Chi dei due?

Evening has fallen in the great treehouse. Pasqualina is playing in her bedroom, while downstairs her mother and father are making dinner. They cook and argue, and their voices grow louder and louder. Pasqualina tries to follow the argument: she doesn’t know whether to support her mom or her dad. Which one? She is so torn that she actually duplicates herself. And naturally, the two new little bats start to bicker, too. That is, until something extraordinary happens, changing the course of the story and the fate of its protagonists. Once more, Beatrice Alemagna captures children’s inner movements with extraordinary precision and great humor. It’s no wonder we can never have enough of Pasqualina’s adventures.