The World of Unnamed Things — A Review

Daniela Rossi, Edizioni Fazzi - 2005, p. 136
The World of Unnamed Things — A Review
The World of Nameless Things - review - Shadows and Lights n.90, 2005
Archival content: this article was published more than 20 years ago. The language and content reflect the sensitivities of the time.

Andrea is a healthy, cheerful boy who has never heard a sound, a noise, a piece of music since the day he was born. His mother tells their story in a voice that is both poetic and unflinching—a chronicle of her fierce determination to give Andrea an ordinary life. She battles adversity and the narrow-minded arrogance of experts who had written off Andrea's deafness as total and irreversible.
This daily struggle will lead Andrea to discover the pleasure and the desire to listen, to speak, to be heard.
It is a hard and tenderhearted story about a choice to trust, to be free—a bold and intimate journey that goes straight to the heart.

M.B., 2005

Mariangela Bertolini

Mariangela Bertolini

Born in Treviso in 1933, teacher and mother of three children, including Maria Francesca, Chicca, who has a severe disability. She was among the promoters of Faith and Light in Italy. She founded and…

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