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Dobbiamo essere leoni – Gender identity told by teens, for teens - SalTo+ The 2021 edition of the Turin Book Fair presented in its programme several events related to inclusivity and the LGBT+ world, now well known to the youngest but still obscure to the older generations. The ideal setting in which to propose a […]

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Exploring poetry with children. Irene Greco meets Chiara Carminati Irene Greco, bookseller and creator of the Leggimiprima project, talks with writer and translator Chiara Carminati, who edited for MIMebù Piccole poesie di famiglia,the sweet collection of poems dedicated by Michał Rusinek to his family. An opportunity to explore the world of children's poetry and reflect […]

"Piccole Poesie di Famiglia". Meeting with the poet Michał Rusinek Do you really think a normal family exists? The well-known Polish poet Michał Rusinek, former personal secretary of the Nobel Prize-winning poet Wisława Szymborska, presents us in this book with a complete and extravagant catalogue of his family members through 50 small poems. Together with […]

Piccole poesie di famiglia at the Lercari Library: meeting with translator Linda Del Sarto On Saturday 29 November, the Lercari library in Genoa hosted a very special meeting: the children of class VA of the I.C. San Fruttuoso met our own Linda Del Sarto, translator of Piccole poesie di famiglia, Barbara Schiaffino, director of Andersen […]

Seeds and roots: remembering the past to change the future A profound, moving, beautifully illustrated novel about the importance of memory. In this story, Polish writer Cezary Harasimowicz introduces a very special narrator: the Mirabella tree. Grown up in the Warsaw ghetto, Mirabella has seen History pass under her branches: the Nazi invasion, the Holocaust, Stalinism, […]