The Grammar of Fantasy Illustrated by Alea Marley

The Grammar of Fantasy Illustrated by Alea MarleyFrom the father of modern Italian childrens literature, this is one of the great works about the imagination and how stories are madefeaturing radiant illustrations from Matthew Forsythe and a refreshed translation from Jack Zipes. A Marginalian Favorite Book of 2025! "Holds great value for the adults who teach kids and the adults who write for them." Mac Barnett, U. S. National Ambassador for Young Peoples Literature, for the New York Times "A must

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