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★Claudio Gobbetti is a famous writer of children's literature, whose works are famous for their rich imagination and creativity. This series is a collection of creative picture books by Gobbetti. The stories cover all kinds of current hot educational topics, so that children can grow up through the fun stories.
★English translation available.

The series includes 7 titles:
Moose’s Problem (contagion & social responsibility)
Higher and Higher (talk about death with children)
The Gardener of Dreams (love for the written word and reading)
Let’s Hug (express love）
Angry Vegetables （picky eaters）
Angry Vegetables 2 (pollution)
Be Your Own Monster (be yourslef)

Moose had a problem. It’s hard to know at first how big a problem is going to get. A problem can be hard to measure. Then the bigger it gets, the more you try to hide it. Wherever Moose went, the problem followed. If Moose sneezed, the problem sneezed, too. When we’re close to each other, a problem like Moose’s can spread from one to the next. And that’s just the beginning. A charmingly illustrated tale that introduces the topics of contagion and social responsibility with a light touch.

Claudio Gobbetti was born in Foligno, Italy. He graduated in Literature and Philosophy at the Carlo Bo University of Urbino. After graduation he moved to Milan to complete a master in creative writing. He has worked as a creative manager for the most prestigious advertising agencies in Italy, winning national and international awards. He is currently an author, a creative director in television and a university professor at the New Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. In recent years he has fostered a passion for children’s fiction and began writing children’s books. He is saving to build a log cabin, identical to the one where Roald Dahl took refuge to write.

Diyana Nikolova was born in Burgas, Bulgaria, in 1983. She graduated in Illustration and Graphic Design at the National Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. Immediately afterwards she moved to Milan to graduate in Communication Design at the New Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. She has worked as a graphic designer and art director for several prestigious advertising agencies. In recent years she has dedicated herself full-time to children’s illustration. Her dream is to meet visual artist and illustrator Oliver Jeffers.