Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
shared journey of discovery
Italian translation:
viaggio di scoperta condiviso
English term
shared journey of discovery
When I wrote ‘Atisa and the Seven Wonders’ (the first in the Atisa series), it just opened up the scope for several such adventures; all the possibilities of the ‘what ifs’ of history. The non-fiction book I did simultaneously, ‘In the Country of Gold-digging Ants’ (both published by Puffin Books) made me realise that there’s much that is fascinating about the past, that the material does exist and one has only to delve in to discover. It’s partly a process of finding out and imagining. I’ve had encouraging editors and the feedback from readers has always helped.
But also, it’s more than just about history; it’s learning about the powers of the imagination, and how as a writer, one can lead others into this journey of shared discovery where you trust in the imagination. Writing books for younger readers (or any reader, for that matter) is really that – it’s always a *****shared journey of discovery***** and new knowledge.
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Proposed translations
viaggio di scoperta condiviso / la condivisione di un viaggio di scoperta
percorso di scoperta condiviso
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percorso/viaggio di scoperta condivisa
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Danila Moro
: Veramente il testo dice: shared journey of discovery
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Pierluigi Bernardini
: Il termine richiesto fra asterischi è "shared journey of discovery", non "journey of shared discovery" che sta due righe sopra.
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