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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 14 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)
When It Rains Inside You (loneliness and togetherness)
Big Big Big (the meaning of growth)
The Snow Factory (everyone's work has unique value and meaning)
Love is a Circus (what is love)
The Carousel (special love and hope in the war)
The City of About-Face (reflect on the meaning of beauty)
The World is Plural (the beauty of diversity)

How to explain to a little girl what to do with love? All the performers in the Aphrodite circus try to help Eva, but of course each one provides her with their own very personal solution, confusing her not a little. A romantic celebration of love, with a universal and inclusive message that affects us all. Because, after all, love is a circus for each of us, a wonderful show that each person experiences in a unique and unrepeatable way.

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.