A scuba mask worn all day, even without a drop of sea air around: this is how Felice faces the strangest summer ever, the one in which he has to stay home, dreaming of the sea, while his parents work. But looking at the world through that glass gives him an idea: if the sea can't come to him, he'll invent it himself, with the help of a traveling uncle and a small team of friends. Michele D'Ignazio (Felice and the Invention of the Sea, Rizzoli) lightheartedly describes how imagination can transform a closed window into a horizon waiting to be discovered.
NB: To carry out the appointment you will need: you will have to project images from a USB stick, so you will need a PC and projector or interactive whiteboard.
A scuba mask worn all day, even without a drop of sea air around: this is how Felice faces the strangest summer ever, the one in which he has to stay home, dreaming of the sea, while his parents work. But looking at the world through that glass gives him an idea: if the sea can't come to him, he'll invent it himself, with the help of a traveling uncle and a small team of friends. Michele D'Ignazio (Felice and the Invention of the Sea, Rizzoli) lightheartedly describes how imagination can transform a closed window into a horizon waiting to be discovered.
NB: To carry out the appointment you will need: you will have to project images from a USB stick, so you will need a PC and projector or interactive whiteboard.