animals

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?

A travel along a wild coastline, among land, sea, dunes, beaches, in order to discover the life they host.

Fox & Chick are back with new, hilarious adventures.

The title, Bestiario familiare, immediately brings to mind the medieval bestiaries, which used to describe animals with educational purpose.

Mr Lepron is a beautiful hare, with a shiny fur and long ears. He has a nice, cosy lair, many children, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, and a passion for vegetables. Indeed, Mr.

These poems by Bruno Tognolini are dedicated to turtles, camels, echidnas, elephants, zebras, lemurs, bees, even to microbes.

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...

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.

Another thrilling nursery rhyme by the master of words Giuseppe Caliceti for our collection 'Linguacce', to invite children to play with language and grammar.

A badger lives in a room with so many rooms that on his birthday he can't let his guests in, fearing they'd get lost; a sparrow opens a school to give lessons about whatever, even lessons on how no