The Geometric Man
Guido Sgardoli
The Geometric Man
Crime
Mystery
“What was the event that Jules Verne experienced and that allowed him to write his successful novels?”
Inspired by the life of young Jules Verne, Guido Sgardoli invents an entirely new story based on the narrative genre that so fascinated the French writer: science fiction. In this context, Guido Sgardoli imagines the events, sensations, and stories that might have inspired Jules Verne in writing the great classics that made him an immortal author. For example, at the age of eleven, Verne ran away from home to board a ship bound for the Indies—his romantic dream was to bring a coral necklace to the cousin he was in love with.
Publisher:
Erickson
Target:
8-10
Year:
2025
Author
Guido Sgardoli
Born in San Donà di Piave (VE), a graduate in Veterinary Medicine, and a full-time writer. He collaborated for several years with newspapers, magazines, and websites dedicated to road trips, focusing on the history and traditions of the United States. He has had a long-standing interest in Ufology, Paranormal Phenomena, Astronomy, Archaeoastronomy, and the History of the United States and Native Americans.
In addition to his love of animals, he has always cherished books since childhood. Like many people, one day he decided to write his own story. Since then, he has never stopped, and in 2004, he published his first book, followed by many others: adventurous, entertaining stories filled with various "animality" that are beloved and widely read by children and young readers.
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