Luna and Argo are twin siblings who grew up in a circus. One night, after a visit from a stranger with a mysterious pin on his coat, Argo disappears, and the next morning everyone at the circus swears to Luna that she never had a brother. How can you trust your own memory when the whole world seems to have looked out the same window and seen something different? This question begins Luna's search, which in the second chapter intertwines with Argo's, in a mystery that threatens to make everyone forget the mistakes of the past. Nicola Lucchi, in I guardiani della memoria. Libro secondo(Gribaudo), emphasizes the value of continuing to look back, without letting anyone close that window for us.
Luna and Argo are twin siblings who grew up in a circus. One night, after a visit from a stranger with a mysterious pin on his coat, Argo disappears, and the next morning everyone at the circus swears to Luna that she never had a brother. How can you trust your own memory when the whole world seems to have looked out the same window and seen something different? This question begins Luna's search, which in the second chapter intertwines with Argo's, in a mystery that threatens to make everyone forget the mistakes of the past. Nicola Lucchi, in I guardiani della memoria. Libro secondo(Gribaudo), emphasizes the value of continuing to look back, without letting anyone close that window for us.