"It is worthless to give a bottle of water in the hot desert to someone who does not know the way out.” - Autumn Equinox
Autumn Equinox
It was somewhere between 12 pm and 2 pm. I was done with English 201 class. That’s when I had the epiphany on this tittle (Autumn Equinox) and what it should represent—learning at a critical point in life. Whether it is learning as an ESL student or learning as young mother. Benefits throughout learning are clear, yet obstacles are often overlooked.
The story begins in Pordenone, Italy. With an orphan boy named Pietro and his grandfather Francesco. Pietro’s life begins to change for good and bad when he starts learning about the many aspects of life and subjects about the brain. After years of learning and growth, as an adult scientist, Pietro seeks to challenge the education system the which he believes serves uniformly to some groups while others are left out. During his journey, he does research in other subjects about the brain and its correlation to music. Life is foster around him and his focused objectives until he reunites to his childhood love, Camilla, and his life spins out of control.
From Italy to Mexico, the uprising against the many unfair practices and policies in learning continues. And with Giulio’s help, the long-time enemy of Pietro, some Mexican officials and criminals begin to see the education reforms pushed by Pietro in Mexico as a threat. The third part of this book, includes scientific subjects and facts that are parallel to Pietro’s life. An inspirational addition to this novel after the author read books by the American neurologist, Richard Restak.
The story begins in Pordenone, Italy. With an orphan boy named Pietro and his grandfather Francesco. Pietro’s life begins to change for good and bad when he starts learning about the many aspects of life and subjects about the brain. After years of learning and growth, as an adult scientist, Pietro seeks to challenge the education system the which he believes serves uniformly to some groups while others are left out. During his journey, he does research in other subjects about the brain and its correlation to music. Life is foster around him and his focused objectives until he reunites to his childhood love, Camilla, and his life spins out of control.
From Italy to Mexico, the uprising against the many unfair practices and policies in learning continues. And with Giulio’s help, the long-time enemy of Pietro, some Mexican officials and criminals begin to see the education reforms pushed by Pietro in Mexico as a threat. The third part of this book, includes scientific subjects and facts that are parallel to Pietro’s life. An inspirational addition to this novel after the author read books by the American neurologist, Richard Restak.
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This novel includes drama, crime, love, science and science fiction.
Product details
Product details
- ASIN : B09HG54XJQ
- Publisher : Independently published (October 1, 2021)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 603 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8488106536
- Item Weight : 2.2 pounds
- Dimensions : 6 x 1.36 x 9 inches
Description
The scenario of a six-year-old goes beyond his innocent understanding as he finds a scientific book. Confused, yet motivated, by the complexity of the language found in the book, the boy visits the library frequently until he finally feels he could understand the book.
With the combination of science fiction, scientific facts and the story of boy, this book describes the journey of learning and how traumatic incidents can affect the learning experience.
The book splits between the narrated story and scientific explanations upon the boy’s behavior. Recommended for ages 15-25.
The scenario of a six-year-old goes beyond his innocent understanding as he finds a scientific book. Confused, yet motivated, by the complexity of the language found in the book, the boy visits the library frequently until he finally feels he could understand the book.
With the combination of science fiction, scientific facts and the story of boy, this book describes the journey of learning and how traumatic incidents can affect the learning experience.
The book splits between the narrated story and scientific explanations upon the boy’s behavior. Recommended for ages 15-25.