★A book that teaches us that even in the face of great and terrible hardships, strength can be found in small acts of love.
★A heartfelt story about the everyday life of a young girl in Gaza during this historical moment
★A story that speaks to children with lightness, while introducing them to a timely and important theme.
★Two diary-style moments, offering two different perspectives: a mother’s view and her daughter’s.

Gaza Strip, a land scarred by war. Sana is a ten-year-old girl trying to survive amidst the ruins of her old daily life. Like everyone else，she only wishes for a normal life. Then,one day，the most unexpected wonder happens: a circus arrives in this corner of suffering, where Sana's fate crosses with Peter's, a volunteer disguised as a clown. With nothing more than a simple red nose, Sana finds the courage to smile again. And when the conflict erupts once more, that very nose—along with many others—becomes a symbol of hope for all the children.Thanks to Sana, what began as a simple game transforms into an act of freedom capable of defying war. A story that doesn't shy away from the challenges of our reality, yet speaks of hope and the extraordinary power of childhood.

Giorgio Scaramuzzino is an actor and author of books or young readers. He has taught Drama Education at the University of Cenoa and is currently in charge of the Children's Theatre at the Teatro Nazionale in Cenoa.