Lidia Poët and the Secret of the Bones

Coming of age
Historical
Mystery

A dark mystery shakes a boarding school of respectable young ladies. Only the rebellious Lidia Poët can solve the case. An ordinary girl, who sometimes does extraordinary things.

Lidia Poët was the first female lawyer (and rebellious teen) in Italian history. In 1871, when girls could only crochet and make rice pudding, she already had the stubbornness required to follow her dreams and defend those who had no rights. This is why sixteen-year-old Lidia is the perfect travel companion for young readers looking for their place in the world. A fascinating and atypical heroine who, as she herself claimed, is just “an ordinary girl, who sometimes does extraordinary things”. In this all-female mystery, the real Lidia will be put to the test by the dark mystery of the boarding school where she was sent to learn good manners. The aspiring lawyer will need all her smooth talking and courage to solve the case, defeating prejudices and remaining true to herself.

Publisher: Battello a Vapore
Target: 12+
Year: 2024
Author
Vernante Pallotti

Vernante Pallotti (Verona, 1998) is an Italian screenwriter, writer, and journalist. Her name was given to her by mistake and means "She who brings spring." An author of television and film projects for young audiences, Vernante believes that the most intelligent thing to do today, along with planting trees, is to give importance to children and teenagers. She does this by writing for them. Banshee, selected for the Milano Pitch, is her debut novel.

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