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In Federico García Lorca’s poetic world, children are central figures — appearing as vivid characters or delicate silhouettes within his fantastical landscapes.
In Federico García Lorca’s poetic world, children are central figures — appearing as vivid characters or delicate silhouettes within his fantastical landscapes.
This is a little book to celebrate the birth of a baby. At each spread paper tabs open and close making seven animals pop up.
Another thrilling nursery rhyme by the master of words Giuseppe Caliceti for our collection 'Linguacce', to invite children to play with language and grammar.
Sometimes we remain breathless in front of the birthday cake, paralized by the importance of the moment.
Every day the whole world wakes up and washes itself: animals, people, even cars and streets are swept by a flow of water and soap.
Hands are for cheering and for caressing. Hands can be happy or thoughtful. Hands can dance and can cook. Hands are meant for playing, working, stealing, even doing nothing at all.
At the Animal Supermarket you can find only natural, healthy food. And the beasts are very picky, when it comes to eating.
What happens when a boy doesn’t want to get up, wash, get dressed, have breakfast in a hurry to go to school?
Giovannino has a passion for bicycles and longs for a real one. Yellow. Brand new. His father’s trying to make his wish come true, he finds an old bicycle frame and works hard to fix it.
Every evening, somewhere in this big, crazy world, a baby does not show up at the usual evening rendez-vous with sleep. Bed is deserted. Where can he ever be gone? Maybe he got lost.