Daisy, the Sheep who Looks at the Stars
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Daisy, the Sheep who Looks at the Stars

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Paola Sala

Richolly Rosazza

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25 cm, hardcover., 28 pages

 

 

“Can you see the loose dirt near those thorny bushes? It is the entrance to the bad ger’s den. Now look a little beyond the gro ve, there is a meadow. In winter the sheep graze right there. Currently there are only flowers, grass and insects because the sheep are in the mountains, in the high pastures”. If we wait for the sun to set and for the mo on to peek through the branches, we will see the nose of the yew among the brambles. He will go to get dinner, and then get comforta ble at the edge of the grove to wait. Waiting for Margherita’s return”.

A simple, poetic and surprising story about the power of listening and friendship.

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Paola Sala

Paola Sala works as a teacher at the Bernocchi Kindergarten in Cerro Maggiore and writes children's stories. "Margherita" came to life from a little girl's question to a shepherd during a school trip: do sheep look at the stars?

Richolly Rosazza

Richolly Rosazza was born in Ancash, Peru, in 1981. The subject of his artistic research has always been the world of children, in particular the ability of the creative mind, peculiar to children, to transform everything into play. He has been living in Italy since 2007, where he works as a painter and illustrator. In 2012 he illustrated the City of the Sun Calendar and in 2013 some of his illustrations were selected for the Illustrators Exhibition at the Bologna Children's Books Fair. His publications include the series La famiglia coniglietti (Risfoglia editions), Legami (Kite, 2019), Tutte storie (Kite, 2021), both with texts by Nadia Al Omari, Il signor Alce with texts by Davide Calì (Kite, 2021) and, for Lavieri Per fare una famiglia (by Mario Pennacchio, 2020) and Margherita che guardava le stelle (by Paola Sala, 2022).

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