Nei giardini segreti is a book made in collaboration with Galleria di Villa Borghese, one of the most prestigious and well-known Italian museums. Art historian Valentina Lapierre and botanical illustrator Gioia Marchegiani take readers into a botanical tour of the gardens created by Scipione Borghese next to the Villa, exploring how the topic of nature is developed in the masterpieces on display, allowing for a new and exciting experience between art and nature.

Since the ancient times we've heard of peculiar messengers who travel fast and far: Hermes for the Greeks; Mercury for the Romans; the incredibly fast Pheidippides who arrived from Marathon to Athens in one day; the angels; the homing pigeons trained for bringing urgent and secret messages, and many more. This book, produced in collaboration with Museo dei Tasso e della Storia postale (in Northern Italy), retraces the history of communication.

The main character of this book is the body, which is familiar to every child as much as it can be a mysterious territory to discover, with fear and bewilderment. Something ordinary happens to a young girl: she falls down and hurts her knee. After a while a scab comes up, and for the child it's a new presence to be questioned. What does it want? Why did it came? How many days it'll take to go? Or will it stay forever? One day, surprise, surprise, the scab starts to speak.

A new essay full of activities for hands, eyes and thoughts by Enrica Buccarella, a primary school teacher, committed to educational workshops for children and adults. It will lead readers through different didactic experiences built around the children's needs, including readings, manual activities, conversations, experiments with art techniques, writing exercises, artefacts making and setting up of small-scale museums. For schools to become beautiful places, they must encourage pupils to fully express their creativity.

A collection of poems about the little things that make a childhood in the countryside: animals, plants, a walk in the wild, silence, the building of a nest, and much more. Anything can trigger thoughts and feelings, memories and imagination, and ultimately the experience of wonder.

La grande fiaba intrecciata is a collection of fairy tales by Beatrice Solinas Donghi, first published fifty years ago. Readers who enjoyed Fiabe incatenate will find here the same thrilling rhythm, the masterful intertwined plots, the elegance of scenes and characters. Illustrations by Irene Rinaldi bring a lively, bright touch.

It's a summer-night and a firefly is wandering through the empty streets of Milan. From Duomo to other iconic spots, the tiny protagonist becomes one with the lamp posts along a stream, with the tram's lights, with a cat's eyes and so on, like a series of movie stills that go towards a truly poetic ending. Paolo Ventura blends the language of art, photography and cinema with eclectic talent.

In spring branches blossom, crickets sing, ladybirds fly, frogs croak... In autumn leaves fly, the moon shines, squirrels stockpile, the fog comes... In primavera In autunno is the fifth board-book of the successful series built around opposites, by Giovanna Zoboli and Philip Giordano, to tell seasons, the passing of time, and to observe microscopic details of the world.

Last time we left Fox and Chick mingling with kangaroos, searching for hammers and organizing surprise parties. In the first of these new stories, Chick climbs on top of a tree, but he doesn’t know how to get down; in the second, he's eagerly waiting for the snow to fall; in the last one, Fox gives him a special gift. The adventures of our fellows, candidates for the Nobel prize of friendship, continue.

Dopo il successo de L’anima smarrita, torna in libreria, con un nuovo sorprendente racconto illustrato, una coppia d’eccezione: Olga Tokarczuk, Premio Nobel 2018, e Joanna Concejo. Protagonista della storia è Il signor Mirabile, un uomo che non ama passare inosservato e più di se stesso ama la propria immagine: i suoi lineamenti saltano subito all’occhio, tutti lo riconoscono e lo salutano cordialmente.