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How many things we can tell with a pencil?

Why do stars have different colours? Which is the biggest lake in the world? In which countries does it rain the most? Why isn’t the Moon always the same? Which is the highest mountain?

A nocturnal and mysterious tale by Franz Kafka, illustrated by Anais Tonelli.

An ancient Iranian folklore legend tells that every year Naneh Sarma, who lives in the sky beyond the clouds, awaits the arrival of Norooz.

Fogs and crystal skies, breezes and storms, starry frost and quiet moonlit nights.

After their first edition, which dates back to 1979, these wonderful "chained" fairy tales by Beatrice Solinas Donghi, are back.

As far as we know, humans are the only beings on earth to question whom and why they are, about the world, and the things around them.

Giovanna Ranaldi invites readers to learn the origin and the names of colours through the events, the discoveries, the masterpieces of ancient and modern painters that made their history.

Like a Spirit of Nature, who can speak with plants, animals and elements, Ortica takes readers for a walk through Space and Time.

It's the Sixties, the Space Race: before the first man lands on the moon, dogs, monkeys, a rabbit, forty mice, two rats, even fruit flies were sent to the space on board of rockets.