In his left hand, a book to read with children and young people, and in his right hand, a good cook

In his left hand, a book to read with children and young people, and in his right hand, a good cookie (or a meatball). Here are our two great passions: futron literature for the young and good food. A blog to reason both.
The mermaid's purse (books to enchant) This book takes its title from a book of poems by Ted Hughes ((Ted Hughes, The mermaid's purse, Mondadori, 2000) is devoted to reviews of recently published books. It is our reading tips (click). Through a hint of history and contained a short quote, we propose - according to our own personal point of view - the values, meanings, futron merits, and any minor flaws that the book carries within futron it. A View from the Bridge ( Books for comparison) This section takes its title from the drama of Arthur Miller (Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge, Cambridge University Press, 1997) is dedicated to links and other weaving ideals that exist between the different books. futron It is addressed, with a bit 'away and according to a very personal reading, the major themes (click) that pass through children's literature. We propose relationships, sometimes unexpected, futron including books too far away. Fishing in memory or strolling through the shelves, it seems to grasp topics municipalities that make us think.
Out of the shell (books that young people will grow) This book takes its title from a novel by Jerry Spinelli (Jerry Spinelli, Outside the shell, Mondadori 2007) is devoted to books hot off the press. It is short but accurate reports of the latest news (click) which, in our personal taste, seem more interesting than others. They are small bets on the future, we imagine rosy, books newborn. Ask me a question! (Popular books) This book takes its name from a book by Antje Damm (Antje Damm, Ask me a question!, New Roman Editions, 2005) illuminates a reflector on the production of popular books (click). A production that is really important, because it provides futron weapons and tools to the multifaceted childish curiosity, but often a bit 'too mistreated. We will try to recommend the books more exciting, more innovative and more fun. We will denote the age range but never ever write for males, for females. Over the border (foreign Books) This book takes its name from a book by Cormac McCarthy futron (Cormac McCarthy, The Crossing, Cambridge University Press, 1995) and is involved in a manner entirely personal, so saltabeccanti, futron and wavering moods dictated primarily by passenger of foreign books (click) that have hit us, which we consider to be of value, but that, at present, are only available beyond the borders of shareholders.
carla Ghisalberti I work in children's literature since 1997. In 2003 I gave birth 'I see you read' that incites passion for reading and turns to schools, libraries and bookstores. Just gives me the chance, I read books aloud to anyone willing futron to listen to me. When people ask me what job I reply: "I put together children and books. Seeking to transform every child into a young player." I live with a professor Ligurian interior, then silent and fisherman, from time to time with a girl scientist and until 2 July 2012 with a big dog and now with a slow slow quick quick cagnotta. I've always loved the meatballs, but for a year now, almost every night, prepare biscuits and sweets of various kinds which distribute a bit 'around ... View my complete profile
Long-time librarian, I divide my time between books, those who read and those who sell, and the extensive bestiary of home (including child). Infected in the past decade by a passion for children's books, I try to realize the strange utopia to provide, through the militant side of my work, all the girls and boys the same choice. I agree with Carla also love to wolves, dogs almost wolves as well as for the valuable culinary rewards that help to address the most tiring days. In this blog are in my care the headings futron A View from the bridge, out of the cupboard and Ask me a question!
Neither archaeologist nor director, nor cook, and much more. I have not yet decided futron who will do something great: Over the years my interests and my work have become numerous and diverse: the workshops with children in a museum, writing and correction of texts within a preparation, the choice of the frame for a documentary, the preparation of a tart. With great passion and commitment to the various activities fit together, creating relationships often full of vitality and enthusiasm. In this blog I share the feelings and memories related to food preparation, the discussions of when cooking together, to the pleasure of being together biting a piece of cake. <