Season
- Season 0 1998-05-25
- Season 1 1998-05-11
- Season 2 1998-11-10
- Season 3 1999-11-07
- Season 4 2000-10-08
- Season 5 2001-10-07
- Season 6 2002-10-20
- 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 23 Martin Eden (di Jack London)
- Season 23 Storie naturali (di Primo Levi)
- Season 23 Aspettando Godot (di Samuel Beckett)
- Season 23 Il giocatore (di Fedor Dostoevskij)
- Season 23 Frankenstein (di Mary Shelley)
- Season 23 Poirot a Styles Court (di Agatha Christie)
- Season 23 La vita davanti a sé (di Romain Gary)
- Season 23 L'amico ritrovato (di Fred Uhlman)
Per un pugno di libri - Season 23 Episode 7 La vita davanti a sé (di Romain Gary)
9.00 50 minutes The seventh episode features a comparison between the Liceo Scientifico "Antonio Rosmini" of Rovereto and the Liceo Scientifico "Benedetti-Tommaseo" of Venice on a highly successful novel: "The Life Ahead" by the French writer of Lithuanian origin Romain Gary. Published in 1975, the book won the most important French literary prize in the same year: the Goncourt. Set in the immediate post-war period, in the multi-ethnic Parisian suburb of Belleville, Romain Gary's novel tells the story of Momo, a 10-year-old Arab boy, and Madame Rose, an elderly Jewish ex-prostitute who miraculously escaped the Holocaust, to whom the child was entrusted. Alongside them is a whole crowd of "miserables", outcasts of society. Despite the harshness, crude and even violent tones of the story, the book has moments of humor and authentic poetry. Gary's entire novel seems to revolve around a key question that young Momo asks old Mr. Hamil: "can you live without someone to love?"
