‘Story of Milo, the cat that went to the South Pole’ arrives in Palermo

The book “History of Milo, the cat that went to the South Pole” by Costanza Rizzacasa D’Orsogna (Guanda publisher) will be presented tomorrow, at 5.30 pm, at the Consultation Room of the Central Library of the Sicilian Region, in Palermo. The author will talk with the journalist Adnkronos Elvira Terranova. Milo, the protagonist of the book, a black cat that exists in reality and is the author’s cat, this time is grappling with a trip to the South Pole. Friendship, solidarity, but also respect and love. There is all this in the new book by Costanza Rizzacasa D’Orsogna, journalist and writer. Milo, after the adventure of the first book ‘The story of Milo, the cat who could not jump’, in this new adventure is now an adult, struggling with a neurological disorder, which is called cerebellar hypoplasia, which makes him unstable and prevents him. to jump in a coordinated way. Milo is a foundling who was discovered during a storm more than eight years ago in a flowerbed in Brera, Milan. Since then he has never separated from his mistress, Costanza Rizzacasa d’Orsogna. In this new book, Milo encounters a baby penguin during a walk on the beach that a group of smugglers has snatched from his environment. Milo touched decides to help him. Thus begins the long journey to Antarctica of a cat, a penguin, and the young woman who has adopted Milo.