Description
Silvia Speranza
Marika plays the harmonica
Illustrations by Irene Renon
Musics by Davide Speranza
pages 52
price €16,00
size cm 15,5×23, paperback with flaps
i Musicolibri Series
ISBN 978-88-31274-94-4
- A book that makes us know in particular the blues genre – born from the condition of slavery of African Americans to accompany the work in the fields. A music that moves us and speaks to our soul.
- Get children closer to blues music and help them discover the different musical instruments that belong to this musical genre.
- Through the QR-code, it lets us listen to the performances of blues musicians and allows us to alternate reading with music, increasing emotional suggestions.
- Message: friendship can be built around a common passion, beyond the individual and own specificities; differences are always opportunities for comparison and growth; the confrontation with the elderly helps to communicate the value of experience and traditions.
Reader profile
- children aged 4-9
Profile of the authorSilvia Speranza lives and works in Busto Arsizio. Since 2013 she is a support teacher at a primary school. In 2000, after graduating with a degree in political science, he worked in adult and adolescent vocational training. In 2011 she obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Primary Education with a specialization in support. Meanwhile she has become a mother, she keeps scribbling her stories, eats dark chocolate and shares the desk with her three cats. With Didattica Attiva she published Siamo tutti suonati. Profile of the illustrator
Irene Renon is a freelance illustrator who lives and works in the province of Vicenza. After graduating in History and Heritage Protection, she specializes in drawing and illustration. She loves books, comics and pistachio ice cream. For Didattica Attiva and Musica Practica by Voglino Editrice she illustrated Sognando la chitarra, Dudumbà e Firulì, Siamo tutti suonati, Skitarrino, Il fantasma pigiamino.