Every time you choose something, you leave something else behind. Like the framing of a photo: everything else gets cut away and ends up in the world you can't see. This applies to all decisions in life: from friendships to love, to school. Do our choices define us? And is defining ourselves growth? Sometimes it's scary, but it's an exciting adventure. Through the story of the three protagonists of the novel The Night I Killed Kurt Cobain (Il Castoro), together with Azzurra D'Agostino, we will delve into what we can't see, and what makes us who we are every time we choose. With her, Chiara Codecà.
Meeting for all secondary school classes
Every time you choose something, you leave something else behind. Like the framing of a photo: everything else gets cut away and ends up in the world you can't see. This applies to all decisions in life: from friendships to love, to school. Do our choices define us? And is defining ourselves growth? Sometimes it's scary, but it's an exciting adventure. Through the story of the three protagonists of the novel The Night I Killed Kurt Cobain (Il Castoro), together with Azzurra D'Agostino, we will delve into what we can't see, and what makes us who we are every time we choose. With her, Chiara Codecà.
Meeting for all secondary school classes