Momo, a tale about the time
I still remember when I chose the story of Momo from the library in my town, it seemed like the best choice of all. Despite being too young to understand in a more elaborate way all the concepts it covered, since I was approximately 11 years old (in my time at that age it was normal to be trying to catch a stray cat to subject it to experiments), I have good memories of Momo's book and after recently rereading it I have decided to launch this entry on the blog.
Despite being written in 1973, a good time traveler should appreciate some details of this work that deals with how time is used by humans in modern societies. Momo is a novel written by Michael Ende, the same one from The Neverending Story.
The main idea of Momo is to see how people's hidden interests influence people and criticizes the rational model of conceiving time (from the perspective of 1973, of course), an economic model that distorts moments and experiences that have no material value and that are, in essence, what give value to life.