98 See you between the lines, a novel in
secondary school

Zeno and Luna don't know each other. But they text each other. Where? In chat, she retrieved his number from the school chat and texted him a single word: "Sorry." Why? Because a group of bullies humiliated him in a video that went around the school, and while the chat is flooded with insults and memes, she—who had nothing to do with it—still wants to apologize. It all seems too strange to Zeno. Who is this Luna? And what does she want from him? Is she also part of that damned "prank" he was the victim of? Alessandro Barbaglia writes Scusa ma resto qui (Scuse me, but I'm staying here ) (Mondadori), a story of friendship and perhaps love, as light as an exchange of messages, as moving as a song on vinyl, as surprising as a dive into water.

Meeting for lower secondary school classes