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On a cold autumn evening, a baby is born in a village. He is as tiny as a bean, with wrinkled skin and a voice like a kitten's.

In Federico García Lorca’s poetic world, children are central figures — appearing as vivid characters or delicate silhouettes within his fantastical landscapes.

The author and bookseller Valentina Pellizzoni, in love with the Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales, decides to rewrite a selection among the lesser-known ones.

On the little island of Rasteppape, the peaceful relations between the inhabitants of Koalaville (twenty-five koalas) and Badgerville (twenty-five badgers) turn hostile after the sudden disappearan

Nei giardini segreti is a book made in collaboration with Galleria di Villa Borghese, one of the most prestigious and well-known Italian museums.

La grande fiaba intrecciata is a collection of fairy tales by Beatrice Solinas Donghi, first published fifty years ago.

Looking at a painting or an object in a museum, you may have wondered “Who is the author?”, “Why did they choose this technique?”, “How come their work is exhibited in a museum?”, “Are there hidden

Each painting mirrors the era in which it was painted: faces, hairstyles, clothes, architecture and landscapes in the background change.

Grande scrittrice e studiosa di fiabe, nel 1976 Beatrice Solinas Donghi pubblicò un importante studio sulle fiabe: La fiaba come racconto che oggi, per la sua modernità e il suo spessore,

La Befana is a character of Italian folklore, an old lady or a witch who brings candies (when they're good) or charcoal (when they're bad) to children, around Christmas time.