Mediaprint The gardener of dreams

In a globe with "a beautiful name that no one knows" lives a very old man, so old that he doesn't even remember his real age. He wears a funny hat, has a long white beard, a pair of glasses and writes on a sheet of paper with a noisy typewriter with broken keys. After writing the paper, the man sets off in search of the perfect place to plant it and then returns to take care of it. From that planted site, after long care, a very beautiful tree with a thick trunk and a dense crown grows, which has leaves instead of leaves. When the leaves are ripe, the man starts to pick them, makes a stack carefully, happy with the results of a long work. Finally, he sews them together by hand until they become books and lets them fly outside the window of the house. Books travel a long way, over desert seas, day and night, and finally arrive at a library where they rest among other stories that readers can choose from. A beautifully illustrated and truly important book. Little ones can read it independently and adults can read it for themselves as much as they read it to little ones: a hymn to the beauty of the book and the power of reading that, like a seed, needs care, commitment and love in order to grow. bear fruit and create readers. A text made of delicate and musical words that can be read aloud very well, with poetic images in light pastel colors. A story that has the taste of a fairy tale, "the story of all stories" that is conveyed from the cover where a man in an apron is seen with his head inside the leaves and from the title where he compares books to dreams.