Another book from Kitty Crowther’s lovely series for little ones: Poka & Mine, the adventures of a father and his daughter through the joys and troubles of daily life. In the fourth book, Mine found the perfect gift for her grandmother. “Will Grandma Dorée like it?”, she wonders. “She will. And she’ll be very happy that you’re thinking of her”, Poka answers. Mine goes to bed, feeling good. She’s into deep sleep, when a little voice wakes her up… [Text in Italian]

Another book from Kitty Crowther’s lovely series for little ones: Poka & Mine, the adventures of a father and his daughter through the joys and troubles of daily life. In the third book, Poka takes Mine to the cinema. “Two tickets, please”, he says at the counter. “Oh no, Poka, it’s not two, eight! It’s eight of us!”, Mine says. Readers will find out who else is going to the cinema with them. [Text in Italian]

"The original text of Snow White was published for the first time in 1812, by the brothers Grimm, in Germany. Here, no grumpy or happy dwarfs, no royal kisses, no sugar-coated ending, but a violent and merciless death, inflicted by Snow White to the Queen, compelled to burn in front of the wedding guests." Beatrice Alemagna starts from this assumption to question the true meaning of this story and to find out where the 'good' is to be found in Grimm's original idea.

Momo, the most famous border collie in the world, loves to hide. In this photography book, he's playing hide and seek everywhere: in the garden, on the carousel, in bookshelves, in the kitchen... Can you find him? Andrew Knapp, a Canadian photographer, captured all the hiding places of his friend and fellow traveler, inviting little readers to sharpen their attention while they search for Momo and other objects. A worldwide success listed in the «New York Times» bestsellers.
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How many things can a circle be? It can be an eclipse, an eye, a porthole, a clown's nose... This is the first children's picture book by Paolo Ventura, artist of international renown, which plays with round shapes and invites little readers to change their perspective at every turning page. A board-book with strong personality and simple touch, made of riddles, questions and answers, with plenty of rhythm and surprise. [Text in Italian]

Millie hates two things: early mornings and school. Every day she begs her mother to get a dog. All her classmates have beautiful dogs, of all breeds, shapes and colours. Every day, Mum answers NO. But Millie doesn't give up and, finally, one morning the answer is YES! So they go looking for a dog at the kennel, and the choice is hard. She finds a strange creature, and she wonders what name she should give it. Will the girls like it? Oh, if only dogs could talk!
Another wonderful book by Kitty Crowther. [Text in Italian] 

After her first book about motherhood (Una mamma è come una casa), Aurore Petit tells the story of the second child coming to life, through simple yet universal topics like listening to her heartbeat, announcing her birth to her little brother, finding new roles in the family. The narrator's voice is that of the baby to be born, who discovers the world through sounds and sensations. Text and illustrations offer a double level of reading: words describe what the baby's feeling in her mother's womb, pictures show what's happening outside. [Text in Italian]

Another thrilling nursery rhyme by the master of words Giuseppe Caliceti for our collection 'Linguacce', to invite children to play with language and grammar. This time it's all about syllables, which form an extraordinary zoo of shapes and colours through Giulia Orecchia wonderful illustrations. A book that is visual and verbal joy to play, sing and learn how to spell.

Massimiliano Tappari, photographer and writer, inaugurates the new collection 'I topi immaginari': books made of short, or very short, stories, episodes, memories, words and figures that turned out to be fundamental for the construction of the author's imagination and self. A photographer's childhood focuses on vision, which is being trained from his first months of life to record images, light and shadow, sensations and details.

Three children in a wild garden find the house of the grumpy old man who cut down their beloved tree. Triggered by an old photo that reveals the man's past, the children conceive an extraordinary plan to cure him from the heavy sadness weighing on his heart. A wordless book that celebrates the salvific virtues of nature, and the friendship between grown-ups and children as a source of regeneration on the one hand, and as a fundamental step of life on the other. A story told just through pictures by Jeugov, an extraordinary debut.