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The lying life of adults

by Redazione
Your Reviews8 November 20215 min

Written by Ludovica Micalizzi This review is available only in the original language _________________________________________________________________________ La presa di coscienza che il tranquillo mondo nel quale siamo sempre vissuti è solo una grande menzogna è, probabilmente, la frase che meglio sintetizza la trama de La vita bugiarda degli adulti romanzo di Elena Ferrante, autrice nota al grande pubblico per la quadrilogia L’amica geniale. La protagonista è Giovanna, un’adolescente degli anni Novanta, unica figlia di una coppia di...

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Blood of Judas

by Redazione
Doc's pills21 October 20218 min

The books chosen by Andrea Salonia This review is available only in the original language _________________________________________________________________________ Son solo pochi giorni che è morto il signor Carlo Vichi, quello dei televisori MIVAR, fatti di bulloni, transistor e fatica soltanto italiani. Aveva 98 anni. Ora, chi non ha mai avuto un MIVAR in casa, o almeno la sua famiglia? Io ne ho avuto uno grigio perla, un bel rettangolo davanti e la coda dietro che pareva un...

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In praise of the bar

by Redazione
Books17 September 20214 min

“I hate boredom, and the idea of a candy pink world scares me more than spending a night on the train with a killer.” Small book, which can be read in an hour, but not for this reason of little value. A stage of clear approach to those who want to know the inner world of Goliarda Speranza, the nuances of her character and her thoughts on the world. After all, isn’t her name already...

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The arrival

by Redazione
Children15 September 20216 min

Written by Alessia Colombo This review is available only in the original language Tipologia: silent book Tematiche principali: migrazione, surrealismo Tecnica delle illustrazioni: mista, matita e colorazione digitale Età consigliata: 8 anni in su   Un padre fa la valigia, saluta moglie e figlia e parte in nave alla volta di un nuovo paese. Arrivato in città cerca di farsi comprendere in un mondo di cui non capisce lingua e usanze. Ma la metropoli è piena di...

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Tomorrow we will have other names

by Redazione
Books5 July 20216 min

THE FIRST REVIEW OF THE MONTH WILL BE DEDICATED TO THE NEW VOICE: “MONDAY DI-VERSO” “There was a moment when they both hesitated, then they hesitate no more.” Edgar Lee Masters said: “When the beloved withdraws from your soul, then you have lost yours.” Which is true and it’s not, but it takes forever to learn. He and She. The nameless protagonists of a unique story equal to millions of others, the story of two...

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Nuovissimo testamento

by Redazione
Books28 June 20214 min

“The authority that pretends to educate people but in reality governs with paternalism has the open road.” What would it be like to live in a nation where it has been scientifically decided to eliminate empathy because it is considered a disturbing element of democracy? Can the elimination of free thinking to ensure a smooth functioning of the political-bureaucratic machine of a country be considered the right price to pay? We thus entered the story...

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Adoration

by Redazione
Books19 June 20214 min

“Everyone is always someone else’s district, also Latina was a district.” Adoration is a novel in which the lives of adolescents intertwine, divided between the tragic death of their young friend Elena, constantly evoked, and a summer like many others, divided between the blossoming of bitter loves and new self-discoveries. The writing tends to have a story with an interesting core, more current and realistic than ever, but with a development, in our opinion, confused...

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Up the Mountain Path

by Redazione
Children4 June 20216 min

Written by Alessia Colombo This review is available only in the original language. Tipologia: albi illustrati Tematiche principali: natura, relazioni, empatia Tecnica delle illustrazioni: matita, pastelli e acquarelli Età consigliata: 2-8 anni   La signora Tasso vive nel bosco ed è molto vecchia. Però tutte le domeniche, con qualche biscotto nel fagotto, va in gita fino alla cima della montagna Pan di Zucchero. Lungo il sentiero incontra diversi amici, con alcuni scambia due parole, altri li aiuta...

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Once Upon a Star

by Redazione
Children28 May 20216 min

Written by Alessia Colombo This review is available only in the original language. Tipologia: albo illustrato Tematiche principali: scienza, stelle, testo in rima Tecnica delle illustrazioni: digitale Età consigliata: 4-8 anni   La nostra stella si chiama Sole è proprio da lì che noi veniamo. Ma per capirlo, cosa ci vuole? Un passo indietro, dammi la mano… Se di notte guardi in sù che cosa vedi? Milioni di luci accese, che sembrano piccole ma in...

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Italian postcolonial

by Redazione
Books24 May 20214 min

“The ability and the inability to tell the other, the wonderful and arrogant need to define him.” University monograph, structured for a niche reader, but which can also be read with interest and concentration by a wider audience, because the topic is treated in such a way as to be accessible to all history lovers. Divided into chapters that address and analyze the question of historical and cultural postcolonialism from different points of view, the...

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