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Drawing Course – For Children From 4 To 8-Years Old (English Version)
In this book, the drawings are divided into groups: you will find many FRUITS, FLOWERS, ANIMALS, PEOPLE and MEANS OF TRANSPORT. Next to each finished drawing we give you the indications to colour them. Even though we have chosen the colours, you can leave your imagination free and create your own compositions.
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Rituals of White magic – The Magical Dimension: Vocabulary, History And Access Routes (English Version)
Magic can also be considered an unknown territory that we must explore. Undoubtedly it is a vast country, mysterious and fascinating but for whose visit and understanding it is necessary to prepare and provide the necessary instruments.
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A Complete Guide to Drawing – The Art Of Drawing( English Version)
Drawing requires new dynamic forms for visual communication front of a disparate public with increased sensibilities. I would like to point out in this regard the care in the signage and outlines of the historical and cultural or tourist buildings, where the indication as well as being functional is aesthetically pleasing.
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The guide to starting school – What will change for the child? (English Version)
It has been a long time since parents left school and their first memories have gone through a kind of childhood amnesia, a psychological process that allows us to store in the unconscious the memories of our first years of life. Often, parents, although with the best intention, accompany their children during this important stage with a bit of clumsiness. Sometimes, they even make the process difficult...This book is intended to help you minimize the effects of possible errors at the beginning of the schooling, to prepare the children coherently and to learn to listen to what is in that period they want to express.
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Stop fighting! Should we intervene in children’s conflicts? (English Version)
We must recognise that today’s society does nothing to help us remain calm in the face of our offspring’s quarrels. Today everything is articulated as if the family without conflict were the absolute ideal to be achieved. And yet this family model based on total consensus is nothing but a myth, and also a very dangerous one. The truth is that the fraternal bond cannot do without hostility or even hatred. Preventing these feelings, which are a priori negative, from being expressed with total freedom in the fraternal relationship also means preventing love and complicity between brothers from being born.
