Federico Taddia

Federico Taddia was born in 1972 in Pieve di Cento, a small town in the province of Bologna, where he lives in a wood and glass house with Edoardo, Iacopo, and Catia. He has been playing and working with children and teenagers for over ten years. He is a journalist and television writer. He hosted Screensaver on Raitre, L'Altrolato on Radio2, and Pappappero on Radio24. He currently hosts L'altra Europa on Radio24, is part of Fiorello's writing team, and collaborates on Ballarò and Parla con me. He also writes for “Topolino,” “Style Piccoli,” and “La Stampa.” For younger children, he wrote Girogirotonda, the story of Dorin, a little girl who lives under a traffic light, in the Mondadori I sassolini series, in 2003. He has published Iacopopò. Il genio della poop, a funny tale about the infinite creative potential of poop, with Editoriale Scienza. He is the creator of Teste toste, the first series of university lectures for an audience of under 12s, a series published by Editoriale Scienza that won the 2013 Andersen Prize for Best Popular Science Series.

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