Angels
Written by Antonio Ferrara
Illustrated by Alessandra Lazzarin
Published by Edizioni Corsare
28 pages
21x28
Age 7+
All rights available
In a city where adults are distracted and absent, children gazes know what to look at and see. Ferrara’s verses tell of a ‘dystopian’ reality – which is none other than our own – in which angels are there, to rescue, heal, protect… There is a whole world which is invisible to adults, but very present to children’s lives.
A poetic reflection on how children can thrive and keep their imagination intact, even in a world that is not very attentive to their needs.
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