Archibaldo is a tender boy, smart, funny, thoughtful and, above all, very observant. In this book, the little boy takes a walk around the city and stops to look at the windows full of things. Some of them are very appetizing, such as toys. However, it is not very clear to him that all these things are as important as they seem, because after a while they end up tucked away in the bottom of a drawer or stored in a closet. When Archibaldo goes for a walk in the countryside, he realizes that the exact opposite is happening there. You can't save anything. Neither the playful wind nor the song of the nightingale nor the hidden blackberries nor the snow nor the water and, even less, the sun or the moon. Throughout the extensive, poetic and fun collection of stories, the protagonist has learned to love his little sister, to wonder about the future, to investigate his possibilities and his talent, to accept diversity, to deal with his insecurities, your fears and much more. Now Archibaldo discovers that all the things he finds in Nature accompany him, take care of him and never forget him. And so he understands that they are priceless and do not belong to him either. This book is perfect for children and adults to talk about the difference between life in the city and life in the great outdoors, about the meaning of material possessions and the richness of the little ordinary things that this world offers us every day. . A story with the aroma of rain, the flavor of apples and wings of freedom. A story that matters. And a lot.

20x23cm

40 pages