Something's wrong in the Clover Forest: a mysterious animal wreaks havoc, and Hare and his friends flee as fast as they can, without even seeing what it is. The more fear spreads, the more the imagination runs wild, imagining increasingly terrifying monsters, until someone stops to actually look into the eyes of what scared everyone so much. Valentina Pericci and Erika De Pieri (The Monster of the Forest, Emme Edizioni) tell children, with tenderness and irony, how the fear of the unknown melts away as soon as we allow ourselves to look at it up close. A book about diversity, and how different the world is when seen from afar or from within.
Something's wrong in the Clover Forest: a mysterious animal wreaks havoc, and Hare and his friends flee as fast as they can, without even seeing what it is. The more fear spreads, the more the imagination runs wild, imagining increasingly terrifying monsters, until someone stops to actually look into the eyes of what scared everyone so much. Valentina Pericci and Erika De Pieri (The Monster of the Forest, Emme Edizioni) tell children, with tenderness and irony, how the fear of the unknown melts away as soon as we allow ourselves to look at it up close. A book about diversity, and how different the world is when seen from afar or from within.