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★ Unlocks disciplines through storytelling, rebuilding the framework of knowledge through literary narratives. Starting from children’s daily lives, it helps them uncover the scientific principles behind the world, quietly breaking down the walls between “subjects” and “life,” allowing every abstract concept to blossom into tangible understanding in the soil of story.
★ A literary reflection of Italy’s “holistic education” philosophy: making exploration a habit, turning today’s curiosity into the superpower to shape tomorrow.
★ Created by authoritative experts, laying a solid scientific foundation for children and nurturing a lifelong scientific mindset.
★A series aimed at young and adult readers eager to learn in an enjoyable and entertaining way. Children discover adventure stories, teenagers find tools for thought, and adults rekindle their thirst for knowledge—making shared reading an intergenerational symphony of minds.

This series includes 10 titles:
Into the Wonderful World of Music
The Mysterious casting out nines
A Journey into Relativity
The Coding Club
The Adventure of Life
Colors, Sounds, Flavors... A World of Sensations
A Robot as a Friend
Black as a Black Hole
We Are Ecology
An Ocean of Plastic

What is sound and how does it travel? What are the families of musical instruments, including the smallest, strangest, and most ancient ones? How and when was music born? A story about a day at the conservatory that shows just how marvelous music truly is.

For Elisa, it’s an important day: she is visiting the Conservatory of her city with her teacher Sonia and her class.
Elisa thinks music is difficult and boring, but when Professor Luca begins to speak, an extraordinary journey unexpectedly unfolds, taking her to the very heart of sound and music. She then meets young students playing deeply moving pieces and listens to a full orchestra rehearsing a Beethoven symphony. Professor Luca is charming, incredibly knowledgeable, and his students seem truly happy.
One day, she too would like to be like them and enter the Conservatory… Music really is a marvelous thing!

Gian-Luca Baldi
Gian-Luca Baldi is a Professor of Composition at the Agostino Steffani Conservatory in Castelfranco Veneto. He has composed music for orchestra, film, and dance, as well as seven musical fairy tales, in addition to essays, short stories, and novels. For many years, he has devoted himself to the work of Gianni Rodari, striving to bring Rodari's revolutionary thought into the heart of conservatories.