The 10 most beautiful children’s books by Gianni Rodari (that everyone should read)
Gianni Rodari Italian writer, journalist, poet and pedagogist was one of the most beloved children’s book writers of our times.
From Picasso to Munch, all the exhibitions not to be missed in Milan in autumn
The arrival of autumn sees Milan transformed into a leading cultural stage, ready to welcome exhibitions of all kinds. We
The giant straw sculptures of the Wara Art Festival return to Japan. They are beautiful again this year
In Niigata Prefecture, in northern Japan, rice fields are widespread and every year enormous quantities of rice straw are left
Create YOUR (sustainable!) morning routine with these 5 habits to start the day with energy and serenity
A good morning starts in the morning, says an ancient proverb, and there is a kernel of truth. The quality
“Every book is a journey”: the Metro A train dedicated to reading arrives (with extracts from works by great authors)
There Rome Metro it turned into a literary train thanks to a new initiative called “Every book is a journey”.
Not just vegan Nutella, Ferrero launches frozen Nutella Crepes
In recent years, Ferrero has expanded its product range with numerous innovations. In Italy, in recent weeks there has been
In Sicily the myth of the mysterious goddess Hecate lives again thanks to the evocative sculptures of Stefania Pennacchio
Inspired by Greek myth and culture, artist Stefania Pennacchio brings the Naxos archaeological parkin Taormina, some wonderful sculptures dedicated to
Henri Cartier-Bresson on display in Rovigo: a celebration of the magical moment of the “here and now”
A unique opportunity for photography and art lovers: Palazzo Roverella in Rovigo hosts, from Saturday 28 September 2024 until Sunday
Are you an “eggshell” parent too? I’ll explain what it is and all the hidden dangers
The term “eggshell parenting,” or “eggshell” parenting is becoming more and more widespread. Refers to a parenting style characterized by
The Library of the Future holds books that we will only be able to read in 2114 (including a manuscript by Nobel Prize winner Han Kang)
One book at a time, year after year since 2014, to complete a library Of 100 unpublished texts that no