With this story readers can have one of their first approaches to classical music, especially that of Niccolò Paganini.

He was the youngest of his brothers, and maybe that was why he was different. Paganino, a little mosquito, preferred to eat sweet fruit rather than blood like the rest of his family. But he also had another peculiarity, which he discovered by chance one day when he entered a lute shop: he was made for music. While the owner of that business repaired and tuned the instruments, Paganino learned everything necessary to become a great concert performer.