Season
- Season 0 1998-05-25
- Season 1 1998-05-11
- Season 2 1998-11-10
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- Season 4 2000-10-08
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- Season 7 2003-10-19
- Season 8 2004-10-17
- Season 9 2005-10-16
- Season 10 2006-10-22
- Season 11 2007-10-21
- Season 12 2008-10-19
- Season 13 2009-10-18
- Season 14 2010-10-17
- Season 15 2012-01-08
- Season 16 2013-01-13
- Season 17 2014-02-01
- Season 18 2015-02-07
- Season 19 2016-01-23
- Season 20 2017-01-28
- Season 21 2018-01-20
- Season 22 2019-01-19
- Season 23 2020-01-18
Season 23 Episode
- Season 21 Il giovane Holden (di J.D.Salinger)
- Season 21 Diario (di Anne Frank)
- Season 21 I Viceré (di Federico De Roberto)
- Season 21 Cronaca di una morte annunciata (di Gabriel Garcia Marquez)
- Season 21 La metamorfosi (di Franz Kafka)
- Season 21 Cosima (di Grazia Deledda)
- Season 21 Bouvard e Pécuchet (di Gustave Flaubert)
- Season 21 Il profumo (di Patrick Suskind)
- Season 21 Nati due volte (di Giuseppe Pontiggia)
- Season 21 La cerimonia del massaggio (di Alan Bennett)
- Season 21 Lo straniero (di Albert Camus)
- Season 21 Riccardo III (di William Shakespeare)
Per un pugno di libri - Season 21 Episode 4 Cronaca di una morte annunciata (di Gabriel Garcia Marquez)
9.00 50 minutes The fourth episode of the most famous book game in Italy sees the Liceo Scientifico "Galileo Galilei" of Palermo and the Liceo Scientifico "Euclide" of Cagliari compete this Saturday on one of the most famous novels by Nobel Prize winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez: "Chronicle of a Death Foretold". Published for the first time in Italy in 1982, in this novel Marquez confronts the inevitability of fate by reconstructing the last hours of Santiago Nasar's life, victim, as the title itself says, of a crime foretold that the whole country knows about, but that no one can avoid. From this novel, in 1987, Francesco Rosi, with the collaboration of Tonino Guerra, made a film adaptation. The game is hosted by Geppi Cucciari with professor Piero Dorfles, who recommends, in this episode, "Selfie" by Jussi Adler-Olsen (Marsilio 2018) and "Nel Più Bel Sogno" by Marco Vichi (Guanda 2017).
