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Mondadori Store, the largest network of bookshops in Italy, is getting ready to celebrate Christmas by transforming its spaces throughout the entire month of December into even more welcoming places, filled with light, emotion, solidarity and magic.

CHRISTMAS ELVES

Until 6 January, the bookshops in the Mondadori Store network will be transformed by a warm and playful festive atmosphere, with a completely renewed Christmas layout. A colourful, fairytale-inspired “family” of elves will welcome visitors among the shelves and window displays, accompanied by dedicated decorations and gift-wrapping materials.
The visual identity, designed by the agency Altavia Italia with illustrations by Chiara Fajella, reinterprets traditional Christmas imagery through a fresh, vintage-flavoured lens.
At the heart of this world are the elves, who interact with books in an enchanting, imaginative setting, inviting adults and children alike to rediscover the pleasure of spending time together and to let themselves be carried away by the magic of stories.

A SPECIAL FESTIVE GIFT: INTRODUCING LUMIVERSO

For the Christmas season returns Mondadori Store’s major holiday campaign, featuring a new exclusive gift: Lumiverso, the magical book that turns into a lamp to illuminate your favourite stories. Its decorative elements combine emotion, constellations and imagination, recalling the refinement of antique books while adding a contemporary touch. A unique gift created to celebrate the power of imagination and to make the wait for Christmas shine even brighter. Lumiverso is available from 1 to 24 December with the purchase of at least three Mondadori Group books, both in participating stores and on mondadoristore.it.

INITIATIVES AT MONDADORI DUOMO

Mondadori Duomo is also preparing for Christmas with a rich programme of special initiatives and events. From 9 to 22 December, the Milan bookstore will host a dedicated Mattel pop-up store, designed for fans of toys and of some of the most iconic stories ever created.
With this new shop-in-shop, Mattel celebrates its 80th anniversary through an immersive space dedicated to adults who have never stopped playing. An experience inspired by the concept “Never Too Old to Play”, inviting visitors to discover the Mattel universe through its most iconic collections – including Barbie Signature, Hot Wheels Premium, the new Mattel Brick Shop and Mattel Games, along with many other surprises. The space will also feature special activities and irresistible photo opportunities.

A family day dedicated to Christmas

Mondadori Duomo is also organising a special family day to get ready for Christmas. On Sunday 14 December, adults and children are invited to take part in a series of events with authors, books and a very special guest: from 11 a.m. and throughout the day, little Elf Giulia will be wandering among the shelves to chat with the youngest visitors and collect all their letters for Santa Claus in a very special postbox, destined straight for the North Pole.

At 11 a.m. there will also be readings of excerpts from Sulla slitta con Babbo Natale (Emme Edizioni) and Le più belle storie di Gianni Rodari (Einaudi Ragazzi), read by Mondadori Duomo bookseller Silvia Neri, highlighting the close relationship between the bookshop and its community.

At 11.30 a.m., the book Chi ti ha detto che Babbo Natale non esiste? (Edizioni Piemme) will be presented with the author Vernante Pallotti and illustrator Giada Carboni.  After the reading and games, there will be a signing session with plenty of personalised drawings.

To celebrate the approaching Christmas season, at 4 p.m. a spectacular concert will take place inside the bookshop – featuring the most beloved Christmas songs, reminding us what Christmas is and how powerful its magic can be – performed by the Piccoli Cantori di Milano choir, directed and curated by Laura Marcora.

Finally, from 5 p.m., in the children’s and young readers’ area, little Elf Giulia will read a story to everyone present so they can prepare together for the arrival of Christmas.

MONDADORI STORE FOR STILL I RISE: TOGETHER AT CHRISTMAS TO BUILD THE FUTURE

As every year, Christmas at Mondadori Store will also be an opportunity for solidarity, with a special charity gift-wrapping campaign supporting, for the first time, Still I Rise, the non-profit organisation that provides high-quality education to refugee and vulnerable children around the world.
From 5 to 24 December, in more than 50 Mondadori bookshops across over 40 Italian cities, volunteers and staff from Still I Rise will be in store to wrap Christmas gifts and collect donations. A simple gesture that becomes real support: the proceeds from the initiative will contribute to the creation of the very first Still I Rise International School in Italy.
The collaboration with Still I Rise is part of Mondadori Store’s ongoing commitment to expanding access to culture and creating new opportunities for growth through books, offering educational prospects even to those living in challenging contexts.

Mondadori Store represents the largest network of bookstores in Italy, with over 500 locations across both major cities and smaller towns. It acts as an active cultural hub nationwide, both in-store and online via Mondadoristore.it and the Bookclub formula, offering not only books at the centre of its offering but also entertainment experiences, events, and multichannel services, reaching over 20 million customers every year.

On Saturday 6 December the Taranto’s Mondadori Bookstore will reopen its doors in the heart of the city, offering the public a completely refurbished space dedicated to books and entertainment.

The store covers an area of 350 square metres and features a modern, refreshed layout. Customers will be welcomed by a team of expert booksellers and a catalogue of 25,000 titles, from timeless classics to bestsellers across fiction and general non-fiction.

“Thanks to the restyling it has undergone, the bookshop reaffirms its role as a key cultural hub for the city,” says Carmine Fucci, a Mondadori Store affiliate who has turned his passion for books into his profession for more than twenty years. “Our aim is to offer an immersive, participatory experience: not just a place to buy books, but a space for connection, listening and vision – a place where opportunities for interaction, discovery and encounter can take shape,” Fucci concludes.

The bookshop is spread over two floors and hosts all the latest releases and main thematic areas designed to meet everyone’s tastes. These include We are Junior, the space for younger readers, featuring educational games and illustrated books to spark their imagination through fun and curious stories; Just Comics, the area dedicated to the world of manga and comics; My New Romance, the new corner for lovers of the romance universe, one of today’s most popular literary genres; and a section devoted to books in their original language. There is also a wide selection of stationery, toys, gadgets and gift cards. The bookstore also includes an events area designed as a meeting place for readers, hosting events, book presentations and photography exhibitions.

The Mondadori Bookstore in Taranto also serves its customers online: readers can stay up to date via the store’sInstagram and Facebook pages. They can also connect with the bookshop using Mondadoristore.it digital services to check the availability of a book, order it, collect it in store or have it delivered to their home.

Mondadori Store represents the largest network of bookstores in Italy, with over 500 locations across both major cities and smaller towns. It acts as an active cultural hub nationwide, both in-store and online via Mondadoristore.it and the Bookclub formula, offering not only books at the centre of its offering but also entertainment experiences, events, and multichannel services, reaching over 20 million customers every year.

MONDADORI BOOKSTORE

Address: Via Giuseppe de Cesare 35, 74123, Taranto, TA
Opening hours: Mon – Sun 9.00 – 00.00

Telephone: 099.4591661 / 393.8685158 (for booking service via Whatsapp)
E-mail: info@mondadoristoretaranto.com

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Rizzoli Education, a school publisher long committed to delivering high-quality educational content and innovative learning tools, presents PariPasso, a new project dedicated to inclusion and to teaching and learning practices built around inclusive education. The initiative is deeply rooted in the company’s history and identity, and it takes shape across content, activities, study methods and teaching approaches promoted by the publisher.

“PariPasso (literally “step by step together,” evoking the idea of moving forward at the same pace, side by side) builds on an established editorial practice that places the principle of inclusion at the centre of our work and draws inspiration from it in both our publishing and our training programmes, as shown by the work carried out on gender equality,” says Annalisa Aceti, General Manager Sales & Marketing of Rizzoli Education. We chose to integrate inclusion into every phase of the editorial process, not as a separate project but as a transversal benchmark of quality. From 2026 onwards, PariPasso will guide all new titles for primary and lower-secondary school, offering a concrete, systematic response to the challenges of inclusion. This commitment translates into books, digital resources, teaching tools and training pathways. The name PariPasso evokes collaboration, recognising that learning is a shared journey. Walking “a pari passo” with schools means supporting teachers, students and families in pursuing a common goal: building a school that is truly fair, innovative and capable of valuing uniqueness as a resource.”

Validated by a scientific committee of leading experts, ,PariPasso is grounded in several key principles:the design of teaching tools tailored to different cognitive styles and learning rhythms; the adoption of personalised and meaningful teaching and learning practices, including digital content and tools; the enhancement of every learner, ensuring that each student can achieve educational success; and the promotion of teaching deeply connected to active, critical and responsible citizenship.

THE PARIPASSO MANIFESTO

This policy brings together the core values of the project in a single declaration of intent, articulated through its main guidelines and objectives:

• there is no such thing as inclusive teaching separate from “traditional” teaching
• a personalised and universal pedagogical approach
• personalising teaching to achieve solid and long-lasting learning
• inclusive teaching as a context that promotes educational relationships
• “essential knowledge,” but also depth and dialogue between disciplines
• promoting reflection on methods and processes
• technology and teaching innovation as allies of inclusion
• inclusion as a shared objective
• school inclusion and social inclusion

“In Italian schools today,” says Aaron Buttarelli, General Manager Editorial Area of Rizzoli Education, “teaching based on an inclusive approach is guaranteed at a regulatory level, but everyday practice is much more complicated, given the strong differentiation and heterogeneity found in classrooms. PariPasso was created to promote, support and encourage a culture of inclusion. By its nature, it is an open and continually updated path. The principles stated in the Manifesto will be the guide we will follow in the design and implementation of all our educational activities in the broadest sense, for teachers and students, starting with school textbooks.”

THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

PariPasso is an inclusion project with a solid scientific foundation, validated by a committee of experts who share the guidelines and supervise the quality of the project, ensuring its effectiveness and consistency with educational goals.

The committee includes Giorgia Ortu La Barbera (psychologist), Roberto Trinchero (Professor of Experimental Pedagogy at the Department of Philosophy and Education Sciences, University of Turin), Fondazione Bullone, Centro Leonardo, and Fondazione Mondo Digitale ETS.

The members of the Committee will take part in live and in-person training events organised by the publishing house, bringing their voice and field experience while offering insights, in-depth analysis and strategies on specific topics related to inclusion.

ACTIONS

PariPasso will find clear and visible application first of all in Rizzoli Education textbooks and, over time, will provide a set of services and content to support all components of the school community: communicative and didactic accessibility of all content, continuing specialised training for teachers on the project’s themes, livestreams and more than 30 events across the country between February and April, articles and best-practice features on the publisher’s website to address the topic at school, content on the digital learning platform HUB Scuola, contests and podcasts.

For more information on the content of PariPasso, visit www.rizzolieducation.it/paripasso

Rizzoli Education, the Mondadori Group’s schoolbook publisher, offers a comprehensive range of books for all levels of education, from primary school to middle and high school.

Palazzo Niemeyer, a masterpiece by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer (1907–2012) and the headquarters of the Mondadori Group since 1975, has undergone a major renovation, including interior refurbishment and redevelopment.

Two key concepts guided the design of the project: identity and coherence. The goal was to enhance the building, in Segrate, on the outskirts of Milan, while respecting the distinctive character of Niemeyer’s work, reinterpreting it in a contemporary way through innovative, functional and sustainable solutions that strengthen the collaborative nature of the open space areas that were part of the original project.

“The redevelopment of Palazzo Niemeyer has been an important opportunity to give new life to, and celebrate fifty years after its inauguration, a place that is an integral part of our identity and our history, as well as an example of architecture of international relevance,” said Antonio Porro, CEO of the Mondadori Group. “This significant intervention has allowed us to make our headquarters even more efficient, sustainable and inclusive. It is a new working environment that reflects the values we embrace every day: openness, innovation and care for people,” Porro concluded.

The works, which covered a total area of more than 20,000 square meters, were carried out by Generali Real Estate – owner of the building through the Mascagni fund managed by Generali Real Estate SGR – together with the Mondadori Group.

“Palazzo Niemeyer is one of the most well-known and iconic buildings in Generali’s real estate portfolio. We are proud to have completed a high-quality project that has renewed the contemporary value of the building, bringing it in line with a more modern and flexible approach to workplaces and with new technological and energy solutions, while preserving its unique historical and architectural identity. I would like to thank our team, who brought expertise and passion to this important project,” said Benedetto Giustiniani, Head of Southern Europe Region at Generali Real Estate.

This major redevelopment project was designed by the international architecture firm CRA Carlo Ratti Associati, under the creative direction of Carlo Ratti, founding partner and curator of the 2025 Architecture Biennale, in collaboration with Italo Rota (1953–2024), one of the most influential interpreters of Italian architecture.

Their vision led to a radical reinterpretation of the office layout, addressing the needs that have emerged in recent years for coexistence between in-person work and flexibility.

The spaces have been completely redesigned with new open space workstations that further encourage creativity and collaboration among colleagues, alongside shared areas, concentration zones and social spaces. The result is an open, fluid environment filled with greenery and in constant dialogue with the surrounding landscape.

«​“To step outside the comfort zone of Zoom calls, we must redesign the office as a space that is worth the trip,” said Carlo Ratti, founding partner of CRA Carlo Ratti Associati. “Starting from Oscar Niemeyer’s iconic design and the USM furniture he selected, we dismantled and reassembled each piece in new configurations, integrating wood, recycled materials, nature and an exclusive selection of Italian design objects. The result? A catalog of environments, from open to more intimate, where everyone can find their comfort zone and where collaboration and innovation can truly flourish.

DESIGN PRINCIPLES

Launched in January 2023, the Palazzo Niemeyer redevelopment project is the result of collaboration between the Real Estate teams of the Mondadori Group, led by architect Chiara Capuzzi, Generali Real Estate, and the international studio CRA Carlo Ratti Associati.

The focus areas of the intervention were:

• The redesign of the interior layout across all five levels of the building, featuring flexible and multifunctional areas, open space workstations alternating with individual work zones, meeting rooms and phone booths equipped with the latest technologies, agoras, lounge areas, break spaces and service areas.
• Restoration and enhancement of the building’s original furniture, with the regeneration of more than 1,300 modules from Swiss manufacturer USM Haller, dismantled and reassembled, integrating wood and creating new types of furnishings.
• Special attention to natural light, acoustic comfort and visual continuity with the original park designed by landscape architect Pietro Porcinai, through solutions that help reduce environmental impact.
• The project also included upgrading and improving the energy efficiency of the systems according to energy-optimization criteria, eliminating the use of fossil fuels and making the building “Net Zero” in terms of CO2 emissions, with the goal of achieving LEED and WELL certifications.

Additional spaces have also been redeveloped in architectural continuity with the main building and Niemeyer’s original project, including the piazza facing Palazzo Niemeyer and the Centro Servizi, a circular structure overlooking the lake and park, which houses a café and a company restaurant. The restaurant has been made independently accessible, allowing more convenient and flexible use of the more than 5,000 square meters of multifunctional space.

Beyond Palazzo Niemeyer: redevelopment of the entire iconic campus

The drivers behind the redevelopment of Palazzo Niemeyer – employee wellbeing, environmental sustainability and energy efficiency – also guide the additional interventions planned across the rest of the iconic corporate campus. The aim of the redevelopment project initiated by Generali Real Estate is to further enhance the uniqueness of this green space on the edge of Milan, transforming it into a contemporary and sustainable workplace.

Between late 2025 and early 2026, work will focus primarily on Cascina Tregarezzo, a traditional Lombard rural farmhouse that has been expanded and redeveloped in a contemporary key. The integration of the historic building with glass structures and a steel portico has created a unique space where the charm of tradition is elevated by modern architecture. The current works, scheduled for completion in early 2026, aim at energy efficiency and decarbonization according to the highest standards (LEED certification is underway), as well as improving occupant wellbeing. The interior spaces, comprising about 4,000 square meters of offices over two floors, will also be made more flexible and accessible.

On Monday, November 24, the Mondadori Bookstore in Varese will reopen its doors, offering visitors a fully redesigned space dedicated to books and entertainment.

The new bookstore features a modern, completely reimagined layout, designed to be even more engaging and content-rich. Visitors will be welcomed by a team of expert booksellers and a catalog of 17,000 titles, ranging from classic literature to bestsellers, including fiction, non-fiction, and books in their original languages.

“The restyling of the Mondadori Bookstore in Varese is part of our ongoing plan to renovate and develop our bookstore network. Our goal is to provide the community with cultural hubs that are increasingly stimulating and capable of meeting the needs of the local area,” said Carmine Perna, CEO of Mondadori Retail.

The bookstore is spread across two levels. The ground floor hosts all the latest releases and thematic areas designed to appeal to every type of reader, including We are Junior, , a space for young readers with educational games and illustrated books to stimulate imagination; Just Comics, dedicated to manga and comics; My New Romance, a new corner for romance enthusiasts, one of the most popular literary genres today; as well as a wide selection of stationery, toys, gadgets, and gift cards. The basement level has been converted into a reading area with armchairs and tables for customers.

The Mondadori Bookstore in Varese also serves readers online. Customers can stay updated through Instagram and Facebook pages and use Mondadoristore.it to check book availability, place orders, choose in-store pickup, or have books delivered directly to their homes.

Mondadori Store represents the largest network of bookstores in Italy, with over 500 locations across both major cities and smaller towns. It acts as an active cultural hub nationwide, both in-store and online via Mondadoristore.it and the Bookclub formula, offering not only books at the centre of its offering but also entertainment experiences, events, and multichannel services, reaching over 20 million customers every year.

MONDADORI BOOKSTORE

Address: Via Morosini 10, 21100, Varese, VA
Hours: Mon–Sat 9 am-7:30 pm/Sun 10 am–7:30 pm

Telephone: 0332 285985
Email: libreria.varese@mondadori.it
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Focus Live, Focus magazine’s festival of knowledge, set a new record this year, attracting over 20,000 visitors across the three days of the event. This was the eighth consecutive edition, held in collaboration with the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan.

Demonstrating the success of the formula and the brand’s strength in the digital and social space, over 10 million users were reached – a significant increase compared to the 2024 edition – through posts, stories, and videos shared across the web, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok. All content will remain available and will continue to be enriched with new material for both young and adult enthusiasts.

