Ulysses Moore – The Worlds at the End of the World
Pierdomenico Baccalario
Three Friends, One Diary
Adventure
Romance
If you can’t use your phone, how do you survive at school?With a diary for you and your friends!
There’s a new rule at Locatelli middle school: students won’t be able to use their mobile phones for a whole school year, neither in class nor at home. How will Zoe, Isi and Lola cope with life at school without texting each other?
They decide to talk about their days in a shared notebook, pretending to take notes. The diary passes from hand to hand and is enriched with chats, drawings, stories. There’s Zoe’s cosplay and skateboarding sunsets and Isi’s inscriptions, which she loves to draw. And there’s Lola, who has fun writing about exhausted teachers and weird classmates. And then, of course, there are the unbearable David, Jacopo, Cecilia and that strange guy Filis, who Lola can’t understand.
- Friendship, school, first loves, manga and much more!
- Three adorable heroines, three girls on the threshold of adolescence who grow up and discover a little piece of life together.
- A nostalgic vibe with names, doodles, and secret letters tucked between the pages of a diary.
Publisher:
Piemme
Target:
12+
Year:
2023
Author
Ella Archer
Gisella Laterza lives in Bergamo, or more precisely, in a downtown café where she spends her time writing. When not writing, she teaches Italian and Latin at a high school and leads creative writing courses for students aged 6 to 99. She has published novels, short stories for school anthologies, biographies, and a children's retelling of the Divine Comedy (Einaudi Ragazzi). Among her most successful series is "Tre amiche per un diario" (Il Battello a Vapore). Under the pseudonym Ella Archer, she wrote "Abissi e incanto," a fantasy romance currently being translated into French, Dutch, and Spanish. This work was a finalist for the ILfest award (Munich, 2025) and the Romance Book Party Awards (Naples, 2025).
Author
Jude Archer
Jude Archer is the pen name of Giada Pavesi, a writer from Cremona, where she lives with a snobby cat and a few too many plants. To justify reading all day, she started studying foreign languages and literatures at the University of Milan, and later in Leicester, England. She has worked as a waitress, entertainer, translator, librarian—and probably a few other things too.
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