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Angels & Demons

by Redazione
Your Reviews4 November 20204 min

Written by Beatrice Bertocchi This review is available only in the original language. _______________________________________________________ Angeli e Demoni è il primo romanzo di Dan Brown che ha come protagonista, il professore di simbologia religiosa a Harvard, Robert Langdon. Un thriller coinvolgente, dove il lettore è costretto a schierarsi fra il bene e il male, fra scienza e religione. Questo La storia inizia al CERN di Ginevra, dove lo scienziato, Leonardo Vetra, viene ritrovato senza vita nel suo laboratorio,...

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Klingsor’s Last Summer

by Redazione
Your Reviews28 October 20204 min

Written by Elisa Sorgesa This review is available only in the original language. __________________________________________________________ “L’ultima estate della sua vita il pittore Klingsor, in età di quarantadue anni, la trascorse in quelle contrade del sud nelle vicinanze di Pampanblo, Careno e Laguno che egli, già negli anni precedenti, aveva amato e che spesso aveva visitato”. Inizia così il breve romanzo “L’ultima estate di Klingsor . Si tratta di un romanzo in parte autobiografico. Spesso tutti i romanzi di...

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Hunger games

by Redazione
Your Reviews14 October 20204 min

Written by Marianna D’amico This review is available only in the original language. _________________________________________________________   Suzanne Collins è stata molto abile nel creare e introdurci un mondo distopico , cioè diverso dal mondo che conosciamo noi . È stato molto interessante e sorprendente scoprire come funzionasse, come i distretti e Capitol City siano importanti l’uno l’altro e come tutto sia collegato a formare un enorme meccanismo, in cui tutto deve essere sistematicamente corretto e preciso. Per far...

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Spartan

by Redazione
Your Reviews23 September 20204 min

Written by Cristiana Fiorillo This review is available only in the original language. ________________________________________________________   Per chi non lo conoscesse, Manfredi è uno dei massimi esponenti italiani del romanzo storico. Le sue opere sono in genere ambientate nell’antichità tra la Grecia classica e Roma antica. Dal suo libro “L’ultima legione” è stato tratto anche l’omonimo film del 2007 con Colin Firth e Ben Kingsley. Insomma si tratta di un autore molto celebre anche al di...

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The dilapidated teacher

by Redazione
Books19 August 20204 min

“The houses are full of garbage, the streets are all secondary, all shortcuts that lead nowhere.” An ideal follow up of what was the first bestseller of Marcello D’Orta himself, the book takes up many of the issues and questions left open. The book is nice, you can read it in an afternoon, but it’s not as simple as it might seem; with a style of old times it helps to reflect on important issues,...

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Proof of Heaven

by Redazione
Your Reviews5 August 20204 min

Written by Veronica Paladini This review is available only in the original language. ___________________________________________________   Il libro che ho tra le mani è stato un incontro particolarmente affascinante per essere capitato in un giorno normalissimo. Eben Alexander, l’autore di questo testo autobiografico, è un neurochirurgo del North Carolina che ha conosciuto la scrittura per necessità. Era il 2008 quando si trovò a combattere contro una meningite batterica tanto anomala quanto pericolosa che lo mandò in...

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The Diary of Anne Frank

by Redazione
Books27 June 20204 min

“You cannot imagine how sad it is to watch helplessly at the performance of his solitude.” A classic is a classic, so any comment we make may be superfluous or even reductive. For this reason we decided not to dwell on the story that led to the birth of the book, or on the plot, or on the stylistic code adopted, rather we preferred to tell what it meant for us to re-read it after...

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Don’t move

by Redazione
Books1 March 20204 min

“Everyone has many reasons to cry, funerals are just a good opportunity.” A book that goes straight to the heart, to shatter and reassemble it in a decomposed way, and then still shatter it and then still reassemble it for better and better. Much undeserved pain for the main characters, which reverberates on the reader like the last light of the sun before going to die at the end of the day. Timothy is an...

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Deception Point

by Redazione
Books26 January 20204 min

“Sometimes a thin thread is enough to discover something.“ Fast-paced thriller, with a sustained rhythm capable of involving the reader. Even the least passionate of the genre, will not stop to read it, at lease up to three-quarters of the story. But then the trouble comes, and you start to feel the weight of the many scattered technical explanations. Military procedures, armaments, institutional procedures and street references, that are simply too much; but after all...

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I do high jumps

by Redazione
Books3 December 20194 min

“All of us every day, when we get out of bed, we have enormous power: we can choose whether to be a help for someone or a problem.” A caress to the heart hardened by the individualism of everyday life. This was the strange effect of the book by Iacopo Melio (Iacopo with the I recommend, otherwise he could became a bit upset), once the reading is finished. So much true that we immediately read...

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