From Friday 7 to Sunday 9 November, Focus Live – Passione  featured 120 guest, including astronauts, scientists, Olympic champions, researchers, and science communicators, as well as comedians, singers, and chefs, who animated the Main Stage, Speakers’ Corner, Creators’ Corner, and the Kids Area curated by Focus Junior.

“Focus Live is proof that a passion for knowledge brings people together and breaks down all boundaries,” said Gian Mattia Bazzoli, Director of Focus. “It’s not just a festival; it’s a celebration of curiosity and a demonstration that science, when shared with passion, becomes a powerful driver of community. The real magic of this event is its ability to transform science communication, often experienced through a page or screen, into a tangible, shared, and often highly entertaining experience.”

All 100+ events sold out, making the eighth edition of the festival truly special. Talks, workshops, and shows across various scientific disciplines – linked by this year’s theme of passion – prompted participants to reflect on the fundamental role of science in shaping our future.

Contributing to the outstanding success of Focus Live were the leading figures from the worlds of science and beyond, who allowed attendees to experience the future firsthand, engage with the present of research, and rediscover the passion that drives science. Highlights included: ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, who opened the festival sharing her space passions and daily challenges; CERN physicist Guido Tonelli, discussing the concept of the void; journalist Beatrice Mautino; science communicator Massimo Temporelli; Luciano Pinotti and Enzo Spisni; Pierdomenico Perata from the Sant’Anna School of Pisa; scientist-criminologist Gian Maria Campedelli; Olympic gold medallist Mara Navarria in the team épée at Paris 2024; astrophysicist Amedeo Balbi; communicator Federico Taddia; neurosurgeon Christian Brogna; journalist and writer Matteo Bordone, who engaged in a playful challenge with ethologist Monica Battini; Elio e le Storie Tese; biotechnologist Marco Martinelli; and master chocolatier Ernst Knam. The lineup also included representatives from the Milano-Cortina 2026 Foundation and the Minister of Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin.

At Focus Live, science is not just watched or listened to: it’s experienced and done firsthand. The true heart of the Festival lies in the installations and workshops of the Experience Area, a multiverse of discovery where every corner promises a new adventure. This year too, Focus Live gave countless visitors the chance to travel into the past or dive into the future through virtual reality, escape rooms, and much more, experiencing firsthand how science and technology are shaping the world around us. The experiences in the Experience Area were made possible thanks to installations curated by exceptional partners such as ENI, Humanitas University, Scuola Sant’Anna, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Fondazione AIRC, Università Cattolica di Milano, and Politecnico di Torino.

For children and teenagers, the Kids Area curated by Focus Junior offered an even richer program: from workshops organized by Mondadori Education and Jordan Oral Care to drawing workshops, STEM activities, VR experiences from the Frasassi Caves, and a new “offline” play area to test skills with Kapla building blocks, chess, and origami, rediscovering the joy of analog play.

“We shared three wonderful days with the children at Focus Live, witnessing their natural curiosity and eagerness to experiment,” said Sarah Pozzoli, Director of Focus Junior. “The Focus Junior Kids Area team carefully selected the STEAM activities to offer. We are delighted to see that when the program is of high quality, the audience responds with great enthusiasm.”

On Friday and Saturday evenings, two thrilling shows entertained the audience: La scienza vista dal Basso, a quiz hosted by the irresistible Federico Basso that turned curious questions and scientific knowledge into a hilarious game blending education and laughter; and Murder at the Museum, where Massimo Polidoro guided the audience through the scene of a crime that took place among the halls of the Leonardo da Vinci Museum.” A captivating crime night showing how science, psychology, and the scientific method help investigators solve even the most complex cases. Two evenings, two different ways to experience science communication. Engaging, entertaining, and full of wonder.

The festival will close on Sunday at 6:30 pm with Luca Perri and Giacomo Moro Mauretto in La passione è un motore o un freno a mano?

Partners and sponsors

Focus Live is a Mondadori Media event, organised in collaboration with the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci and numerous partners.

MAIN PARTNERS: Eni, Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security
PARTNERS: Bayer, Grotte di Frasassi, Humanitas University, Jordan Oral Care, Subito, Toyota Motor Italia
CONTENT PARTNER: AIRC Foundation for Cancer Research, Mondadori Education
OFFICIAL RADIO: R101
In collaboration with the Cultural Olympiad of Milan Cortina 2026
KIDS’ AREA powered by Focus Junior
With the patronage of the City of Milan

The advertising for Focus Live is managed by Piemme S.p.A., the exclusive sales agency for Focus and other Mondadori Media brands.

This edition of Focus Live is made possible through the collaboration and support of numerous institutions, research centres, and universities, including: ADMaiora, ASI, Business&Roads, European Gravitational Observatory (EGO), ESA, FBK, Human Technopole, IIT, INAF, Istituto Superiore Sant’Anna, JRC – Joint Research Centre, Kosmos, PLANit – Associazione dei Planetari Italiani, Politecnico di Torino, Smonting, Think About Science, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Università degli Studi di Milano, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, and Università degli Studi di Trieste.

The communication campaign and creative design of the event have been developed by Zampe Diverse, with production and organisational management by Left & Right.

AdKaora, the international digital Martech agency of the Mondadori Group and a leader in mobile advertising, proximity marketing, and full-funnel solutions for brands and publishers, has launched the white paper “Dal banco alla brand experience: il Retail Media in farmacia” in collaboration with Haiku Technologies. The study provides an in-depth analysis of pharmacies as new strategic media hubs and examines consumer trends shaping the sector’s evolution.

In recent years, Italian pharmacies have undergone a profound transformation: from simple points of sale to multifunctional hubs integrating prevention services, consultation, and advanced technologies capable of measuring advertising effectiveness. Thanks to digitalization and the installation of indoor screens and multichannel proximity solutions, pharmacies have become high-value communication channels, reaching consumers already predisposed to purchase.

The white paper offers market analysis, case studies, and guidelines for leveraging this growing channel, which is projected to reach over €640 million in Italy in 2025.

Key insights from the white paper include:

• Purchase trends show significant seasonality: supplements +20% in August, dermocosmetics +43% in December, and infant products +79% in December.
• Product category weight varies: OTC (over-the-counter drugs) 41%, Personal Care 24%, and Supplements 11% representing the most significant share of the pharma sector.

The document also highlights the importance of a full-funnel approach for effective retail media strategies AdKaora and Haiku’s solutions are designed to reach consumers both inside and around the pharmacy and across their digital journey through multiple touchpoints.

With over 250 digitalized points of sale, 2.5 million monthly scans, and an omnichannel ecosystem, AdKaora and Haiku provide healthcare and pharma companies with granular insights into purchasing behaviour and real-time KPIs. This allows for direct connection between media investment and actual sales results, optimizing campaigns and maximizing ROI (return on investment).

For brands and investors, the opportunities are numerous: from planning high-impact, measurable retail media campaigns to segmenting and personalizing strategies based on specific product categories.
In conclusion, retail media confirms its status as a strategic and innovative channel, set to play an increasingly central role in communication and marketing strategies for the future.

The full white paper is available here:link.

To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on 25 November, Mondadori Store, Italy’s largest bookstore network, is launching the awareness campaign “Facciamo luce”: a week of events, testimonies and activities designed to spark shared reflection on the issue of gender-based violence.

The initiative, which begins on Monday 17 November, highlights knowledge as one of the key tools for building a culture rooted in respect and equality. The campaign’s claim, “Facciamo luce”(Let’s shed some light), is grounded in this very principle, celebrating the power of reading, books and words as drivers of change.

The project will unfold across all physical and digital Mondadori Store channels, from bookstores to social media and the e-commerce site mondadoristore.it. Stores across the network will take part through moments of dialogue and reflection, supported by collaborations with local organisations and associations.

The “Facciamo luce” program

Starting on 17 November, a calendar of events in various Italian cities will offer opportunities to explore and discuss issues related to stereotypes, language, representation and gender relations. Authors, journalists, cultural voices and social creators will take part, with the aim of creating open, inclusive spaces for dialogue.

The thematic strands include:

“Identity and women’s stories”:

• 18 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Piazza Cola di Rienzo 81/83, in Rome, Lucia Tancredi presents her book “Ersilia e le altre”;
• 19 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Corso Porta Romana 78/80, in Milan, Jennifer Guerra leads the workshop “Dissonanti: le donne soggetti e oggetti della musica”, a conversation on how women are represented in music, between objectification and agency. Guests include: Veronica Tosetti, author, and Riccardo Burgazzi, publisher and author;
• 23 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Galleria Alberto Sordi, in Rome, within the Rewriters Festival, journalist Rory Cappelli hosts “Le donne dimenticate: riscrivere la storia. Incontro con Melania Mazzucco”.
• 25 November, Mondadori Duomo bookstore, in Milan, journalist and TV author Marta Perego moderates “Quello che le storie ci dicono”, a roundtable bringing together theatre, literature, psychology and linguistics to explore how storytelling shapes our understanding of gender differences, relationships, power, the body and freedom. Speakers include: Valeria Perdonò, actress, speaker and co-founder of AMLETA; Lorenza Gentile, writer; Valeria Locati, psychologist, psychotherapist and bibliotherapist; and Veronica Repetti, linguist and communicator.

