Matita. Different stories about me are real and not very

Matita, or Titus, as she calls herself - an ordinary nine -year -old girl. And like all children at this age, Titus likes to play, fantasize and hate school most of all. She keeps a diary in which she writes all the experiences and adventures.

In it, she admits that she is in love with the boy Jacopo Donati, writes about relationships and parting with her best friend, Nora, about the harmful and outstanding classmate Sepaty Katarroni, about the brother of Leo, who loves the operas and, of course, about boring lessons of history and mathematics. And she also loves comics about a cat woman and even invents her! Titus is sure: her diary will definitely get to aliens, and in her stories they will make films in the future.

5 reasons to buy a book
1. An eminent Russian and Soviet translator - Irina Georgievna Konstantinova worked on the book.

2. Funny and understandable stories about school, relations with peers, parents, school love and about everything that excites children aged 7-10 years. Ideal for independent reading.

3. Unusual format: the diary of the girl of Tita, in which there are letters, and invented stories, and recipes of dishes, comics, and sketches from life.

4. Light and pleasant language, high -quality humor, several language styles. In the book you will even find a commentary on the arithmetic match, which composes Titus in mathematics lessons.

5. The main character Matita is a dreamer and a dreamer with an unusual outlook on life. She breaks the usual "adult foundations", goes against boring rules and everyday life, brings mess and chaos to the world. And, like all children, he reacts sharply to any events that happened to her, idealizes his own life. Many readers will see themselves in it.

For whom this book
For children aged 7 to 10 years.

About the author
Suzanne Mattiandel - was born in Rome in 1971. After studying at the Faculty of History of Arts, Suzanne worked at the children"s theater. At present, she writes books for children, teaches drawing lessons, and performs in schools and libraries. Laureate of the Literary Prize Strega in 2018