If there’s one thing that terrifies Ubaldo, it’s the idea of going back to school. Yet here he is, behind the teacher’s desk, with fifteen little pairs of eyes staring at him, waiting for him to remember how to calculate a hypotenuse.
It’s all his friend Margherita’s fault for asking him to replace the maths teacher. And so, the once wimpy student now finds himself as an equally wimpy… teacher! However, it will only be for two weeks. What could possibly go wrong in two weeks?
Giuseppe D’Anna is a writer, graphic designer and illustrator. Not necessarily in that order. Having arrived in the dark lands of publishing as a ghost writer of other people’s books, at a certain point he decided to start writing his own. These include Voglio fare lo strego (The Boy Born a Witch), his first real children’s novel. Warning: his stories may contain traces of magic and wordplay. Keep out of reach of adults.
