Export Catalogue Autumn_2023

Precious Fairy Tales
5+ 24 x 30 cm (9.5" x 12") 40
Peter Pan
I. Trevisan, S. Zanella
Peter
Pan
Magic passes through an open window on a starry night, like a gust
of fairy wind, entering the lives of three children ready to fly with
their dreams. The enchantment bears a legendary name: Peter Pan,
a symbol of eternal youth in rediscovering in each day the wonder
of imagination. A great classic featuring elegant illustrations and
dedicated to childhood and to all who seek to rediscover its wonder.
A new edition of a great classic filled with refined and elegant
illustrations.
Illustrator
Susy Zanella
Cover with iridescent details
While the Lost Children embraced their new mother, on the
other side of the island a pirate crew was crafting evil plans. The
pirates, in fact, hated children, and the two sides were always at
war with each other.
The captain of the crew was James Hook, a man of refined
bearing but a menacing gaze. Pale, with long black curls and
terrifying ice-cold eyes, Hook got his name from the iron claw
that replaced his right hand.
‘I want to capture Peter Pan and cut him into little pieces’, Hook
would say, filled with anger, ‘He was the one who cut off my
hand and threw it to a crocodile.’
‘Are you afraid of crocodiles?’ asked Smee, his faithful helper.
‘Only of that monster that took my hand. Fortunately, he also ate
a clock. So, when I hear the ticking, I know my enemy is near’,
the captain explained, ‘Peter Pan must pay for what he did.’
On the pirates’ trail, however, there was no Peter Pan that day.
And not a crocodile in sight.
Precious fairy tales 237