Journey Within a Story
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In a small library no one ever seems to visit in the middle of nowhere, a young boy continues reading books. Perhaps these books hold the answers to all of the questions of his life?
In 14 short chapters, this ebook will take you on a journey of discovery. Strange events follow Daniele through the library and beyond, as the young boy tries to uncover a secret he has since forgotten. Doors open and close, pages turn by themselves, strawberries grow in the snow… amid this surreal landscape, will Daniele find the answers he needs before returning to his ordinary life?
This short story consists of approximately 6000 words.
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Journey Within a Story - Giovanni Venturi
Giovanni Venturi
Journey within
a Story
©2013 Giovanni Venturi
cover image: ©Whitestep | Dreamstime.com
images inside the ebook: ©Giovanni Venturi
translation by Andrea Pakieser
http://giovanniventuri.wordpress.com/
eISBN: 978-88-907559-3-4
First ebook edition: December 2013
Publisher: Giovanni Venturi
ebook made by Make your e-book by Giovanni Venturi
Text protected by Primo Autore.
Also available as print edition with ISBN: 978-1494275747
Available also in Italian as ebook with eISBN: 978-88-907559-1-0 and print edition with ISBN: 978-1493583638
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This story is a work of fiction. Characters and events are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously to lend a sense of realism to the narrative. Any resemblance to actual events, matters, places, living or deceased people, is purely coincidental.
In a small library no one
ever seems to visit in the
middle of nowhere, a young
boy continues reading books.
Perhaps these books hold
the answers to all of the
questions of his life?
I dedicate this book to
everyone who still
manages to let their
imagination take flight
while reading a story.
Journey
within
a Story
A small library in the middle of nowhere
The room is intensely quiet and dark. There’s just the light of a lamp and a young boy absorbed in reading. Yet again, time has hurried on by, but Daniele didn’t notice, to him it seems as if he just walked through the door a few minutes ago.
He always borrows the same book.
He didn’t even need to ask.
He barely had time to utter Hello
to Mr. Alfredo – a lively, slender man about seventy years old – before the man handed him the text. Mr. Alfredo doesn’t even put it back on the shelf anymore. He keeps it on the counter under an envelope with the word Daniele