Radio Dante Racconta – 1. Short stories for children (in Italian and English)

by radiodante | Jul 21, 2020 | 0 comments

Today’s episode is dedicated to the theme of the short stories. We will talk about its origins and characteristics and will have Cristina Nenna, a writer of books addressed to young people, talking about the importance of preserving this literary genre especially among children.

Presented by Laura Stern
Interview with Cristina Nenna

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