L’orto di città, la luna e la gallina

There is an ancient language, indeed very ancient, now almost forgotten by humans: it is the language of nature. To those who still know it, it opens up a world of surprises and wonders, a world that is at the same time, fantastic and real. Will there be someone who wants to teach it to children to give them that world? It is a question that even the little garden of the city, sad for the abandonment of its vegetable garden, merges in the clods of increasingly wild, colorful and fragrant. The intertwined stories of the garden and its friends – the free-range Paduan hen, the elderly black cat, the chattering swallows, the moon with its secret and then the sun, the wind, the clouds, the bees and butterflies, the flowers and wild herbs – open the gates to the school of nature. There is nothing left to do but enter to discover that learning that ancient language is a wonderful child\’s game. Reading age: from 7 years.