The Little One and the Marmelade Dream

This book was born out of my desire to add a bit of graphical creativity to the already existing story universe. The poem flows in a dynamic tone presenting the afternoon dream of a girl called The Little One. As the dream unfolds, the girl meets different characters and she feels extremely close to a fairy who accompanies her during almost the whole journey. More

This book was born out of my desire to add a bit of graphical creativity to the already existing story universe. The poem flows in a dynamic tone presenting the afternoon dream of a girl called The Little One. As the dream unfolds, the girl meets different characters and she feels extremely close to a fairy who accompanies her during almost the whole journey. Quite obviously, the fairy’s real-life counterpart is the girl’s mother. The educative value of the story is not missing, although the book is essentially entertainment, The Little One eating fruit and vegetables, taking a nap at noon, saying out loud what she thinks and being generous when she offers pears to those around her.
Being in a telluric universe, I took the liberty to mix at random lively elements that make a child’s life happier and to fool around with bright shades and all sorts of colours. It is a mini-journey within the afternoon nap of a sweet, courageous and lively girl.