This is the story of a granddaughter and a grandmother tied by a very special bond. A garden, a hospital, a lost set of keys, a pair of rain boots, a magic dog, a talking mole... In this contemporary fairy tale, the way back home from school becomes an adventurous journey in which reality and imagination converge, and readers will be taken in an underground world full of mysteries and emotions.

If "Che cos’è?", the first book by Paolo Ventura, invited toddlers to play with circular shapes, "E questo cos'è?" is all about squares. An aquarium, a box, a blackboard, a dice... how many things can a square be? A swinging sequence of questions and answers, to change point of view, to observe and to ideally continue and enjoy the game.

Friendship, love, fear, trust, mistrust, awe, doubt, rivalry... what and how many emotions is a relationship made of? Massimo Caccia presents an amazing gallery of animals, which show readers the joys and sorrows we can feel in relation to other people, who may be different or similar to us, distant and impenetrable, or close and lovable. The exclamations giving voice to these characters are by Giovanna Zoboli.

‘I topi immaginari’, collana di racconti brevi, brevissimi, episodi, ricordi, letture, incontri fondamentali per la costruzione del proprio immaginario e la formazione di sé, accoglie un nuovo titolo. A volte sparisco è una raccolta di disegni, per lo più in bianco e nero, accompagnata da didascalie che, in quattro tempi, costruiscono un racconto. Il tratto inconfondibile di Francesco Chiacchio per un libro filosofico, ricco di ricordi e istanti di vita.

Sai cosa sono i fossili? Come si chiama il dinosauro grande come un pollo? Quanto pesava uno Spinosauro? Quanto era lungo il Diplodoco? Quanto misura un dente di T-Rex? Sapevi che le code di alcuni dinosauri erano delle vere e proprie armi? Di che colore erano i dinosauri? Queste e altre domande su un argomento che non smette di affascinare e sorprendere i bambini. Le splendide illustrazioni di Bastien Contraire, autore per la prima volta in catalogo, e la rilegatura che facilita l’apertura e la lettura rendono questo libro un prezioso strumento per conoscere.

This is a book for those children who, at the sight of an animal, don't say "how disgusting!", but are fascinated by its anatomy and ask many questions. Why do fish have bones? How do they classify? How do they communicate? How do they breathe? How do they move? How do they look? Barbara Cuoghi, biologist and science teacher, Emiliano Vizzi, an illustrator with a passion for fish and crustaceans, and Lorenza Natarella, cartoonist and colourist, are authors of this new book of PiNO collection.
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A travel along a wild coastline, among land, sea, dunes, beaches, in order to discover the life they host. Readers will find a lot of sea and migratory birds, shells and seaweed, marine creatures, flowers and plants… Elisabetta Mitrovic, an expert naturalist and researcher in environmental issues, is guiding this tour inviting children, parents and teachers to explore and learn about nature through drawing. [Text in Italian]

In how many ways can you inhabit a house? At least in thirty-nine different ways, as these short stories show. Their author is María José Ferrada, acclaimed poet and story teller. The illustrations are by Pep Carriò, a Spanish illustrator who spends his time drawing trees, islands and, of course, houses. A book to sneak into other people's places, to think about concepts such as inside-outside, useful-useless, or like "behaviour", "habit", "inhabit" and so on. [Text in Italian]

Fox & Chick are back with new, hilarious adventures. In the first story, Chick sneaks into Fox's house with his pillow, in the second he loses, finds and then loses again his beloved hammer, and in the third he tries to convince Fox to prepare him a surprise party without spoiling the surprise. Be prepared to laugh! [Text in Italian]