“Domestic Violence”:

• 19 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Piazza Cola di Rienzo 81/83, in Rome, Anna Tiziana Torti and Lorenzo Greco present “La distanza che ci unisce”;
• 10 December, Mondadori Bookstore, Galleria Alberto Sordi, in Rome, Irene Vella discusses her book “Era mia figlia”.

“The grammar of masculinity”:

• 20 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Piazza Cola di Rienzo 81/83, in Rome, Jennifer Guerra leads the workshop “Spogliatoi e chat del calcetto: dove gli uomini imparano a fare gli uomini”, focusing on the models that shape male identity. Guests include: Alessio Maronn, a communicator who focuses on masculinity, and Maria Anna Di Gioia, professor and author.

“Rights and protection”:

• 21 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Galleria Alberto Sordi, in Rome, as part of the Rewriters Festival, journalist, host and human-rights activist Claudia Conte curates “Donne, diritti, dignità: educazione al rispetto e alla non violenza”. Speakers include: Marta Schifone, head of her party’s delegation on the Labour Committee at the Chamber of Deputies and first signatory of the bill establishing STEM Week; Simona Baldassarre, Lazio Regional Councillor for Culture and Youth Policies; Emanuele Prisco, Undersecretary at the Ministry of the Interior with responsibility for victims of violent crimes; and Paola Di Nicola, judge of the Court of Cassation and legal consultant to the Parliamentary Commission on Femicide.
• 23 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Galleria Alberto Sordi, in Rome, again as part of the Rewriters Festival, “La violenza informatica contro le donne: l’emergenza sociale”, curated by journalist and TV host Myrta Merlino, with Roberta Mestichella, Deputy Chief Commissioner of the Italian State Police.
• 24 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Piazza Cola di Rienzo 81/83, in Rome: Costanza Jesurum presents her book “Violenze di genere. Prevenire, comprendere, curare”.
• 27 November, Mondadori Bookstore, Galleria Alberto Sordi, in Rome, presentation of “In rivolta. Manifesto dei corpi liberi”, a collective volume whose proceeds will support WeWorld’s projects for women’s rights in Afghanistan and Palestine.

“Education is prevention”:

• 23 November, Mondadori Bookstore in Vimodrone, inside the Vimodrone Shopping Centre, in collaboration with Leo Scienza, the educational workshop “C’e una bella differenza” will explore diversity, prejudice and gender stereotypes.

The full calendar of events scheduled in bookstores across the country is available on mondadoristore.it.

Today, the meeting of the Board of Directors of Arnoldo Mondadori Editore S.p.A., chaired by Marina Berlusconi, reviewed and approved the Interim Management Statement at 30 September 2025 presented by Chief Executive Officer Antonio Porro.

“During the first nine months of 2025, the Mondadori Group recorded results in line with forecasts due to the effect of the significant growth of the book market, which, as expected, took concrete form during the third quarter”, declared Antonio Porro, Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of the Mondadori Group. “In this context, Trade Books clearly outperformed the market with a sell-out in the third quarter, rising by 7.5%, thanks to the success of numerous new publications released by our publishing houses, with positive effects that ran through equally in October. The sector’s dynamism was also reflected in the results of our network of bookstores, which will be strengthened, inter alia, with the acquisition of a further ten directly managed stores. As regards Education Books, our publishing houses have confirmed their leadership position, recording a slight increase in the adoptions portion. In the Media area, the growth of the digital component continued, which today accounts for around 50% of the Area’s revenue and margins. These results allow us to confirm achievement of the targets defined for FY 2025”, Mr Porro concluded.

PERFORMANCE AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2025

During the first nine months of FY 2025, consolidated revenue stood at € 704.5 million, showing substantial stability compared to the previous year (€ 705.8 million in the same period of 2024).
Like-for-like, revenue declined slightly, equal to 1%.

Adjusted EBITDA, equal to € 128.6 million, showed a decline of € 4.7 million compared to the € 133.3 million of the same period of 2024, mainly due to the impact in the Trade Books area of the end of the Colosseum concession in April 2024 and the failure to repeat the commercial transaction of Star Comics, which was implemented in January 2024.

The Group’s reported EBITDA for the first nine months of 2025 amounted to € 126.3 million, showing a decrease of around € 8 million compared to the same period of the previous year, which had benefited from lower non-recurring expense and the release of certain provisions in the Media area that had originally been set aside for potential liabilities which ultimately did not materialise.

Mondadori Group EBIT is positive for € 78.3 million: the downturn, equal to € 10 million compared with the same period of FY 2024, is due not only to the factors that determined a decline in EBITDA, but also to greater amortisation/depreciation for a total of € 2.2 million recorded during the period under review and concentrated particularly on the Trade Books area and the Retail area as a consequence of the development of directly owned stores.

Neutralising the extraordinary items and the amortisation deriving from the allocation of the price for the companies acquired in the last five years (PPA), adjusted EBIT for the first nine months of FY 2025 would stand at € 87.1 million, compared with the € 93.6 million of the same period of the previous year, thereby limiting the decline to approximately € 6.5 million.

The consolidated result before tax is positive for € 72.2 million, down by approximately € 10 million compared to the € 82.4 million of 30 September 2024, due to an increase of € 0.6 million in financial expense; by contrast, a higher contribution of approximately € 0.4 million was made by associates.

Tax costs for the first nine months of 2025 totalled € 20.3 million, a reduction compared with the € 21.6 million at 30 September 2024 due to the lower pre-tax result.

The Group’s net profit at 30 September 2025, after minority interests, was positive at € 51.7 million, down compared to the € 59.3 million recorded in the first nine months of FY 2024; minority interest profits were lower compared to the same period of the previous year due to the increase – with a view to consolidation – in the stakes held in ALI (+25%) and in Edizioni Star Comics (+24.5%).

Adjusted net Profit, neutralised of all non-recurring items and amortisation deriving from the price purchase allocation (PPA) for the companies acquired in the last five years, net of the related tax effect, would be € 58.1 million compared to € 63.1 million for the same period of the previous year.

The Net Financial Position excluding IFRS 16 at 30 September 2025 was € -155 million (net debt), a slight increase compared to the € -150.9 million at 30 September 2024.
The relevant business cash generation made it possible to finance the acquisition of Fatto in Casa da Benedetta as well as the growing remuneration of shareholders without substantially increasing the Group’s financial exposure.
The Net Financial Position IFRS 16 at 30 September 2025, equal to € -233.3 million (net debt), grew by approximately € 4 million from the € -229.7 million at 30 September 2024.

Cash flow from ordinary operations (i.e. after cash-out for financial expense and tax) for the twelve months preceding 30 September 2025 amounted to approximately € 62 million, enabling to continue financing the development strategy without compromising the Group’s financial soundness and further strengthening.
As at 30 September 2025, extraordinary cash flow was negative by approximately € 28 million, mainly due to cash-out related to net balance of acquisitions and disposals for around € 15 million, restructuring costs of around € 4 million and the costs relating to the renovation of the Segrate headquarters of around € 4 million.

As a result, Free Cash Flow as at 30 September 2025 was positive at € 34.5 million, confirming the Group’s ability to self-finance its inorganic growth strategy and to increasingly remunerate its shareholders.

The Group has in fact booked shareholder dividends of € 36.5 million (of which 50% was distributed in May, while the remainder, as already disclosed to the market, will be paid on 26 November 2025 with ex-dividend date of 24 November and record date of 25 November 2025).

OUTLOOK FOR THE YEAR

The economic-financial data achieved in the first nine months of the year are in line with forecasts, which considered an overall weakness of the book market for the whole of the first half of 2025 (-5%^[1]) and a gradual recovery during the second part of the year compared with the previous year, as effectively was seen in the third quarter of 2025 (+3.9%).
Accordingly, the Mondadori Group confirms the guidance for FY 2025.

Income Statement:

• low single-digit revenue growth;
• low single-digit growth of Adjusted EBITDA and, therefore, margins stable at around 17%.

Cash Flow and Net Financial Position:

• the Group is expected to confirm its significant capacity to generate cash, despite a different scheduling of the publishing plan of the Trade Books area that should result in a partial postponing of collections from late 2025 to early 2026;
• the Group’s Net Financial Debt (IFRS 16) is expected to come in, at end FY 2025, as 0x adjusted EBITDA (from 1.1x at end 2024), while NFP (no IFRS 16) is expected to improve to 0.5x adjusted EBITDA (no IFRS 16).

PERFORMANCE OF BUSINESS AREAS

TRADE BOOKS AREA

The first half of 2025 saw a negative trend in the Book market, with a value downturn, in the first six months of the current year, of 5%, largely due to the replacement of the “APP18” with the Carte della Cultura e del Merito  (Culture and Merit Cards) and the program of new publications released by the publishers during the half year. The third quarter of 2025, by contrast, showed a clear reversal of trend with market growth of around 4% compared to the same quarter of 2024. Overall, the first nine months of the year have revealed a slight downturn for the market (-2%) compared to the previous year; in terms of quantities, the copies of books sold have declined by 2.7% compared to the same period of last year.

In this context, the Mondadori Group publishing houses recorded significant third quarter growth (+7.5%), which led to a reduction of sell-out during the first nine months of the year to 1.8%.

