Through funny and tender portraits, Beatrice Alemagna takes us into the poetic and mischievous world of childhood.
Beatrice Alemagna poses a difficult question: "What does it mean to be a child?" and answers it herself with tenderness and intelligence, with words and drawings.
"A child has small hands, small feet, small ears, but not small ideas." "A child is a small person who will one day grow up." With their fears, ideas, tears, and joys, they shape their world. Learning to grow up means, above all, being a child.