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SLEEP SLEEP

Roberto Aliaga, Alessandra Cimatoribus
Logos, 2008, 30 p.

Illustrated Age of recommended reading: 3 - 5 years

Un'assonnata turtle is preparing, through a complicated and funny ritual, to go to sleep for the whole period of winter: the shirt striped nightshirt was worn, the teeth cleaned, placed the pillow for good, the ticking of the alarm created the right rhythm, the blankets rolled up, the winter at the gates, m to behold ... TOC - TOC - TOC, someone knocks on the door. His friends are arriving, one by one, bringing a special gift that will be with for the long period of hibernation: a hat, a pear tart, a purple cover. Friendship is important and turtle knows, but his eyes are not open, sleep increases and the only thing I really want is to be able to sleep. The series of visits will be stopped at last gift from the gift of a lion, remaining at the door to watch, will give the turtle a magical and refreshing silence.

P build er Useful rituals with children to reinforce healthy daily habits, histories and stories can be real allies. This book, the better to create a soporific atmosphere and help you sleep, tells the story of a turtle as it prepares to go into hibernation.

The text is accompanied by illustrations by Alessandra Cimatoribus we present the dreamy and funny pictures that speak for themselves and possibly opening new avenues for storytelling. Even children who can not read yet, so browse through the book independently along the turtle to the well-deserved rest, observing only the illustrations.

The text is perfect for kids because it is structured through the repetition of actions that the animals make delivering their gifts.

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GRANDPARENTS

CHEMA HERAS, PINK OSUNA

KALANDRAKA, 2010, 40 p.

Illustrated

Reading Recommended Age: 5 - 8 years

The publishing house Kalandraka publish a romantic masterpiece starring Mario and Maria, an elderly couple, in love more than ever, that in a spontaneous and simple welcome signs that the passage of time has produced on their bodies: you vain as a young woman , looking in the mirror, teasing with humor, he loves to dance with her, his eyes still looks beautiful like the sun.

Together Maria and Mario are an example for all of us in the West ; too frightened by the physical and aesthetic changes with age which forces us to confront in order to see the good things and the treasures that length may reserve as joy for the little things and the daily suffering.

In fact, as the editors write, "Nonni" is an accredited illustrated children of all ages, grade had a success in Japan, China and Korea, countries where the age is cause for joy and celebration. A great message for children and adults so as not to lose contact with the generations that preceded us years, all too often made today at the corner because they thought was "old" and uncomfortable and to consider the passage of time an essential tool that allows us to learn to appreciate with joy the little things in life.

The poetic text is accompanied by watercolor illustrations in soft pastel colors that accentuate the sweet dream of the characters and the story told.

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TURTLE TALES OF THE COUNTRY LAND

around the shops today, arrived in bookstores are no longer able to take his eyes off this beautiful register shows that in addition to collecting folk tales, little known and extraordinarily beautiful, is enhanced by illustrations magic to get lost in admiring detail and particular.


Silvia Forzani and Gianni Tacconelli

Girotondo, 2010, 60 p.

ILLUSTRATED

Reading Recommended Age: 5 - 8 years

Nine stories from folk traditions around the world, originally handed down orally (often in dialect), whose theme is Earth, one of four basic elements of nature, but also a physical and mental, origin and culture, from which all kicks off: Black Africa from the Far East, from American Indians to the shores of the Mediterranean, the protagonists are women, girls, goddesses, princesses, models of female characters who struggle and fight for their survival and independence. Dominates all the spirit of the Mother Goddess, or Mother Earth, which accompanies the ups and downs in their love and attention.
Nine tales of the discovery rites of passage, the beliefs, and fears that characterized the cycle of human life in the ancient civilization and the earth can be like a cave that hides treasures, for example in the shape of a weeping willow to the Japanese tradition, and the world as wild and unspoiled becoming a sacred animal such as the bison in the traditions of American Indians.

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COLORS OF THE SOFIA

P AUL Marabotto

Lapis, New Edition 2007, 32 p.

Illustrated

Age Reading recommended: 5-8 years

readjusted if the text can be read even the motherly to introduce the themes of diversity and the discovery of colors. The colors are a nice metaphor for diversity, meeting and living together. And after the reading? try to break down the walls that divide us, leaving our footprints on a billboard using the finger painting .... fingerprints meet and overlap, the colors blend and merge them as a new color will be born?

How would living in a place where everything is only one color is always the same? boredom and monotony sooner or later spread, such as curiosity and the need to explore different perspectives. That 's what happens in this story about the encounter of different cultures through the tale of five kingdoms, one for each color: blue country where everything is the color of the sea, the land of red in which everything is Substance of Fire, the country where even the white shadows there because everything is white as milk, the country dominated by the black night and darkness and the country where everything is bright yellow and bright. Each country is divided by a high wall, and nobody knows about and has never met the inhabitants of neighboring lands. But one day in the land of the blue a big crack in the wall causes the inhabitants of the kingdom to dismantle it and make friends with the inhabitants of the town yellow. The lives of two kings and the inhabitants now seems less sad and more joyful and I decided to knock down all the walls to join the five countries. Broken down the walls that divide the diversity and reject any possible meeting, the multiplicity and the differences can come together, merge and thus create a world richer and more open to the possibilities of life and the discovery of the other.