This important result, easily outperforming the market, was achieved also thanks to a publishing plan that saw the publication of bestsellers in September, including: “L’ultimo segreto” (The Secret of Secrets), Dan Brown’s latest novel (Rizzoli), which, after 8 years of nothing, in just four weeks sold more than 150 thousand copies, and “Il cerchio dei giorni” (Circle of Days), the latest work by Ken Follett (Mondadori).
The Mondadori Group has therefore maintained its national leadership with a market share of 28.1% at September 2025, stable compared with the same period of the previous year.
As evidence of the quality of its publications, the Mondadori Group has, during the first nine months, positioned three titles in the classification of the period’s top 5 bestsellers, including, in particular, “L’ultimo segreto” (The Secret of Secrets) by Dan Brown (Rizzoli), in first place, “Spera. L’autobiografia” (Hope) by Pope Francis (Mondadori) and “Verrà l’alba, starai bene” by Gianluca Gotto (Mondadori).

During the first nine months of FY 2025, the Trade Books area’s revenue amounted to € 279 million, a slight decrease versus the prior year (-1%).

Adjusted EBITDA came to € 37.1 million, showing a decline of around € 5 million due to the lesser margin deriving from the end, in April 2024, of the concession related to operations in the Colosseum area and the commercial transaction of the publisher Star Comics, which was implemented during the early months of 2024. It is stressed that in the third quarter of 2025 alone, the Area’s Adjusted EBITDA grew by around € 2 million compared with the same period of 2024.

EDUCATION BOOKS AREA

The Mondadori Group publishing houses involved in School textbooks have confirmed their market leadership position with a portion (adoptions) of 32.5%^[2], a slight increase on the figure recorded the previous year, as a result of more marked growth in the primary school segment and essential stability in secondary schools.

During the first nine months of 2025, the Education Books area business recorded total revenue for € 213.8 million, showing essential stability compared to the same period of 2024 (€ 213.9 million). Revenue performance was impacted by the bringing forward of restocking in the first half of the year, above all for wholesalers and key accounts.

Adjusted EBITDA for the first nine months of FY 2025 came to € 74 million, slightly better than the € 73.8 million of the same period of 2024.

RETAIL AREA

As previously stated, there was a 2% decline in the book market in Italy in the first nine months of the year compared to 2024, with substantial stability of the physical channel (-0.2%) and a negative trend in the online channel (decline estimated at around 5%).

In this context, Mondadori Retail showed generally excellent resilience, clearly outperforming the market: the Area recorded significant growth in terms of sell-out, equal to +3% in the first nine months of the year and +7.4% in the third quarter alone.  

Consequently, the market share of Mondadori Retail came to 14% (+0.7% compared with the first nine months of last year), showing further progress thanks to the contribution made by directly-managed stores and franchises, whose market share on the physical channel approached 20%.

In the first nine months of 2025, the Retail area – including revenue from comics and the e-commerce website of Star Shop Retail, consolidated as of 1 February 2024 – recorded total revenue (book and non-book) for € 148 million, changing by € 4.2 million (equivalent to growth of 2.9% compared to the previous year).

Organic revenue growth (excluding revenue from Star Shop Retail) came to +2.4%, and would have been even stronger and at 3.5% without the negative impact (approximately € 1.5 million in the first half of 2025) of the temporary closure of the Rizzoli bookshop in Milan due to the refurbishment works.

The Retail Area presented adjusted EBITDA of € 10.2 million, growth by approximately € 0.7 million versus the same period of the prior year. This result confirms a continued upward trajectory and steady improvement in performance over recent years, achieved despite the negative impact (€ 0.5 million) resulting from the temporary closure for refurbishment of the Rizzoli bookshop in Milan.

MEDIA AREA

During the first nine months of 2025, the Media area recorded revenue of € 104.7 million, showing a slight decline of 1.6% compared to the same period of the previous year, as a result of the structural downturn of traditional business, almost entirely offset by the strong growth in the Digital component. The third quarter was characterised by a general slowing of the advertising market^[3].

In particular:

• digital assets, which account for approximately 50% of total area revenue, showed, in FY 2025, growth of 2% (approximately +4% like-for-like), deriving, in particular, from the positive performance of the MarTech segment (approximately +6%) and the excellent results recorded by the social agency, as well as the contribution made by Fatto in casa da Benedetta (+9%);
• the traditional print business declined by 9% approximately, due to the structural drop in add-on sales and readership during the period under review.

Adjusted EBITDA for the Media area came to € 14.4 million in the first nine months of FY 2025, showing growth of approximately 12% compared with the previous year, a growth due to both the digital and traditional business segments. In particular:

• in the print area, despite the reduction in circulation revenue, the greater income deriving from government contributions have successfully improved the margin by approximately € 0.7 million;
• in the digital area, Adjusted EBITDA was up by around € 0.8 million compared to the same period in the previous year, thanks to the higher revenue recorded during the period, as well as the contribution made by the activities in connection with the brand Fatto in Casa da Benedetta.

CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS OF THIRD QUARTER 2025

The consolidated revenue of the third quarter of 2025 came to € 314.9 million, showing, compared with the same quarter of the previous year, a decline of around € 4 million, deriving for approximately € 8 million from the advance of revenues in the first half of 2025 for restocking of key accounts, net of which revenue would have shown growth of 1.3%.

The recovery trend recorded by the book market during the third quarter had a positive impact on the Trade Books and Retail areas during the quarter under review:

• revenue of Trade Books recorded a significant 6% increase, with sell-out up by 7.5% thanks to the excellent performance of new publications;
• revenue posted by the Retail area improved by 3% compared with the same period of the previous year, thanks to growth of almost 6% in book revenue.

Adjusted EBITDA for the third quarter of 2025 came to € 88.1 million, down € 4.3 million compared with the same quarter of 2024, entirely due to the advance of the margin recorded during the first half of 2025 by the Education Books area for approximately € 4.5 million.

START OF SHARE BUYBACK PROGRAM TO SERVICE THE 2025-2027, 2024-2026 AND 2023-2025 PERFORMANCE SHARE PLANS  

The Board of Directors approved the start of a share buyback program, under Article 5 of Regulation (EU) no. 596/2014, to be executed in accordance with the terms and conditions, already disclosed to the public, resolved by the Ordinary Shareholders’ Meeting of 16 April 2025 which, among other things, authorized:

• the purchase of treasury shares for a maximum amount of up to 0.32% of the share capital, which is intended to provide the Company with maximum no. 836,710 shares required over the three-year period to meet the obligations under the 2025-2027 Performance Share Plan established by the same Shareholders’ Meeting, pursuant to Article 114-bis of the TUF;
• the continuation of the share buyback program to be allocated to serve the latest stock option plans in place, in particular the 2024-2026 Performance Share Plan and the 2023-2025 Performance Share Plan.

All in the manner described in the relevant Plan Regulations.

Pursuant to Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052, details of the buyback program are shown below:

• Purpose of the progam

The sole purpose of the program is the buyback of Arnoldo Mondadori Editore S.p.A. treasury shares to service the current Performance Share Plan and referring to the three-year periods 2025-2027, 2024-2026 and 2023-2025.

• Maximum amount in cash allocated to the program

Buybacks will be made at a minimum unit price not lower than the official Stock Exchange price on the day before the purchase transaction, reduced by 20%, and at a maximum unit price not higher than the official Stock Exchange price on the day before the purchase transaction, increased by 10%. The volumes and unit purchase prices will, however, be defined in accordance with the conditions governed by Article 3 of EU Delegated Regulation 2016/1052. Specifically, no shares may be purchased at a price higher than the higher between the price of the last independent trade and the price of the highest current independent bid on the trading venue where the purchase is carried out. In terms of volumes, daily purchase amounts will not exceed 25% of the daily average volume of Mondadori shares traded over the 20 trading days before the dates of purchase.

• Maximum number of shares to purchase

Purchases will regard a maximum of no. 700,000 ordinary shares (equal to 0.267%) of the share capital, taking account of the treasury shares already held in the Company’s portfolio, to service the aforementioned Performance Share Plans.
The maximum total amount of shares under the program is therefore within the limits of 10% of the share capital indicated by the Shareholders’ Meeting of 16 April 2025, taking account also of the no. 760,697 treasury shares, equal to 0.290% of the share capital, already held by the Company to date.

• Duration of the program

The buyback program runs from 7 January 2026. The conclusion of the program, in any case by the Shareholders’ Meeting convened to approve the financial statements at 31 December 2025, the date on which authorisation to purchase treasury shares resolved by the Shareholders’ Meeting of 16 April 2025 expires, will be disclosed to the market.
The buyback program may be renewed upon further authorization by the shareholders.

• Buyback procedures

The buyback program will be coordinated and executed by an authorized intermediary, who will make the purchases independently, with no influence from Arnoldo Mondadori Editore S.p.A. as regards the timing of the purchases.
Buybacks will be made pursuant to the combined provisions of Article 132 of Legislative Decree no. 58/1998, of Article 5 of Regulation (EU) 596/2014, Article 144-bis paragraph 1 letter b) of the Issuers’ Regulation, and the EU and national legislation on market abuse (including Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052), in accordance with the resolutions of the above Shareholders’ Meeting of 16 April 2025.

