Giorgia Vezzoli is an Italian writer, poet, and communication expert dedicated to addressing gender stereotypes and discrimination. She is also the author of Period Girl, published by Settenove. The former has become a classic in feminist Italian children’s literature and has been featured in various school anthologies. Beyond writing, Vezzoli is an active blogger and activist, contributing to discussions on societal norms and gender issues.
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It’s for Girls, So What
A witty and tender diary about a boy who questions the unwritten rules of masculinity – and discovers the freedom to be entirely himself. Seven-year-old Marco has long hair, loves unicorns, plays with Barbie dolls and sometimes wears a rainbow skirt. Yet wherever he goes, people tell him that the things he likes are “for girls”. Afraid of being teased,…
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I Like Spiderman, So What?
A heartfelt story about a brave girl who challenges gender stereotypes with her love for Spiderman. A celebration of individuality, self-expression, and the right to like what we love—no matter what others say! Cloe is six years old, full of curiosity, and unafraid to be herself. She loves Spiderman, wants to play soccer, and enjoys all kinds of toys—no matter…
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Period Girl
A groundbreaking novel that transforms menstruation from a taboo into a source of empowerment. When 11-year-old Robin gets her first period, she discovers an extraordinary ability: during her menstrual cycle, she can communicate with the Earth to create and nurture plant life. Embracing her newfound powers, Robin becomes a superheroine dedicated to combating deforestation and healing the planet, collaborating with…
