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Nel mare ci sono i coccodrilli GOLDdi Fabio Geda letto da Paolo Briguglia Regia Flavia Gentili Durata 4h 11m Versione integrale Edizione testo Baldini Castoldi Dalai Pubblicazione 08 luglio 2015 ISBN 9788898425716 Nava, a sud di Kabul. Gli uomini di un ricco mercante bussano alla porta: dei banditi hanno rubato un camion e ucciso l'autista e ora, come risarcimento, pretendono il figlio Enaiatollah. Per salvare il figlio, la madre compie la più dolorosa delle scelte: lo porta in Pakistan e lo abbandona. Qui ha inizio l'incredibile viaggio di Enaiatollah che lo porterà in Italia passando per l'Iran, la Turchia e la Grecia. Coccodrilli... Una favola a lieto fine. Poteva anche iniziare con "c'era una volta..."e in mezzo tante traversie, l'uomo nero, la mamma che abbandona il figlio per salvarlo, i soldati, la prigionia, il lavoro nero dei bambini, la casa che non c'è, la fame e il freddo, le intemperie, gli amici persi e ritrovati, i pirati, qualche persona buona, un lungo e terribile viaggio prima a piedi scalando una montagna che vedrà cadere i più deboli, poi per mare col naufragio, poi per terra nel sottofondo di un camion (e li a vedere la morte in faccia). E intanto, siamo partiti dall'Afghanistan, abbiamo attraversato il Pakistan, l'Iran, la Turchia e la Grecia, che è poi solo una ripartenza. Per il nostro protagonista, la meta è l'italia, munito solo di un numero di cellulare di un amico d'infanzia. Pare essere arrivato alla terra promessa. Ecco l'accoglienza in una famiglia affidataria, la scuola, il lavoro, e le lacrime quando può finalmente risalutare la sua mamma. Commozione anche per chi ascolta. Ben scritto e letto. Molto bello. (0 )
Nava, a sud di Kabul. Gli uomini di
un ricco mercante bussano alla porta: dei banditi hanno rubato un camion e ucciso l'autista e ora, come risarcimento, pretendono il figlio Enaiatollah. Per salvare il figlio, la madre compie la più dolorosa delle scelte: lo porta in Pakistan e lo abbandona. Qui ha inizio l'incredibile viaggio di Enaiatollah che lo porterà in Italia passando per l'Iran, la Turchia e la Grecia.
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Un Audiolibro di Geda Fabio edito da Emons, 2013
Nava, a sud di Kabul. Gli uomini di un ricco mercante bussano alla porta: un gruppo di banditi ha rubato un camion e ucciso il guidatore e ora, come risarcimento per la merce perduta, pretendono il figlio Enaiatollah. Per salvare il ragazzino di nove anni, la madre compie la più dolorosa delle scelte: lo porta in Pakistan e lì lo abbandona. Qui ha inizio l’incredibile viaggio di Enaiatollah che lo porterà in Italia passando per l’Iran, la Turchia e la Grecia. Oggi Enaiatollah vive con una famiglia affidataria, lavora come mediatore e studia a Torino, la città dove ha conosciuto Fabio Geda con il quale ha ricostruito la storia della sua incredibile vicenda. Informazioni bibliografiche
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