Wednesday
November 11th
09:00
Primary schools
A window on the
III-IV-V primary
Terry just wants to play with his friends, but everyone remains glued to their devices, staring beyond the screen. Disappointed, he uses his yellow phone—a true window into time—and finds himself in 19th-century England, amidst the fumes of factories and the empty eyes of workers toiling fourteen hours a day. There, he discovers that Lord Temporos is behind it all, determined to hoard other people's time as if it were money. Gud (Terry Time and the Factory of Lost Time, Tunué) presents the third installment of this comic series, which invites young readers to look beyond their screens to rediscover what it means to live, share, and play with the time we have.
Terry just wants to play with his friends, but everyone remains glued to their devices, staring beyond the screen. Disappointed, he uses his yellow phone—a true window into time—and finds himself in 19th-century England, amidst the fumes of factories and the empty eyes of workers toiling fourteen hours a day. There, he discovers that Lord Temporos is behind it all, determined to hoard other people's time as if it were money. Gud (Terry Time and the Factory of Lost Time, Tunué) presents the third installment of this comic series, which invites young readers to look beyond their screens to rediscover what it means to live, share, and play with the time we have.
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scrittorincittà was created with the patronage of the European Commission Representation in Milan
