Edizioni Corsare is an indipendent publisher, founded in Italy in 2000. The first publications are dedicated to contemporary theater, while in 2003 the first picture books are published: children’s literature soon becomes the main vocation of the publishing house, ranging from picture books, narrative fiction, illustrated stories, a series of texts and children’s theater paths, in a constant search for quality.
Edizioni Corsare has been recognised with several national and international awards.
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The Tiger’s Riddle
A fable with fangs — darkly witty, profoundly clever, and delightfully wicked. A cunning tiger confronts a flock of frightened sheep hiding in a mine. With charm, riddles, and irresistible manipulation, she lures them out one by one… with predictable results. But in a final twist, the tiger meets an even more surprising end: the trickster will be tricked! Told…
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Chromosomes
Lucia looks back on her life through her most treasured memories: the love she shared with Giorgio, summers in Ischia, and laughter-filled Sundays with friends. But her story goes beyond personal recollection—it becomes a tapestry of generations, crossing continents and centuries. From seafaring grandparents and adventurous ancestors to ancient origins rooted in the heart of Africa, Cromosomi is a celebration…
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Tamo the Hippo
A heartwarming tale of self-discovery, embracing differences, and finding joy in what makes us unique. Tamo isn’t like other hippos—he was born just as he is, with his checkered sweater and a kind heart. Every morning, he lists what he can and cannot do, from struggling with chopsticks to mastering the art of underwater bubbles. But there’s one thing he…
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My Invention
What if the most powerful invention wasn’t a machine, but something invisible—something that follows you everywhere, sparks ideas, deepens emotions, and even brings people closer together? Award-winning author Silvia Vecchini crafts a poetic and introspective journey where the narrator describes a mysterious creation—one that can comfort, inspire, and challenge us. It can be as soft as snow, as strong as…
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Princess Firefly
A lyrical and heartfelt journey through childhood wonder, loss, and the fleeting beauty of summer. Written by award-winning author Fabrizio Silei and brought to life by Serena Viola’s evocative illustrations, this picture book blends nostalgia, nature, and the timeless bond between generations. Through the eyes of a spirited young girl who races to say goodbye to the creatures of the…
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Slothy Goes to the City
A heartwarming fable about resilience, friendship, and the power of slowing down. Slothy, a gentle sloth from the rainforest, never imagined he’d leave his beloved tree—until human expansion forces him to seek a new life in the city. In a world that moves at breakneck speed, Slothy’s unshakeable slowness makes him an unlikely hero. Along the way, he befriends Zippo,…
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At My Height
A marker to chew on/ A sheet of paper to crumple/ A crumb to hold/ A sponge to suck on/ A bag to tip over… Partly by crawling and partly by taking its first steps, the child explores the world around it and independently discovers objects and places to play with.
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The Little Zoologist
Alice would like to join her mother when she travels to study animals all around the world, but she can’t. One day she finds out that she can become very tiny, so she hides in her mom’s backpack. It’s so exciting meeting all the animals she had known only through books in their own environment! Cheetahs, monkeys, whales, penguins, elephants…
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My Little House
There is always a luggage at the entrance of my home. It’s my dad luggage, he travels a lot by train and by plane. For a while now the suitcases have been scattered everywhere along with big boxes with the names of the rooms in the house on them. According to Mom and the calendar, we are moving house tomorrow.…
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Gauguin in Tahiti
Inspired by Noa Noa, the iconic travel diary by Paul Gauguin, Marco Malvezzi’s illustrated book is a captivating exploration of the Polynesian islands that shaped the course of modern art. Combining evocative storytelling with breathtaking photographs, this work transports readers into a world of vibrant landscapes, rich traditions, and artistic discovery. Both a tribute to Gauguin’s legacy and a contemporary…
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Butterflies
Suddenly, in the night, Marco can hear a soft noise: FLAP FLAP FLAP. Then he realises that the noise is coming from… his stomach! What is happening to him? The doctor says there’s nothing wrong with him. He simply has fallen in love with a girl from his school, but she doesn’t even seem to notice him… Love can hit you when you least expect…
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At Cockcrow
There was a kingdom far back in time that chose its rulers in a curious way: it was the roosters who chose the new regent. The name of the chosen one had to be sung in chorus by all the roosters of the kingdom. Thus, between one king and the next, years passed in which chaos and war, ruin and disarray reigned. When the…
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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”.…
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The Lionchild and Other Children
How many children are there in the world? There’s the Fish-child, the Cat-child, the Monkey-child and many many others, each one is different and unique. And you, which child are you? A gallery of boys and girls who share a character feature with an animal. Children will enjoy recognizing themselves in the different features each animal represent and choosing the one who best describes how they…
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Angels
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…
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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…
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Igor
All he knows about himself is his name: Igor. He has been pensive for a few days. Could it be that he has never seen anyone who looks like him? Maybe it’s out there somewhere, and just needs to be found. Maybe it’s time to leave home and to go on a journey in search for a family. But, every time he thinks he has…
