★Rights sold in Spanish!
★The series mobilizes children's interest in learning through playful activities, leading them to explore art, psychology, philosophy, literature and myths and legends, and fostering a humanistic mindset.
★The series has been highly praised by many Italian media outlets, including: “Robinson”, “Kids”, “Corriere Romagna”, “Messaggero”, “Il Cittadino”, “Pordenone” and many others.

The series consists of six books:
Greek Mythology and Me
Dante’s Monsters
Hello, Socrates! Teach Philosophy to Children
My Emotional Journey: Using Art to Access the Inner World
Teach Children About Art History
Teach Children About Fashion History: Fashion Masters and Their Masterpieces

★Can you imagine Kant as an apologetic chocolate thief? Or a Descartes who dreamed during the break and debated reality with his classmates?
★This book is designed to give young readers a chance to discover philosophy, with engaging illustrations and clear, simple introductions to concepts that will spark children's interest in philosophy and help them make sense of the world.

This book traces the history of thought from its origins to the present day in an innovative and playful way.

Laura Vaioli explains philosophy to children, using clear examples and everyday scenarios to introduce them to complex thinking. Games, comics, children's songs, quizzes and activities help to facilitate the learning process and bring out the cornerstones of philosophical thought in a fun way, without diminishing its complexity.

Laura Vaioli
Born in Florence, where she graduated in Philosophy. After many years of experience in the field of marketing and communication, she is now the director of TheSIGN - Academy of Comics and Arts. In her spare time, together with her husband, she shares her academic passion by organizing specialized events, art workshops and concerts.

- Socrates
- Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
- Plato
- Carl Gustav Jung
- Aristotle
- Jean·Paul Sartre
- Lao Tzu
- Simone de Beauvoir
- Saint Aurelius Augustinus
- Saint Tommaso
- Thomas Hobbes
- Rene Descartes
- John Locke
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
- David Hume
- Immanuel Kant
- Bertrand Russell
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
- Arthur Schopenhauer
- Karl Heinrich Marx