For parents and educators

Tavi and Eko: The Guardian of the Night

This book grows from an experience shared by many families around the world: the deep love that remains even when work, time, or responsibilities require temporary separation.
Tavi’s story does not try to explain absence or offer fixed answers. Instead, it seeks to accompany the feelings that may arise when an important person is not physically present.
Through imagination and symbolic magic, children find a language to understand that emotional bonds continue, and that love can be expressed in many ways—through a gesture, an object, a word, or a memory.

For families, this story invites adults to recognize and validate children’s emotions without rushing them, and to trust children’s ability to find emotional security when they feel supported.

For educators, it offers an opportunity to open conversations about attachment, resilience, empathy, and emotional expression from a respectful and sensitive perspective.
We believe stories are not always meant to give explanations, but to create spaces where children and adults can feel, talk, and grow together.

Annie and the turtle who knew the way

This story was written with those small moments in mind — the ones that often go unnoticed: when a child pauses to observe, asks a thoughtful question, or needs time to understand their feelings.

In a world that moves quickly, this book creates space to accompany without rushing, to be present without demanding immediate answers.
Through Annie’s journey and her encounter with the turtle, the story invites us to recognize that each child lives, feels, and learns at their own pace.
It does not seek to correct hurry or impose a way of being. Instead, it gently reminds us that growing is not a race and that time can become an ally when lived with calm and attention.

Annie’s experience also opens a sensitive and meaningful space to talk about diversity in bodies, processes, and abilities. The wheelchair appears as part of her journey — without defining or limiting her — reminding us that no body or circumstance determines a child’s value or potential.

We suggest sharing this story in a quiet space, allowing natural pauses to observe the illustrations, reflect on the story, and connect it to the child’s own life. Often, in those pauses, the most important conversations begin.

Teo and Niko: The Day of the Golden Wasps 

Teo and Niko: The Incredible Battle of the Golden Wasps is a story about the bond between siblings, embracing differences, and the importance of caring for one another when we need it most. Through an exciting and heartfelt adventure, it reminds young readers that we will not always think alike, but the love and trust we share can be stronger than any disagreement.

This book creates meaningful opportunities to talk with children about conflict, empathy, and the courage to act with kindness. It also encourages conversations about facing fears, asking for help, and learning to protect the people, places, and values that matter most.

From an educational perspective, the story supports the development of essential social-emotional skills, including peaceful conflict resolution, cooperation, emotional regulation, resilience, perspective-taking, and critical thinking. It helps children understand that differences do not divide us—they enrich our relationships—and that caring for others is one of the most meaningful ways we learn, grow, and build character.

Whether shared at home or in the classroom, this story reminds us that growing together means learning to listen, support one another, and celebrate what makes each person unique. Above all, it is a gentle reminder that having a sibling—or someone who becomes family through love, trust, and friendship—is one of life’s greatest gifts.

Emi and the Promise of the Wind

Emi and the Promise of the Wind is a heartfelt story about resilience, forgiveness, and the quiet courage to begin again after loss. Through Emi’s journey, children discover that even when life changes in unexpected ways, hope can grow in the places where sadness once lived.

This book invites meaningful conversations about disappointment, change, and the emotions that accompany them. It encourages children to express their feelings, understand that it is natural to grieve what has been lost, and recognize that healing often begins when we choose to listen, forgive, and remain open to hope.

From an educational perspective, the story supports the development of essential social-emotional skills, including emotional awareness, resilience, empathy, patience, optimism, and trust. It also introduces children to the idea that challenges can become opportunities for growth, and that keeping our promises—and believing in the goodness of others—helps build stronger relationships and character.

Whether shared at home or in the classroom, Emi and the Promise of the Wind reminds readers that life’s storms do not define us. What matters most is how we respond to them—with courage, compassion, and the belief that even broken dreams can bloom again. It is a gentle celebration of hope, reminding every child that after every storm, new beginnings are possible.

Ron and the Magic of the Storm

Ron and the Magic of the Storm is a heartwarming story about friendship, resilience, and the hope that can emerge even after life’s most difficult moments. Through Ron and Gary’s journey, children discover that true friendship is not measured by distance or circumstance, but by the care, trust, and love we share with one another.

This story creates meaningful opportunities to talk with children about change, loss, and adapting to new beginnings. It also encourages conversations about the role technology can play in building relationships while reminding readers that the deepest connections are strengthened through kindness, shared experiences, and being present for one another.

From an educational perspective, the book supports the development of essential social-emotional skills, including resilience, empathy, adaptability, gratitude, and emotional regulation. It helps children understand that unexpected challenges can lead to new opportunities, that hope often grows in unfamiliar places, and that meaningful friendships can provide comfort, confidence, and a sense of belonging during times of uncertainty.

Whether shared at home or in the classroom, Ron and the Magic of the Storm reminds readers that while we cannot always prevent life’s storms, we can choose how we face them. With courage, compassion, and the support of those who care for us, every ending can become the beginning of a new adventure. Above all, it celebrates the timeless truth that genuine friendship is one of life’s greatest sources of strength, joy, and healing.