Nice things: digging a tunnel making way for the water; becoming friends with someone who has a dinghy boat; digging a hole and hiding it with a towel; looking at the face of someone falling into t
Nature can be friend or enemy, it can be mysterious, overwhelming or frightening but, in any way, it’s something we can’t avoid questioning and invoking, as we are made of it too.
It’s six thirty on a spring Friday evening, the protagonist of this book is doing nothing out of ordinary: he’s lying on the grass cuddled by the sun and, as he’s nearly asleep, he hears a magpie s
Little bear asks his mom three stories, so she starts telling about a night keeper who sends the whole forest to sleep with her gong; about a little girl with a sword who got lost, and about Bo who
It’s dawn. A strange, uncommon silence embraces everything: “It snowed last night!”. The city has transformed. Even the most familiar of things have become new and mysterious.
Wonderful gardens, palaces, castles, parks full of trees, shadows, fountains, little lakes: En plein air is a journey through the most enchanting historical gardens of Trentino, northern I
Being the third book of PiNO collection about Science and Nature, L'albero is a poetic and scientific exploration of the life of plants through images inspired on traditional botanical ill
A timeless love ties the lizard to the stone. She loves the sun; he loves quietness. He’s warm; she’s steady. She loves silence and she’s very fast. He is silent and still.
You can read nature as if it were a tale. Verbs like to blossom, to sprout, to grow, to fruit, to wither, pace the story.
In the sky the cloud runs, the bird flies, the plane goes by… And in the sea?