The Island of Lost Letters

Year 1914.
With the outbreak of the First World War, Albert, a boy living in Strasbourg, is sent by his parents to Isola della Cona, a peaceful island far from the bombings and armies, where his uncle Audubon lives.
Far from home, Albert will discover longing, fear, and the absurdity of war, but also the strength of friendship and his own inner resilience.
This story, full of adventure and emotion, immerses us in a world of letters without destination, a castle with secret passages, and a myriad of endearing characters.
A fast-paced and captivating novel, perfect for hooking readers of all ages.
Moreover, it is filled with historical references and real settings that enrich the plot and lend it authenticity.

Key points

• A book to connect with the emotions that arise in times of war and with the inner strength we all carry within.
• In today’s context, marked by new conflicts around us, Oriol Canosa’s emblematic narrative is more relevant than ever.
• This revised and expanded edition includes new content at the end of the book, inviting readers to explore the connections between reality and the characters, as well as the settings depicted.