The Atlas of Imaginary Places
Pierdomenico Baccalario
The Invader
Picture book
It seemed like a gift for the queen of the house, but instead it’s a trap: a funny little barbarian invader hides inside.
When the family grows, the little ones of the house can feel like they’ve lost their place, their throne, experiencing the arrival of their little brother or sister like that of a barbarian invader. With this personalised story they will discover that, more than an invader, the newcomer is a friend forever.
-
The book can be personalized with different names, genders, and ethnicities, making it an ideal gift for any occasion.
-
A funny story that uses the kingdom invasion cliché to explore a child’s acceptance of a new sibling.
Publisher:
Matamua
Target:
0 - 5
Year:
2020
Author
Angelo Mozzillo
Angelo Mozzillo was born in Naples and lives in Milan. He writes short stories, screenplays, reportage, and rhyming tales. He is the author of the humorous mystery series Detective Linus, the novel The Little Gatsby, and the hilarious travel diary The Woods Are Nice but I Wouldn’t Live There (all published by Il Battello a Vapore).
His recent picture books include I Wrote a Book for You (But This Isn’t It) (Camelozampa), An Important Secret(Minibombo), and Monsieur Claquette’s Sunday (Rizzoli). His book I Am a Leaf (Bacchilega Junior) won both the Andersen Prize and the Super Andersen Prize in 2021.
Other stories you might like