The transactions made will be disclosed to the market in the manners and within the time limits of applicable law. Any subsequent changes to the buyback program will be promptly disclosed by the Company.
For information on the above Performance Share Plans, reference should be made to the information documents prepared pursuant to Article 84-bis of CONSOB Regulation no. 1197/1999 and available on the website www.mondadorigroup.com (Governance section) and at the authorised storage mechanism 1Info (www.1Info.it).

The Interim Management Statement at 30 September 2025 is made available, by today’s date, at the registered office, on the website www.mondadorigroup.com (Investor section) and via the authorised storage mechanism 1Info (www.1info.it).

The presentation of the results at 30 September 2025, approved today by the Board of Directors, is available on www.1info.it and on www.mondadorigroup.com (Investors section). A Q&A session will be held in conference call mode at 4.00 p.m. for the financial community, attended by the CEO of the Mondadori Group, Antonio Porro, and the CFO, Alessandro Franzosi. Journalists will be able to follow the meeting in listening mode only, by connecting to the following phone number +39.02.8020927 or via web at: https://hditalia.choruscall.com/?calltype=2&info=company. 

The Financial Reporting Manager – Alessandro Franzosi – hereby declares, pursuant to Article 154 bis, paragraph 2, of the Consolidated Finance Law, that the accounting information contained herein corresponds to the Company’s records, books and accounting entries. 

Annexes (in the complete pdf): 

1. Consolidated Statements of Financial Position
2. Consolidated Income Statement
3. Consolidated income statement – III quarter
4. Group cash flow
5. Glossary of terms and alternative performance measures used

^[1] Source: GfK, value data, sell-out.
^[2] Source: AIE, November 2025 (adopted first-year sections)
^[3] Source: Nielsen, September.

Once again this year, Milan will host the fourteenth edition of BookCity Milano, an event dedicated to the entire book industry promoted by the Assessorato alla Cultura del Comune di Milano and the Fondazione BOOKCITY MILANO.

The theme chosen for 2025 is “The Power of Ideas / The Ideas of Power”, an invitation to promote collective reflection on the two-way relationship between ideas and power. The city will therefore become the stage for a huge debate on stories from the past, present, and future, in the knowledge that books are a necessary heritage for imagining and planning the individual and collective future.

The opening night will be held at the Teatro Dal Verme on Wednesday, November 12, at 8 p.m. and will be hosted by journalist and author Giovanna Zucconi with a musical interlude by pianist Enrico Zanisi. Guests of honor will be author Colum McCann, who will receive the Seal of the City from Mayor Giuseppe Sala, and journalist and writer Cecilia Sala.

Over five days, 52 bookshops, 62 libraries, and 403 venues in Milan and neighboring cities will host over 1,300 events and more than 2,700 participants. We at the Mondadori Group will also be present with our publishing houses and the INTERNI brand.

Our events.

Monday, November 10

Ore 18:30, Teatro Franco Parenti, Sala Grande – “La luce e l’onda” con Massimo Recalcati (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/massimo-recalcati 

Ore 18:30, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Romanzo storico e romanzo d’amore, ovvero la ricerca della felicità nonostante il mondo” con Igor Sibaldi e Lara Giorcelli (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/igor-sibaldi 

Tuesday, November 11

Ore 12:30, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Edificio CIVITAS – U7 Aula U7-10 – “Il patriarcato non è morto: una riflessione sui suoi persistenti condizionamenti culturali” con Vera Gheno e Chiara Volpato (Sperling & Kupfer)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/il-patriarcato-non-e-morto-una-riflessione-sui-suoi-persistenti-condizionamenti-culturali 

Ore 18:00, Teatro Puntozero del Carcere Beccaria – Inaugurazione della rassegna “Tedofori. 21 parole per un abbecedario sportivo. A di Agonismo” con Pippo Ricci e Matteo Piano (De Agostini)

Per prenotazioni: info@puntozeroteatro.org 

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/tedofori-un-abbecedario-olimpico-a-di-agonismo  

Ore 18:30, ADI Design Museum, Foyer – “Andrea Branzi. Equilibri Instabili. Pensieri scritti in progressione“. Raccolta completa di articoli e saggi dalla rivista Interni 1979-2023 (Electa). Con Gilda Bojardi, Direttore Interni, Matteo Vercelloni e Francesca Balena Arista

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/equilibri-instabili 

Ore 18:30, Villa Mylius, Biblioteca Centrale di Sesto San Giovanni – “Il potere delle idee diverse” con Giuseppe Culicchia e Agostino Zappia (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/il-potere-delle-idee-diverse 

Ore 19:00, Casa della Memoria – “Gli artigli del Condor. Dittature militari latino-americane, CIA e neofascismo italiano” con Mimmo Franzinelli, Marina Cardozo e Danilo De Biasio (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/gli-artigli-del-condor 

Ore 20:45, Auditorium don Bosco – “Rami e Bassam. Due uomini contro l’odio” con Carola Benedetto, Luciana Ciliento e Claudia Mazzucato (De Agostini)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/rami-e-bassam-due-uomini-contro-lodio 

Wednesday, November 12

Ore 18:00, Humanitas University – “La storia di Cesare” con Valentina Mastroianni e Isabella Barajon (De Agostini)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/storia-cesare 

Ore 18:00, ADI Design Museum, Sala Quattro – “Un sogno di polvere e acqua. Storia della famiglia che ha inventato la Moka” con Alessandro Barbaglia, Celestina Bialetti e Fabio Novembre (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/barbaglia-bialetti 

Ore 18:30, Libreria Mondadori Duomo, Milano – “In un tempo solo nostro” con Federica Pellegrini e Matteo Giunta (De Agostini) 

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/federica-pellegrini-matteo-giunta

Ore 18:30, Libreria Ubik – Monterosa 91 – “Dalla mente al cuore. La ricerca della felicità secondo lo yoga della devozione” con Stefano Tiozzo e Swami Akash (Sperling & Kupfer)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/dalla-mente-al-cuore 

Ore 18:30, Centro Internazionale di Brera – “Vendere libri è una cosa seria” con Vittorio Graziani (Utet)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/vendere-libri-seria 

Ore 18:30, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Nessuno è al riparo. Dai tradimenti delle persone più care, dalle certezze che si sgretolano, dalle maldicenze che divorano” con Marina Di Guardo, Patrizia Finucci Gallo e Beppe Arena (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/nessuno-e-al-riparo-dai-tradimenti-delle-persone-piu-care-dalle-certezze-che-si-sgretolano-dalle-maldicenze-che-divorano 

Ore 18:30, Eataly Milano – “Più gusto per tutti” con Andrea Mainardi e Nicoletta Moncalero (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/andrea-mainardi-pi%C3%B9-gusto-per-tutti 

Ore 18:30, La Feltrinelli Corso Genova – Panel “Milano da romanzo” con Pietro Santetti, Alice Valeria Oliveri, Fabrizio Sinisi e Davide Coppo (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/milano-da-romanzo 

Ore 18:30, Palazzo Assolombarda – “2100. Come sarà l’Asia, come saremo noi” con Simone Pieranni (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/come-asia 

Ore 20:00, Teatro dal Verme – Evento di apertura di BookCity Milano 2025 – Il potere delle idee / le idee del potere con Cecilia Sala (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/inaugurazione 

Thursday, November 13

Ore 12:00, Palazzo Reale – Incontro con le scuole “Mio padre, tuo padre” con Carola Benedetto e Luciana Ciliento (De Agostini)

Ore 18:00, Teatro Villa in Fortezza 25 – “Volevo essere Robin” con Pippo Ricci e Guido Mangiaracina (De Agostini)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/volevo-essere-robin 

Ore 18:30, Abbazia di Casoretto – “Korean soft power: quando le idee trasformano un popolo” con Natan Mondin e Stefania Cecchetti (Utet)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/korean-soft-power-quando-le-idee-trasformano-un-popolo 

Ore 18:30, Castello Sforzesco, Sala della Balla – “Le Cronache dei Visconti” con Livio Gambarini. Relatore Irene Merli (Piemme)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/livio-gambarini 

Ore 18:30, Libreria Ubik – Monterosa 91 – “Siamo anima. Riconoscersi oltre il tempo: il disegno invisibile degli incontri che cambiano la vita” con Stefania Zani e Elena Santoro (Piemme)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/siamo-anima 

Ore 18:30, La Feltrinelli Piazza Piemonte – Panel giallisti “Tutti pazzi per il giallo e il noir” con Giulia Guerrini, Daniele Soffiati, Valerio Varesi, Serena Venditto e Mirko Zilahy e Cecilia Lavopa (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/tutti-pazzi-giallo-noir 

Ore 21:30, Radio Popolare, Auditorium Demetrio Stratos – “Lucio c’è” con Marcello Balestra, Pierdavide Carone e Antonio Maggio (Mondadori Electa)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/marcello-balestra-lucio 

Friday, November 14

Ore 16:00, Libreria Mondadori Duomo, Milano – Fimacopie degli autori di GUKKEN, con Sio, Dado e Azzurro Chiara (Star Comics)

