The 18 poems, 9 riddles, and 10 fables in this collection share a common theme: the description and poetic interpretation of animal behavior. Often reminiscent of classic moral fables, these tales are nonetheless excellent examples of the author’s fresh and original style. The poems and riddles will appeal to young readers for their lyrical quality, as well as their sense of humor and sensitivity.
In order to attract young readers and gain their complicity, the author establishes a feeling of childish innocence and purity. Complemented by tender illustrations, the poetic text conveys the amazement with which children discover many aspects of reality. Compassion and thoughtfulness are among the values that underlie these humorous compositions.
