Making feathers blacker than black, cawing in a frightening way, staring at intruders with menacing eyes: these are the subjects taught at the witches' school for ravens. But one of the students, no matter how hard he tries, continues to stand out from the others—and this very difference, which at first seems problematic, will prove to be the key to understanding who he really is. Michele Casella and Gabriella Camiscioni present The Unicorn (Franco Cosimo Panini), a surprising adventure that tackles the theme of self-acceptance with lightheartedness and irony.
Making feathers blacker than black, cawing in a frightening way, staring at intruders with menacing eyes: these are the subjects taught at the witches' school for ravens. But one of the students, no matter how hard he tries, continues to stand out from the others—and this very difference, which at first seems problematic, will prove to be the key to understanding who he really is. Michele Casella and Gabriella Camiscioni present The Unicorn (Franco Cosimo Panini), a surprising adventure that tackles the theme of self-acceptance with lightheartedness and irony.