Ore 17:00, MUBA Museo dei Bambini – “Chi ti ha detto che Babbo Natale non esiste? (5-8 anni)” con Vernante Pallotti e Giada Carboni (Il Battello a Vapore)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/chi-ti-ha-detto-che-babbo-natale-non-esieste 

Ore 17:30, Libreria La Balena – “Io sono Bea – Natale a New York! (9+ anni)” con Laura Carusino (Il Battello a Vapore)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/io-sono-bea-natale-a-new-york-9-anni 

Ore 18:00, Instituto Cervantes di Milano – “Raccontare l’orrore: cultura delle idee contro il potere delle idee” con Rosa Ribas, Gioconda Belli, Jorge Volpi e Claudia Neira. Presenta Ana Vázquez Barrado (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/raccontare-orrore-cultura-delle-idee-contro-il-potere-delle-idee 

Ore 18:30, Teatro Franco Parenti, Sala Grande – “Riscoprire il valore della fatica” con Mario Calabresi e Jonathan Bazzi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/riscoprire-il-valore-della-fatica 

Ore 18:30, Mondadori Duomo – “Cercherò frasi che ti salvano “ con Milo de Angelis e Francesco Napoli (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/cerchero-frasi-che-ti-salvano 

Ore 19:00, Fondazione Arnoldo e Alberto Mondadori, Laboratorio – “I nostri (365) Oscar” con Livia Satriano e Giacomo Papi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/nostri-oscar 

Ore 19:00, Centro Internazionale di Brera, Milano – “Non il potere ma la forza. Oilà: biografie brevi di donne irriverenti” con Michela Alessandrini, Lucia Pescador, Chiara Alessi, Giorgia Antonelli, Silvia Bencivelli, Angela Maderna, Sofia Mattioli, Livia Massaccesi, Cristina Moro, Tommaso Mozzati, Laura Pezzino, Lorenza Pieri, Anna Toscano e Olimpia Zagnoli (Electa) 

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/non-il-potere-forza

Ore 20:30, Fondazione Corriere della Sera, Sala Buzzati – “Corriere della Sera 150. La nostra storia: Dino Buzzati” con Lorenzo Viganò (Mondadori)

Saturday, November 15

Ore 10:30, BASE Milano, Room 1400 – “BFF | Passioni e legami nati online diventano incontri reali. Dall’ascesa dei gruppi di lettura alle community che riempiono i teatri” con Megi Bulla (@labibliotecadidaphne), Barbascura X, Enrico Galiano, Ilenia Zodiaco e Antonio Prudenzano (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/bff-passioni-e-legami-nati-online-incontri-reali 

Ore 10:30, Stecca3 – “Matinées, il tempo dell’ascolto. A colazione con Italo Calvino” con Anna Traini (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/matinees-il-tempo-dellascolto-a-colazione-con-italo-calvino 

Ore 11:00, Fondazione Corriere della Sera, Sala Buzzati – “Finimondo” con Bruno Vespa e Antonio Polito (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/finimondo-vespa 

Ore 11:00, Mondadori Duomo – “Il cane, la bambina e la strada verso casa” con Lucille Ninivaggi e Laura Busnelli (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/il-cane-la-bambina-e-la-meravigliosa-strada-verso-casa 

Ore 11:00, Castello Sforzesco, Weil Weiss – “Alla scoperta della letteratura svedese contemporanea” con Lydia Sandgren e Elisabeth Asbrink (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/alla-scoperta-della-letteratura-svedese-contemporanea 

Ore 11:00, Teatro Franco Parenti, Sala Blu – “Pregate per ea” con Massimo Zamboni e Luca Crovi (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/pregate-ea 

Ore 11:00, Acquario Civico di Milano, Auditorium – “Inseparabili. Un viaggio illustrato dentro l’abisso” con Iacopo Bruno e Francesca Leoneschi (Rizzoli Ragazzi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/inseparabili-viaggio-abisso 

Ore 11:30, Eataly Milano – “Donne, salute e cambiamenti” con Monica Germani e Chiara Amati (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/donne-salute-e-cambiamenti 

Ore 11:30, Casa della Memoria – “Eredità invisibili” con Michele Corcio, Francesco Samorè e Federico Pace. A cura dell’Associazione Nazionale Vittime Civili di Guerra (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/eredita-invisibili 

Ore 12:00, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Il male del presente” con Teresa Ciabatti, Alcide Pierantozzi e Mattia Insolia (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/ciabatti-pierantozzi 

Ore 12:00, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Il male del presente” con Teresa Ciabatti, Alcide Pierantozzi e Mattia Insolia (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/ciabatti-pierantozzi 

Ore 12:30, Circolo Filologico Milanese, Sala Liberty – “Gaza Meloni” con Alessandro Orsini (Piemme)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/gaza-meloni 

Ore 14:00, BASE Milano, Room 1400 – Panel romance “Cosa significa scrivere d’amore oggi? Ne parlano quattro autrici romance: Cristina Chiperi, Valentina Ferrari, Valentina Ghetti e Rossana Soldano” con Cristina Chiperi, Valentina Ferrari, Valentina Ghetti e Rossana Soldano e Antonio Prudenzano (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/bff-valentina-ferrari-rossana-soldano-valentina-ghetti-cristina-chiperi-romance 

Ore 14:00, Palazzo Reale – “Il fuoco nero. Storia della banda neonazi Ludwig” con Alessandra Coppola e Stefano Nazzi (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/alessandra-coppola-fuoco-nero 

Ore 14:30, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Le indagini alla vecchia maniera del commissario Botero” con Paolo Roversi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/le-indagini-alla-vecchia-maniera-del-commissario-botero 

Ore 14:30, Museo di Storia Naturale. Tra mare e terra la nostra casa – “Il Medioevo in dieci alberi” con Paolo Grillo e Giulia Giannini (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/il-medioevo-in-dieci-alberi 

Ore 14:30, Sala Viscontea, Castello Sforzesco | Il potere delle idee / Le idee del potere – “Scritture e voci della natura che l’uomo non comprende più” con Mauro Corona (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/mauro-corona-scritture-voci-natura 

Ore 14:30, Teatro Franco Parenti, Sala Blu – “Canto di Natale con autotune” con Marco Presta. E con la partecipazione di Attilio Di Giovanni, Ilaria Della Bidia e Max Paiella (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/canto-natale-autotune 

Ore 14:30, Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, Sala Polifunzionale – “Come raccontare la realtà ai ragazzi e le ragazze” con Federica Seneghini e Greta Sclaunich (Il Battello a Vapore)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/come-raccontare-la-realta-ai-ragazzi 

Ore 14:30, Triennale Milano, Agorà – “Chiara” con Antonella Lattanzi e Alessandra Tedesco (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/chiara-antonella-lattanzi 

Ore 15:30, Triennale Milano, Agorà – “Una storia sbagliata” con Giancarlo De Cataldo e Massimo Cirri

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/storia-sbagliata-giancarlo-de-cataldo 

Ore 16:00, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “L’inganno di Magritte” con Alessandro Perissinotto e Piero D’Ettorre (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/inganno-magritte-avvocato-meroni 

Ore 16:00, Casa delle donne – “Il cuore affamato delle ragazze” con Maria Rosa Cutrufelli, Vittoria Longoni e Elisabetta Vezzosi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/vite-amori-lotte-e-tragedie-delle-operaie-tessili-di-new-york-nel-1910-11 

Ore 16:00, Mondadori Duomo, Milano – “Weird la nuova collana BUR” con Matteo Strukul e Sandrone Dazieri. Modera Lydia Salerno (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/bur-weird 

Ore 16:30, Libreria Claudiana – “Famiglie diverse” Antonio Franchini, Raffaella Romagnolo, Edoardo Albinati e Cristina Marconi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/lamore-inevitabile 

Ore 16:30, Palazzo Reale, Sala Conferenze – “Come in uno specchio” con Flavio Caroli (Rizzoli Illustrati)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/come-specchio-caroli 

Ore 16:30, Triennale Milano, Salone d’Onore – “Le parole della pioggia” con Laura Imai Messina e Csaba dalla Zorza (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/parole-pioggia 

Ore 17:00, Fondazione Culturale San Fedele, Sala Ricci, I fiori dell’adolescenza – “I teenager della Generazione Z desiderano essere salvati?” con Walter Siti (Mondadori) e Claudia De Lillo (Elasti)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/walter-siti-la-fuga-immobile 

Ore 17:00, Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, Sala Biancamano – “Cosa mi ha insegnato il vento. La mia vita tra tempeste, vittorie e decisioni che cambiano la rotta” con Checco Bruni, Fabio Pozzo, Fiorenzo Marco Galli e Marco Iezzi. A cura di Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci (Sperling & Kupfer)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/cosa-mi-ha-insegnato-il-vento-la-mia-vita-tra-tempeste-vittorie-e-decisioni-che-cambiano-la-rotta 

Ore 17:30, Libreria Egea – “Made in Italy” con Annarita Briganti (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/made-in-italy 

Ore 17:30, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Un viaggio nel 2026 con Simon & The Stars” con Simon & the Stars e Fil Grondona (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/oroscopo-2026 

