Thursday
November 12th
11:00
Lower secondary schools
The sky seen from a glass cabin
I-II-III secondary 1st degree
Location:
Provincial Meeting Center, Red Room
Ticket
for schools, upon reservation
Seen from above in a glass cabin, summer changes: it seems smaller, quieter, almost suspended. Penelope sits there every day for two months, under the wheel, writing on red and yellow slips of paper sentences that only Marco could decipher. Until he could no longer return, and the rumors of what happened began to multiply. Alessandro Barbaglia (Là dove finita il cielo, Mondadori) tells this story one turn of the wheel at a time, letting his own characters, vivid and sincere, slowly reveal every detail. He is interviewed by the kids from Libera-Mente, the 11-13 year old reading group at the 0-18 library.
Seen from above in a glass cabin, summer changes: it seems smaller, quieter, almost suspended. Penelope sits there every day for two months, under the wheel, writing on red and yellow slips of paper sentences that only Marco could decipher. Until he could no longer return, and the rumors of what happened began to multiply. Alessandro Barbaglia (Là dove finita il cielo, Mondadori) tells this story one turn of the wheel at a time, letting his own characters, vivid and sincere, slowly reveal every detail. He is interviewed by the kids from Libera-Mente, the 11-13 year old reading group at the 0-18 library.
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