The meeting point, 1996
Illustrated
Age of recommended reading:
from 5 - 8 years
A pipistrellina who has just learned to fly falls in the nest of a family of birds. Despite great differences in customs, in the rhythms of life and nutrition, this meeting will allow both to learn from each other mutually aided by the spirit of adaptation, a mechanism common to all puppies. So while the birds are trying to emulate the bat clinging the branches upside down and flying in the night sky, Stellaluna learns to appreciate the food, unusual for her, of her new friends and how their perch among the branches of trees. diversity is there but not as a space in which to build border walls and barriers, rather, is configured here as a breeding ground where they can germinate the seeds of true friendship.
The book also offers insights and routes to familiarize children characteristics and dietary habits of bats in our Italian regions, unfortunately, are now endangered. The depopulation of the heavens by the bats is linked, in fact, a series of prejudices and preconceptions rooted in the traditions and popular myths, so prevalent today in the usual sense, by obscuring the importance and role that bats have for the proper functioning of the ecosystem.
The book also offers insights and routes to familiarize children characteristics and dietary habits of bats in our Italian regions, unfortunately, are now endangered. The depopulation of the heavens by the bats is linked, in fact, a series of prejudices and preconceptions rooted in the traditions and popular myths, so prevalent today in the usual sense, by obscuring the importance and role that bats have for the proper functioning of the ecosystem.
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