Grandi
Storielle
A place where you can meet and read literary grandi storielle and grandi storielle taken from real life.
The latest grande storiella
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Isaac’s grande storiella
In July, the association Una mano per un sorriso – for children, also known as Smiley Hand, inaugurated its new junior secondary school: Smiling Junior Secondary School Lucky-Summer. This is another important milestone added to all those that now mark the association’s long journey, and therefore its history itself. Throughout this great story, two people will be mentioned: Paola and Marta, respectively the president and vice-president of “Una Mano per un Sorriso – For Children”. They were among the first to travel to Korogocho, in Nairobi, Kenya, and to believe…
Interviews
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Julia’s grande storiella
Introduction LEA, the Essential Levels of Care, are the benefits and services that the National Health Service is required to provide to…
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Mattia’s grande storiella
My name is Mattia Ferretti and I was born in Reggio Emilia. I am 25 years old and I studied architecture in…
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Haval’s grande storiella pt.2
We arrived to Erbil and my father only had one thought in his head: “you have to go to school, you have…
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Haval’s grande storiella
My name is Haval and this is my grande storiella. I was born on the 23rd of March 1983, which means the…
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Mohammed’s grande storiella
My name is Mohammed, I come from Aleppo, Syria. I grew up in the countryside of Aleppo where I studied from the…
The book
Storie di giovani Made in Italy. Grandi Storielle
Gemma Edizioni. In this book the voices are those of young people: ten grandi storielle recorded across Italy, from Palermo to Trieste, by a seeker of generational testimonies.
Podcast
Short stories
The literary grandi storielle: short stories illustrated by Celia Fernandez and translated into English, French, Portuguese, German and Spanish.
About us
Carola Speranza
Journalist, she collects and writes the stories
Morena Bergia
English and French translations
Celia Fernandez
Illustrations
Livia Mercuri
Portuguese translations
Hannah Winkler
German translations
Sara Andreocci Alvarez
Spanish translations
Contact
Do you have a grande storiella to tell, or do you know one? Or would you like to do something with us? Write to us!