The teacher remembered!

Once upon a time, there was a teacher who had no class to teach.
She embarked on a journey and arrived at a coastal town.
"Is there a class I can teach here?" she asked a fisherman.
"Probably not!" he said with a smile, "In our place, children don't go to school; they go fishing!"
He pointed to the school, and the teacher saw fishing nets spread out on the desks and chairs to dry.

Then, she went to the mountains made of rocks and snow lotus,
and to cities where classrooms lay desolate, but she still couldn't find her class anywhere.

And this teacher chose to keep moving forward, embarking on a journey only she could take.
"Even if I only meet one child who wants to learn," she told herself, "I will be his teacher."

Many, many years passed. The teacher had traveled half the world.
But finally, she forgot why she started the journey...

Will she remember again?
Will she find her students?

Sabina Colloredo, a renowned Italian children's author, tells an "adventure" story about teaching with very delicate words. Under Serena Mabilia's subtle brushstrokes, this adventure slowly radiates the soft glow of "teaching passion," illuminating a world where "all the students have disappeared." Through the collaboration of these two authors, the themes of "teaching" and "education," which often feel rigid, gain a surprising poetic quality and flexibility.