★ It builds a rainbow bridge of communication between children and pets.
★ Through stories, reflections, and interactive games, children will instantly understand their pets' thoughts, establish a cross-species friendship code, master the golden rules of pet interaction through laughter, and help deepen the friendship between children and dogs through mutual respect.

This series includes 2 titles:
Max, shall we play together?
Ginny, We Understand Each Other!

This book focuses on mutual understanding between dogs and children. Following the introductory play concepts in "Max, Shall We Play Together?", this second volume aims to foster peaceful and conscious dynamics at home and within the family.
For adults, it serves as a new tool to help their children and dogs meet and understand each other. For children, it's a fun book that teaches them how to interact with their "four-legged friend" and understand how the dog feels around them. Through stories, reflections, and activities, the book helps dogs and children live together respectfully while deepening their friendship.

Chiara Basaglia is a preschool and elementary school teacher. In 2017, she qualified as a canine educator and now works in pet therapy. She collaborates with schools, bringing educational projects into classrooms that explore the relationship between humans, the environment, and other animals. Currently, her four-legged family consists of dogs Pamina, Olmo, and Cicci, and cats Zora and Brikka.

Melissa Susca, an anthropologist, is a canine educator, trainer, and educational zooanthropology practitioner. In 2013, she founded the GEA association, which operates in the Pisa area providing education and behavioral rehabilitation services. Her four-legged group consists of dogs Kai and Eve, and cats Mufasa and Sarabi.

Agnese Baruzzi graduated in Graphic Design from ISLA Urbino in 2004 and lives in Bologna, Italy. Since 2001, she has worked as an illustrator, publishing children's books in Italy, England, France, Spain, Greece, Portugal, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Brazil, Canada, and the United States. She collaborates with advertising agencies and conducts workshops in schools and libraries.