What happens when one day the people around you deny the existence of someone you've always known? That's what happens to Luna when her twin brother Argo disappears from a circus and no one seems to remember him anymore. In the second chapter of the Guardians of Memory, the twins' paths intertwine again in a world where collective memory is under attack, and where a long-dormant danger threatens to return if no one remains to guard the past. Nicola Lucchi (Guardians of Memory. Book Two, Gribaudo) concludes a powerful story about the value of what we choose or are forced to remember.
What happens when one day the people around you deny the existence of someone you've always known? That's what happens to Luna when her twin brother Argo disappears from a circus and no one seems to remember him anymore. In the second chapter of the Guardians of Memory, the twins' paths intertwine again in a world where collective memory is under attack, and where a long-dormant danger threatens to return if no one remains to guard the past. Nicola Lucchi (Guardians of Memory. Book Two, Gribaudo) concludes a powerful story about the value of what we choose or are forced to remember.