Martino writes about what's happening to him while he and his father, Valerio, manage a mountain refuge, temporarily, with friends, and for a project. What will happen in four days? Maybe nothing, maybe something. And what does Martino understand about what's happening to him? Will he be able to explain it to his best friend? Or will he roll up his sleeves and win Lucia, the most beautiful girl ever, on his own? The refuge is a place of protection: a roof for shelter and a space for relationships. But it's also hard to reach, especially if it's a physical, real place. Valerio and Martino's circle of friends are intertwined: those who run the refuge with Valerio and Martino are a couple of friends of the father and the parents of the son's friends. And that's not all. A book written by a son and a father to talk about relationships, starting obviously with that between father and son, like Valerio and Martino. Guido Affini and Roberto Affini present Fuori dal rifugio (Il Battello a Vapore). With them Andrea Valente and Luca Pievani.
Martino writes about what's happening to him while he and his father, Valerio, manage a mountain refuge, temporarily, with friends, and for a project. What will happen in four days? Maybe nothing, maybe something. And what does Martino understand about what's happening to him? Will he be able to explain it to his best friend? Or will he roll up his sleeves and win Lucia, the most beautiful girl ever, on his own? The refuge is a place of protection: a roof for shelter and a space for relationships. But it's also hard to reach, especially if it's a physical, real place. Valerio and Martino's circle of friends are intertwined: those who run the refuge with Valerio and Martino are a couple of friends of the father and the parents of the son's friends. And that's not all. A book written by a son and a father to talk about relationships, starting obviously with that between father and son, like Valerio and Martino. Guido Affini and Roberto Affini present Fuori dal rifugio (Il Battello a Vapore). With them Andrea Valente and Luca Pievani.