“So I was forced to steal the chickens […], which was first of all a shame, secondly a serious danger, but above all a necessity.” There are many ways to try to tell a family story: in the first person looking at the past; as a secondary subject who sees the story pass before his eyes and grow with it; as an omniscient voice capable of entering into the emotions and feelings of the various...
BooktoMi e Occasioni d’Incontro are back with the III Edition of the show dedicated to the little ones. Readings, games and workshops to bring children closer to the world of reading with interest and joy. An intense weekend, with Irene Cacciola. The meetings are open to all and as per tradition free, and at the end of each meeting, a snack with bread and jam will be offered! We are waiting for you in the square in...
“Diving into the pool reminds me of the sensation of being wrapped […], a tender embrace that consoles me at the end of a tiring day.” You see the cover of a book, you understand roughly what the book might be about, and then you put it back on the shelf, because you think the topic is not interesting. This is what usually happens with books written by athletes, especially if they are about sports...
“The commuter’s journey, well, it’s not a journey. It’s three dots in brackets.” We won’t beat around the bush in this review: if you’re here, it’s because you’re looking for a good book, one that can not only keep you company, but that can also really give you something more. We’re talking about Björn Larsson’s Philosophy of the Commuter, which at first glance is aimed only at a certain type of reader: a commuter who...
