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    • Peggy makes some biscuits

      It’s freezing outside, so Peggy is staying warm in the kitchen… Today Peggy, Dad, and Fofò the cat fill their kitchen with warmth and laughter as they bake cookies together. From the zesty scent of lemon to the soft, sticky dough, every moment becomes a playful adventure. Peggy presses each cookie with her fork, adding her special touch, while Fofò…

    • The Antennas Man

      A poetic and nostalgic tale of childhood wonder, The Antenna Man explores the unspoken emotions and quiet fascination that shape identity and memory. Some memories never leave us. Some remain clear, others blur like dreams. For one boy, the visits of Mr. Sala—the man who fixes the family’s broken TV antenna—are etched deep in his mind. But what he sees…

    • What Will We Be When We Grow Up?

      “Girls, boys, take your notebooks and write: ‘What do you want to be when you grow up?’ Remember: do not copy! It wouldn’t make any sense to copy the dreams of your classmates! Try instead to understand what your own dreams are.” Many careers as there are pages, each of them for both girls and boys. To set dreams free…

    • To Those Who Teach

      For those who teach. For those who learn. For everyone. Teaching is not just a profession; it’s an act of generosity, a mark we leave on others, and a journey of mutual discovery. A chi insegna. Promemoria piccolo is a poetic and visual celebration of this timeless exchange, reminding us that we are all teachers and learners, in different ways…

    • CRACK

      A very original non-fiction picture book about the disruptive changes that make the world move forward. Life is born if something goes CRACK. Everywhere, all around us, things need to get broken in order to generate change and opportunity. From the egg that hatches to the explosion of a supernova, from the erosion of atmospheric elements to the digestion that…

    • Can Boys Be Feminists?

      A book dedicated to boys, young males who want to approach feminism: to understand it a little more, to become allies in the struggles of their female friends and, above all, to free themselves from the stereotypes that still exist on the idea of ‘man’ or ‘male’ and to understand how a non-toxic masculinity can do them a lot of good too! The book answers…

    • Evil Queen

      Caterina sees her mother as a Queen, sometimes evil, sometimes good; the doorman is ogre Latronio and the city is populated by dragons, witches and knights. Drawing his sword, Belcillotto protects her from danger. Then Belcillotto turns back into Francesco and asks Caterina’s mother if she can go play with him. “Come” Caterina says as they walk towards the park. “I will show you my kingdom”.…

    • Peggy Can Find Anything

      At Peggy’s house, things often get misplaced and go missing. Today everyone is looking for something they have lost: Mum has lost her car keys, Dad can’t find his watch, Peggy’s brothers have lost a shoe and a teddy bear… But they are very lucky to have Peggy: she is very good at finding things!

    • The Forest Rooster

      Waking up in the morning is a problem for everyone. Sometimes an alarm clock rings for the humans, but who wakes up the inhabitants of the forest? The animals call him the Forest Rooster because every morning at dawn he sings melodies to wake them up, going out to find even the smallest and most solitary creature.

    • I Wrote You a Book (Just not This One!)

      A sweet and tender dedication to Mum, an amusing homage to a child’s imagination. Sometimes it takes a whole book to tell a person how much you love her. And if that person is Mum, it will have to be a beautiful book: full of pictures, difficult words, beautiful things to make her smile, music. And everything will have to…

    • Little Footprints

      The inhabitants of the clearing are very different from one another: in What a hurry! Koala spends all his time relaxing, while Weasel and Raccoon run back and forth the whole day. In You are too much! Elephant doesn’t fit anywhere, he is too big, too high, too slow… definitively, he is too much. Boar is confused, he can’t understand why…

    • Peter the Pirate

      That night Peter dreamt he was a pirate: with two belts crossing over his chest, sabre, black hat and all. Not just any pirate though, but the Golden Tooth pirate! As a pirate, Peter is living a wonderful night of adventures, and finding a treasure, of course. Then in the morning he wakes up as a child, and he’s not really sure who dreamt…

    • Tic, Toc, Pum

      Every child learns to talk. But when does he learn to listen? Plic ploc! The sound of rain. Fruuushhh! The wind blowing through the branches. Pum pum pum! The beating of mother’s heart. Shhh! Around you, when you are silent, everything speaks to you. Stop and listen. A tender and funny book about the sounds that mark our day. To…

    • Grandparents’ Hill

      Tim and Myriam love spending weekends and vacations at their grandparents’, in their little house nestled atop a spectacular hill. Together they have great little adventures that mark the passage of the seasons and reveal the wonder of nature and the marvel of life. Autumn. A disappearing turtle, the fear of loss, the natural rhythm of life slowing down in…

    • Wolf & Milo

      Wolf and Milo are best friends, the kind with a capital F. Sometimes, however, it happens that they don’t fully understand each other, that they don’t feel included. Never mind! When there is true friendship, even the most difficult challenges can be overcome with a big smile. Together, Wolf and Milo will learn that there is always room for a…

    • The World Needs Girls (Me)

      A diary for girls that says: you are important, the day you were born the world became a better place, you are the star, you will make your dreams come true, you are needed. But also: we are sisters, let’s hold hands, think big… There are four guiding themes: self-esteem, the body, talents, alliances. An illustrated diary with encouraging and insightful texts, inspirational phrases, positive examples,…

    • The Legend of “The Only Ones”

      Insecure, absent-minded, perfectionist and bully on Earth. Wizard, ranger, thief and warrior on Elmoni. On both planets, four boys from the small village of Candorsola, Davide, Roberto, Amelia and Marco, find themselves clinging to a cumbersome label. Yet they are Unique… the only ones capable of travelling between two parallel dimensions never in contact with each other, the Earth, the…

    • Extraordinary Myths

      Have you ever used the word “extraordinary”? If so, you may know that it has many nuances: it can mean different, out of the ordinary… but also special, unique. Just like this journey through mythology that unravels the lesser-known pages of classical tradition. By reading this book, you will meet unusual versions of heroines and heroes, women and men, creatures and deities, who…

    • Good Little Snail!

      Little Snail’s Mum invites her to go out and meet the other animals that live in the meadow. She meets Cricket, Dragonfly, Ant, Spider… each one of them knows how to do something! Little Snail is amazed at what they can accomplish, but what is her special talent? Does she have one? Mummy will show her! A sweet and positive story to encourage little children…

    • The Ugly-Wonder

      Leo is a young model, beautiful, charming and vain: he is used to having thousands of followers on his social media and crowds of adoring girls wherever he goes. When he starts a new school, though, something weird happens: during a visit at the museum, a weird fish bites him and after that Leo develops some very peculiar superpowers: when…

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