Fred Paronuzzi was born in 1967 in Savoy, where he now resides after living for a long time in Canada, Scotland and Slovakia. He has been writing for children since 2004. In the field of children’s literature, he has several books to his credit, published by the publisher Thierry Magnier. In 2014, he made his debut as a cartoonist (published by Sarbacane) and published a first illustrated book for young readers (with Kaleidoscope).
Fred Paronuzzi’s books are translated into Russian, German, English (American), Chinese, Italian and Portuguese (Brazil).
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The Travelling Feather
Little Kangaroo has found a wonderful Kookaburra feather. But… a naughty gust of wind has lifted the feather into the air! Little Kangaroo tries to jump, hop, bounce, but it’s impossible to catch. Koala arrives: “Don’t panic! If you climb on my back, we’ll catch it in the blink of an eye!” And hop! But right when Little Kangaroo is…
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Shhh
Is it a wordless book? Almost, but not completely: the only words in this picture book are, in fact, onomatopoeias! Page after page, we follow a child during his/her daily routine: waking up in the morning, having breakfast, going to school, and then playing during school break, taking a nap after lunch, going to the swimming pool and back home……
