Who am I? Me. Other girls. And other boys.

Non-Fiction

Photographs of a generation!

100 questions.                                                                                                                                                  To investigate necessary themes and subjects on identity, individual and collective: Friendship, Love, Body, Social, Do I Believe?, Future, Commitment, Anger, Fear, Passions, Revolutions.

100 questions.                                                                                                                                                      To explore the question “Who Am I?” and who everyone else is. A mirror, in which you can identify yourself with all your personal characteristics, express all your nuances, test where you fit in between standardisation and originality. A selfie of a generation, a description of a whole generation – as individuals and as a group.

100 questions.
Bringing out the self, the us, the them. An immediate, colourful, enticing glance to help understand that there is no ‘normal’ and ‘different’: individual quirks and ways of being. Points in common, points of divergence.

  • A surprising selfie of generation Z, modern teenagers, without filters and without retouching. A mirror for them to look into, to discover themselves and better understand others.
  • 30,000 questions – 100 teenagers – 12 themes.
Publisher: DeA Planeta
Target: 12+
Year: 2021
Author
Daniele Grassucci

Daniele Grassucci is widely regarded as one of the leading experts on youth culture and the education sector in Italy.
He is the director of Skuola.net, which he co-founded in 2000 with Matteo Sbardella while they were still high school students. He has collaborated with Book on a Tree on the publication of Who Am I? Me. The Others. And Everyone Else (DeAgostini, 2021), co-authored with Federico Taddia.

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Author
Federico Taddia

A writer, presenter, TV author and populariser, Federico Taddia collaborates with Topolino, Rai, Radio24 and La Stampa. One of his passions has always been to use the right words to tell the youngest everything that scientists study, look for and discover. He has written books with Margherita Hack, Telmo Pievano, Elisa Palazzi and Antonella Viola. With Teste Toste he won the Andersen Prize for the best science series for girls and boys and with Virus Game he won the Piccolo Galileo prize.

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