The Adventures of Octavia and Fortepiano is a story that brings alive the youthful joy of a young girl learning a musical instrument.

Octavia enters a magic musical universe that leads her on living as she would have never thought. Part One: The Troublesome Triplets introduces Poco, Poch and Placido as the source of trouble that is sure to take Octavia on many more fun adventures. Octavia is a delightful creation, her passion for music abundantly promising. Paired with an insecure Fortepiano and his mischievous denizens, the book traces the first stages of their relationships.

Warner is adept at switching between the three central voices in the tale, that of Octavia, that of Fortepiano, and those of the Triplets. The alternating viewpoints of the tale provide a fast paced narrative that will continue entertain readers, young and old.

The story is easy for children to read and absorb, but most of all it can help kids in increasing and amplifying their imaginative skills, by projecting themselves in the fantastic universe lived by Octavia and her friends. A good read for kids and a useful tool for parents.