Ore 18:00, Castello Sforzesco, Biblioteca d’arte, La poesia che ci illumina – “Quanto ha dovuto lavorare il mio dottore” con Vivian Lamarque e Elisabetta Risari (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/vivian-lamarque-lavorare-dottore 

Ore 18:30, Triennale Milano, Salone d’Onore – “Mandorla amara” con Cristina Cassar Scalia e Severino Colombo. Letture di Corrado Fortuna. Evento in anteprima (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/giallo-siciliano 

Ore 18:30, PIME, Sala Vismara, Contro la violenza di genere – “Spezzare le radici del patriarcato e della violenza maschile” con Roia Fabio, Ramoni Ilaria, Diana De Marchi, Daniela Simonetti e Nando Dalla Chiesa (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/spezzare-le-radici-del-patriarcato 

Ore 18:30, Fondazione Corriere della Sera, Sala Buzzati – “Oriana Fallaci. Lettera a un bambino mai nato. Modernità di un libro a cinquant’anni dalla sua pubblicazione” con i saluti di Edoardo Perazzi. Interviene Michela Marzano con Emilia Costantini (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/lettera-oriana-fallaci 

Ore 18:30, Mondadori Duomo, Milano – “L’Imperatore” con Claudio Pagliara e Alessandro Sallusti (Piemme)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/imperatore 

Ore 22:00, BASE Milano, Room 1400 – BFF | Festa per i 60 anni degli Oscar Mondadori 

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/festa-oscar-mondadori 

Sunday, November 16

Ore 10:00, MUBA Museo dei Bambini – “Min e i minimini. Il segreto nel cassetto (7-11 anni)” Laboratorio con Sara Brienza (Fabbri Ragazzi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/min-minimini 

Ore 10:30, Teatro Elfo Puccini – “Alla scoperta del Giappone” con Federico Rampini (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/federico-rampini-alla-scoperta-del-giappone 

Ore 10:30, BASE Milano, Room 1400 – “BFF | Con Fiore Manni alla (ri)scoperta di Jane Austen. Cosa ci insegnano le protagoniste di Orgoglio e pregiudizio, Ragione e sentimento ed Emma” con Fiore Manni e Stefania di Mella (Rizzoli)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/bff-fiore-manni-riscoperta-jane-austen 

Ore 11:00, Triennale Milano, Salone d’Onore – “Le rotte del narcotraffico” con Nicola Gratteri e Cesare Giuzzi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/nicola-gratteri-una-cosa-sola 

Ore 11:00, PIME, Sala Vismara – “Il coraggio di una madre, la rinascita di un figlio” con Tiziana Torti, Lorenzo Greco e Francesca Favotto (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/coraggio-madre-rinascita-figlio 

Ore 11:30, Eataly Milano – “Quando la cucina domestica diventa spettacolo” con Alberto Grandi e Auroro Borealo (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/quando-la-cucina-domestica-diventa-spettacolo 

Ore 11:30, Piccolo Teatro Grassi, Sala Grande – “L’arte di invecchiare poeticamente” con Beppe Severgnini e Chiara Buratti (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/larte-di-invecchiare-poeticamente 

Ore 11:30, Radio Popolare, Auditorium Demetrio Stratos – “Sandro libera tutti. Storia di Pertini, il partigiano che diventò presidente” con Luigi Garlando (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/luigi-garlando-pertini 

Ore 11.30 – Libreria Mondadori Duomo – Firmacopie “Niente è come sembra” Breakfast Club (Mondadori Electa)

https://eventi.mondadoristore.it/it/event/2025/11/16/i-the-breakfast-club-incontrano-il-pubblico-e-firmano-in-anteprima-le-/20833/ 

Ore 12:00, BASE Milano, Room 1400 – “BFF | The In-Between Bookstore e la collana Booklover Approved. I libri più amati su #BookTok presentati dai creator” con Andrea Collins Amadio (@libriconfragole), Valentina Ghetti, Martina Levato (@levv97) e Carmelo Romano (@timidalibreriadelriccio) (De Agostini)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/bff-booklover-approved 

Ore 12:00, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “La mercante di Brera” con Roberta Tagliavini. Relatrice Fiamma Sanò (Sperling & Kupfer)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/la-mercante-di-brera 

Ore 12:30, Castello Sforzesco, Sala della Balla, I sentimenti – “Il talento di Miss Austen” con Liliana Rampello e Giuseppe Carrara (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/jane-austen 

Ore 12:30, Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, Sala Polifunzionale – “L’omicidio di Piersanti Mattarella. L’Italia nel mirino. Palermo, Ustica, Bologna, 1979-1980” con Miguel Gotor, Gherardo Colombo e Marcello Flores. Introduce Danco Singer (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/l’omicidio-di-piersanti-mattarella 

Ore 12:30, Triennale MIlano, Salone d’Onore – “Tanta ancora Vita” con Viola Ardone e Alessandro Zaccuri (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/viola-ardone-tanta-ancora-vita 

Ore 12:30, Circolo Filologico Milanese, Sala Liberty – “Una storia che continua ad accadere” con Davide Prosperi, Alessandro Sallusti e Letizia Bardazzi (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/storia-continua-accadere 

Ore 14:00, Sala Verdi del Conservatorio – “Cesare. La conquista dell’eternità” con Alberto Angela (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/cesare-la-conquista-delleternita 

Ore 14:30, Triennale Milano, Salone d’Onore – “Un’indagine nel cuore di Lucca” con Licia Troisi e Sandrone Dazieri (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/un-indagine-nel-cuore-di-lucca-licia-troisi 

Ore 14:30, MUDEC, Auditorium – “Guarire tornando all’anima” con Raffaele Morelli e Alberto Gelsumini (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/troppi-pensieri-morelli 

Ore 14:30, Residenza Vignale – “Il potere trasformativo delle idee per guardare oltre” con Marco Confortola e gli utenti e i volontari di Aiutiamoli ODV del laboratorio di scrittura creativa ”La Piazzetta” (Sperling & Kupfer)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/il-potere-trasformativo-delle-idee-per-guardare-oltre 

Ore 15:00, Biblioteca di Rozzano – “Kate. Ritratto di una futura regina” con Paola Calvetti (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/kate-ritratto-di-una-futura-regina 

Ore 15:00, BASE Milano, Room 1400 – “BFF | Passione romance” con Cordelia Evora, Karim B. e Hazel Riley (Sperling & Kupfer)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/bff-passione-romance-sperling-kupfer 

Ore 15:00, Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, Sala Biancamano – “Una storia di amore e coraggio sull’Amerigo Vespucci” con Sybil von der Schulenburg e Sergio Santi. A cura di Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci (Sperling & Kupfer)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/una-storia-di-amore-e-coraggio-sullamerigo-vespucci 

Ore 15:30, Triennale Milano, Agorà – “A esequie avvenute” con Massimo Carlotto e Gianni Biondillo (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/massimo-carlotto-esequie-avvenute 

Ore 16:00, MUDEC, Auditorium – “Storie della nostra solitudine” con Daria Bignardi e Vittorio Lingiardi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/daria-bignardi-nostra-solitudine 

Ore 16:00, Palazzo Castiglioni, Veranda – “Tornare a vivere la natura: un viaggio nell’essenza dell’esplorazione” con Luca Fontana (Rizzoli Illustrati)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/tornare-a-vivere-la-natura-un-viaggio-nellessenza-dellesplorazione 

Ore 16:00, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Geopolitica nell’età dell’incertezza” con Maurizio Molinari e David Parenzo. Modera Flavia Fratello (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/la-scossa-globale 

Ore 16:30, Triennale Milano, Salone d’Onore – “I serial killer americani che sono rimasti nella storia” con Stefano Nazzi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/stefano-nazzi-predatori 

Ore 16:30, MUBA Museo dei Bambini – “Il mare: conosciamolo, per salvarlo! (7-11 anni)” con Elena Gatti (Mondadori Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/elena-gatti-salviamo-il-mare 

Ore 16:30, Circolo Filologico Milanese, Sala Liberty – “Diario di una sciamana. Il cammino segreto di una monaca guerriera” con Selene Calloni Williams e Luciano Tellaroli (Piemme)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/selene-calloni-williams-sciamana 

Ore 18:30, MUDEC, Auditorium, L’energia dei corpi – “Come dimagrire veramente” con Dario Bressanini e Alice Venturi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/dario-bressanini-la-dieta-termodinamica 

Ore 18:30, Castello Sforzesco, Sala Viscontea – “Capire l’intelligenza artificiale: la differenza fondamentale” con Luciano Floridi e Stefano Moriggi (Mondadori)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/capire-intelligenza-artificiale 

Ore 18:30, Monterosa91, Auditorium – “Bugiardi, spietati, umanissimi” con Marcello Fois e Giuseppe Antonelli (Einaudi)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/limmensa-distrazione-marcello-fois 

Ore 18:30, Libreria Rizzoli Milano – “Generazione anZia. La fragilità non è una malattia” con Michela Marzano e Vittorio Lingiardi (Rizzoli Libri)

https://www.bookcitymilano.it/eventi/2025/qualcosa-che-brilla-michela-marzano