The Imaginary Friend
Andrea Tullio Canobbio, Luisa Torchio
Viola and the Moon
Picture book
Little Viola has two really special grandparents.
They’re electricians, but very, very particular ones… in fact they’re responsible for the care and good functioning of the Moon and Sun! On the occasion of Grandparents’ Day therefore, she tries to explain their work at school, but no one believes her…
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A feast for the eyes and a loving tribute to the highly important role of grandparents.
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An opportunity for a playful look at the phases of the moon; a romantic tale and a journey into the wonders of the sky.
- A tender and original story that celebrates children’s imagination and the invisible magic of the bond between generations.
Publisher:
Nomos Edizioni (Italy)
Target:
0 - 5
Year:
2019
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.
Author
Roberta Terracchio
A freelance illustrator and visual storyteller from Palermo, she transforms emotions into images. For over 10 years, she has collaborated with Italian and international publishers, including Giunti, Erickson, Hachette Children's Group, Nomos Edizioni, Matamua Books, VerbaVolant Edizioni, Pane e Sale Edizioni, and Valentina Edizioni. In 2014, she co-founded the magazine Aduntratto.com.
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