Since the distant times of Aesop, we've been making animals play the part of us humans. So much so that some have taken a liking to it and have actually done so, almost becoming heroes. Parrots, gorillas, and horses; pigeons, pigs, and dogs—so many animals that they almost seem like us. Jacopo Olivieri and Giovanni Gastaldi share their story of Animali superstar (Lapis): many windows onto as many surprising stories, in which reality often surpasses fantasy. A book that invites us to question what the creatures who share the planet with us can really think, remember, and understand.
Since the distant times of Aesop, we've been making animals play the part of us humans. So much so that some have taken a liking to it and have actually done so, almost becoming heroes. Parrots, gorillas, and horses; pigeons, pigs, and dogs—so many animals that they almost seem like us. Jacopo Olivieri and Giovanni Gastaldi share their story of Animali superstar (Lapis): many windows onto as many surprising stories, in which reality often surpasses fantasy. A book that invites us to question what the creatures who share the planet with us can really think, remember, and understand.