Paolo Marchese

In an undefined place and time, the young Fadi flees from a country at war, taking with him a violin case that he never parts with. Accompanied by a group of other migrants, Fadi crosses deserts and seas on a journey fraught with obstacles. Along the way, he meets the mysterious Naila and a group of other young people who do not make his life easy. At the end of their journey, upon arriving at the long-awaited land of Spes, the travelers find themselves facing an insurmountable wall.

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The protagonist of the story is Jim Hawkins, an english preteen boy of the eighteenth-century. He opens the first episode sat down to write a diary in his dorm in the college of the British Admiralty, that host the officers cadets of the royal school of captaincy. Jim is now in the aftermath to that one of our saga, he is older, and he tells, as in the book of Stevenson, all the past incredible adventures, from when Billy Bones entered the inn “Admiral Benbow” that he ran with his mother. This initial curtain of the reminiscent Jim, who writes and renews the wires of the summary and the cohesion, it is the opening of all the episodes and it guides us through the series...

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Geppetto the carpenter carves the object of his hidden desires out of a log: a puppet that will keep him company and will be like a son to him. He will call him Pinocchio. Imagine his surprise when he discovers that the puppet moves, as if by magic, and is gifted with a life on its own.

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Gemma and Benny, two children, end up meeting the White Wizards of Maga Feliza's school and the Black Wizards of Master Badabè's school.

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The Lunes are the guardians of Lasifer's magical sphere, which has always been suspended in the pyramid thanks to the energy of the moonlight. Woe betide if the moonlight were to fail: the sphere would fall, bringing terrible calamities upon the earth.

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The marvelous adventures and dramatic life of Christopher Columbus in the 15th century.

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