A round! And then? A bear! And then? Some little fish! And then? Find out for yourself in this little wordless book that makes changes, details and the driving force given by curiosity a true manifesto.
With their apparent simplicity, the essential and elegant inventions by the great Japanese artist Katsumi Komagata promote children's cognitive development. Three little books (in the same series also Boing and Ping Pong) to read aloud and discover together with the very young.

A small round, PING, transforms and multiplies through the pages creating numerous sound combinations to play with by looking carefully at the shapes.
With their apparent simplicity, the essential and elegant inventions by the great Japanese artist Katsumi Komagata promote children's cognitive development. Three small books (in the same series also E dopo? and Boing) to read aloud and to discover together with the very young.

Boing is a black circle. It stretches and becomes BOOOM. It transforms and goes BOOING. Page after page, you can follow its adventures and have fun pronouncing its name that changes continuously.
With their apparent simplicity, the essential and elegant inventions by the great Japanese artist Katsumi Komagata accompany the cognitive development of children. Three small books (in the same series also E dopo? and Ping Pong) to read aloud and discover together with the very young.

Have you ever gone to an appliance shop and bought a bear, instead of a washing machine, taking advantage of the offer of the week? A bear is washable, stain and mould-resistant, ecological, hypoallergenic, easy, silent, multifunctional: the best solution ever! After The missing mouse trilogy Giovanna Zoboli and Lisa D’Andrea are back with a story full of mice, that will persuade you that you need to have bear as a flatmate for the rest of your life. What are you waiting for? Offer available until the 2nd of April!

Yuki is going back home from school with her brother Sen. They’re not so close – she’s close to nobody and rather grumpy indeed. When her keys fall into a manhole she jumps down to catch them, and that’s how a disquieting journey begins among real monsters made of dirt, and monsters made of fears and rage. The siblings will make it safely out of the manhole in the end, and the scary crossing of mudland will turn out to be a precious passage for Yuki. A sweet and sour initiation story by Beatrice Alemagna.

E poi c’è la terra is a small picture book with a great text that reflects on many things: on the divisions, the individual and collective responsibilities, on the uniqueness, on the diversity, the wealth of a few and the poverty of many. In short, this book speaks about our Earth-Planet that we have loaded with injustices, leading to a bitter conclusion: and then there is the earth, below, where the differences we’ve created don’t exist. The abstract illustrations are made of cloth, threads and colored papers, by Giulia Ceccarani, illustrator and designer.

Ilaria is an only child. She’s a very curious girl, a little shy and with a vivid imagination. She has a big family, with many cousins, uncles, aunts, and grandmothers who speak strange dialects and live mysterious and adventurous lives. Ilaria enjoys observing things and people, watching TV, reading, playing with her friends, but above all else she loves music. Music is her true passion, not only listening to songs but also singing herself. Thanks to music, Ilaria learns to deal with all the uncertainty and loneliness that come with life and to enjoy every moment with a smile.