Question 1

Who are these books for?

Accepted Answer

These books are created for girls and boys who are beginning to read, but also for those lovely moments when an adult reads beside them. They are designed to accompany the first steps into reading with simplicity, without pressure and without making the child feel uneasy.

Question 2

What does "first reading" mean?

Accepted Answer

It means offering children stories they can genuinely manage. Short sentences, clear words, well-ordered pages and a calm rhythm. When a book is well made, reading does not become a test to pass, but an experience that can bring confidence and pleasure.

Question 3

In which languages can I find the books?

Accepted Answer

The books are available in Italian, English and Spanish. This choice is very important to me, because I believe reading should be able to enter children’s lives through the language that feels closest to them, most familiar and most truly theirs.

Question 4

What kind of stories do they tell?

Accepted Answer

I write simple biographies of real people: figures who did something meaningful, who imagined, built, struggled, created or helped. What matters to me is showing children that behind every great story there is always a small, human beginning that feels close to them.

Question 5

Why biographies for children in particular?

Accepted Answer

Because biographies can spark deep questions in a simple way. A child discovers that even an extraordinary person was, first of all, a curious, shy, brave child or one full of dreams. And perhaps, through reading, they can feel that their own path matters too.

Question 6

Are these books also suitable for bilingual or multilingual families?

Accepted Answer

Yes, very much so. For many families, there is not just one language, and reading in the language of home can make a real difference. It can reassure, bring people closer and help the child feel welcomed. That is why it matters to me that these books can live in more than one language.

Question 7

Can they also be used at school?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they can also find a place in schools, libraries, educational pathways and shared reading moments. They are designed to be accessible, clear and suitable for creating a calm encounter with reading and with true stories that can leave something behind.

Question 8

How are the books structured?

Accepted Answer

Each book follows a familiar rhythm, because children feel more secure when a story has a clear and recognisable structure. That is also why they enjoy finding certain patterns again and again. The landscape format is designed to be easier for little hands to hold, the text is printed in black on a light background using a typeface chosen to support reading, and the illustrations sit beside the words to support them without taking over.

Question 9

What is the educational worksheet?

Accepted Answer

The educational worksheet is a small resource designed to accompany reading in a simple way. It includes a black-and-white picture to colour in and three short questions that help the child remember what they have read.

Question 10

Who is the educational worksheet for?

Accepted Answer

It is designed for parents, educators and teachers. It can be used after reading to colour in, read the questions aloud and allow the child to answer, either orally or in writing, according to their age.

Question 11

Where can I buy the books?

Accepted Answer

The books are available on Amazon. On the website you can learn more about the project, discover the titles in the collection and find the information you need to choose the book and language that feel most suitable for your child or for your reading journey.

Question 12

What makes this project special?

Accepted Answer

This project comes from a very simple idea: to offer children books that are genuinely readable, clear and welcoming, without giving up the strength of true stories. I would like each book to be a small encounter: with an extraordinary life, with a familiar language and with the desire to keep reading.

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