Böcker av Francesca Molinari

This book is the companion reader version of the original book "Ducks and Pigs". If your child likes to look at the picture while the book is on the bed or floor you can comfortably read the book on the opposite side so you can both have a full and comfortable view on each side. A little cute book that will keep your young child engaged and hopefully inspired to start drawing and having fun with family and friends.

A fun little children's book with heartwarming illustrations full of color and love. Something children and adults can enjoy together at any point of the day, even as a great little bed-time story. It is never too early to instill the message of love, friendship, and family. Easy words, bigger words, a little bit for everyone. Enjoy something a little out of the ordinary as children are usually able to appreciate what is different, silly, and full of color. Growing up is a trick, don't fall for it.

The story of Duck, Pig and friends continues with the introduction of a new important character and friend, the cute bear Cub Annie and "la bruta moca mangia caca Annie", or in plain English, instead of Italian baby talk, "the ugly fly eat Annie's poop", aka Mosca Ciribilla . Another super cute little book to inspire young children, and children of all ages, to share the fun, the love, and the passion of producing art while experiencing day to day tasks that may at times seem trivially boring or in this case very inappropriate among "civilized" people. This companion reader is specifically designed for those who would like to comfortably sit across their child and enjoy the book while reading along or for two friends wanting to share the story. Sharing is caring.

This is the coloring book version of the previously published book Titled "Ducks & Pigs". If you are one of us, the people who love coloring and spending hours drawing and enjoying beautiful art making this may be another little fun coloring book to add to your collection. It is a book with a twist, it allows you to enjoy yourself with family and friends or alone. Children learn more when they do things, as so do most adults. Enjoy.