Quante cose so

How many things can one discover, simply by observing the world! A leaf could be a ferry for a snail, and the moon is a light for the night: there’s no border between reality and imagination, and everyday I’ll discover to know one thing more, and as I grow I know I’ll know much more.

Bright and rhythmic, Ann Rand’s text is a catalogue of little-everyday-wonders that only need to be discovered; colourfully illustrated by Paul Rand, Quante cose so (I know a lot of things) is a classic among children’s books, originally published in 1956.