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Cats!

Wednesday, 31 October 2012 by
Kitties, domestic felines with a large group of admirers, have played an important role in the stalls of the Fair. In addition to books, calendars, notebooks, bookmarks, the cat theme appeared at all points. The most curious discovery was the Warrior Cats, a series of novels for teenagers from the author Erin Hunter, a pseudonym
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Five days of magic: New Zeland in Frankfurt

Wednesday, 31 October 2012 by
Fifty attractive events in five days have animated the New Zeland section, guest of honor at the 2012 Frankfurt Book Fair. Each day began with a breath of fresh air from Aotearoa, “the land of the long white cloud”, with Te Matarae the Orehu, world champions of kapa haka, or the show of the Pacific
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It’s Hobbit time

Wednesday, 31 October 2012 by
Finally in Italian theaters from December 13th, the film based on the book “The Hobbit” – prequel of the famous of “The Lord of the Rings” by Tolkien – was widely publicized at the Book Fair in Frankfurt. Besides a huge totem in the square inside the halls, in a stall dedicated to the saga,
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Frankfurt 2012, positive results

Wednesday, 31 October 2012 by
The Frankfurt Book Fair ended on October 14 after reaching a small (0.6 per cent) increase in the total number of visitors, including 281,753 attendance days of the general public over the weekend. Among the international exhibitors, Fermoeditore presented a simple but effective stall, the typical colors of the publisher – red, black and white
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Plenty of sunshine, no snow, a lot of emotions for the party in the yard

Wednesday, 17 October 2012 by
The Guatelli Museum and his farmyard were a perfect setting for the presentation of  “The sun and the snow”, a Fermoeditore book written by Luigi Alfieri and illustrated by Enrico Robusti. The talented accordionist Corrado Medioli and his young, talented student Andrea Coruzzi, cake and fried salami, but also a large and moved public have
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Seborga, an independent principality near Imperia?

Wednesday, 17 October 2012 by
Castrum Sepulcri, Sepulcri Burgum, then Sepolcarum, Serporca (Castle of the Four Bastions), Seborga, a small town in Liguria, between Ospedaletti and Bordighera, with a unique history. The place where the Cathars once buried their priests, Seborga became a fiefdom of the Counts of Ventimiglia, who in 954 gave the Benedictine monks of Lerins (France) the
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The ill-treated: Mermaids, by Richard Benjamin

Wednesday, 17 October 2012 by
SIRENE (Mermaids) di Richard Benjamin; con Cher, Winona Ryder, Bob Hoskins, Christina Ricci USA 1990 Richard Benjamin will be remembered more for his work as actor and director  .  He will probably go down in history for participation in the film  Catch 22  directed by Mike Nichols in 1970, a film that many people will
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One Pixel a day…

Wednesday, 17 October 2012 by
It’s like many cats: lazy, messy, unpredictable, but adorable. Yet special, like all felines can be. His name is Pixel, it lives with Cecilia&Fermo for a strange case and one day she decided to turn it into the protagonist of “flash” inspired to cat’s life in its many facets. Which color, size or sex is
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A classic not to be missed: London, the Science Museum

Wednesday, 17 October 2012 by
It may seem a trivial or obvious choice: and that is why you are likely to snub it. But with almost two and a half million visitors each year, the  Science Museum in London  is one of the best in the world: at the forefront for expositive technologies, it has one of the largest collections
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Desire for Ucronia? The Steampunk solves Vol.1

Wednesday, 17 October 2012 by
The premise is this: ask yourself, what would have happened? If D-Day had failed? If ancient Rome and its empire had remained untouched? History interprets and weaves threads of subtle and unpredictable plots, the beauty of the game is that we know where it has its beginnings, but no one can predict the epilogue. “Ucronia”,
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