Final Event for the Un Libro Tante Scuole Initiative in Turin

The National Student Reading Project "Un Libro Tante Scuole" (One Book, Many Schools) culminates with a special event dedicated to Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights." On Saturday, May 13th, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, the Auditorium of the Congress Center at the Salone Internazionale del Libro in Turin will host the final meeting of this literary journey.

The event, organized in collaboration with Chora Media, Consulta delle Fondazioni di Origine Bancarie del Piemonte e della Liguria, Intesa Sanpaolo, and Mondadori, will feature  Valentina Farinaccio, Antonella Lattanzi, and Liliana Rampello. These prominent authors will guide students through an exploration of Brontë's timeless work and its enduring themes.

Liliana Rampello, author of the introduction to the special edition of "Wuthering Heights" distributed to students, will share her insights on the importance of this classic in the formation of young readers. Antonella Lattanzi will offer a unique perspective o
n the novel's narrative and iconic characters.

The event will be interactive, with Valentina Farinaccio moderating a discussion where students can share their impressions and reviews published on the Bookblog during these months of shared reading.

This initiative, promoted by the Turin International Book Fair and the Ministry of Education and Merit, aims to reintroduce Italian youth to the enduring value of classic literature. Through "Wuthering Heights," students have immersed themselves in a world of overwhelming passions, while discovering universal themes such as self-determination and self-discovery.

13 maggio, Ore 10:00-12:00
Un Libro Tante Scuole: Cime Tempestose di Emily Brontë
Incontro finale del progetto di lettura condivisa
Auditorium, Centro Congressi

Con
Valentina Farinaccio, Antonella Lattanzi e Liliana Rampello

In collaborazione con
Chora Media, Consulta delle Fondazioni di Origine Bancarie del Piemonte e della Liguria, Intesa Sanpaolo e Mondadori