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‘Si puo toccare l’arcobaleno?’

Si puo toccare l'arcobaleno? le toboggan

In Italian, from 4yo.

This is a beautiful book with lots of fun facts. It answers questions we all asked as children.

Can i stand on a cloud? Does the earth have a roof? Do plants dance? Is there a place on earth colder than the freezer? Why is the sky blue? Are the snowflakes like ice cream?

Find out the answers to those questions and more at https://letoboggan.com.au/product/si-puo-toccare-larcobaleno/

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‘Ma quanto siamo fichi! No?’

Ma quanto siamo fichi le toboggan

In Italian, from 3yo.

This is a hilarious story in which animal after animal are going to try on sunglass. They believe that the sunglasses make them look really cool. Is it really enough to be cool?

Find out by visiting https://letoboggan.com.au/product/ma-quanto-siamo-fichi-no/

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‘Leonardo Da Vinci’

Leonardo Da Vinci

In Italian, from 2yo.

Amazing board book with moving parts that will engage little readers. Learn about the genius Da Vinci, how from an early age he showed to be talented in many disciplines. He is a famous painter, an excellent engineer and a great scientist.

To explore Da Vinci’s life and work with your little one visit http://bit.ly/4ntWaxU

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‘Rapunzel’

Rapunzel

In Italian, from 6mo.

This gorgeous board book with moving parts will engage the youngest children. The classic tale is told in a few colourful pages. A few days after Rapunzel was born, she was taken by a witch. The witch raised Rapunzel as her own and locked her in a high tower. The baby girl became a beautiful young lady. She was not allowed to see or talk to anyone besides the witch. Imagine her surprise when a prince climbs the tower and talks to her. They fall in love and work a plan to evade the witch. To escape her tower, Rapunzel is going to use her long hair as a rope.

To discover this gorgeous version for babies and toddlers visit https://bit.ly/44vpJZ7

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‘Gol: Il giorno delle selezioni’

Gol

In Italian, from 6yo.

This is a new year and new football team is about to be selected. The players have to go through the selection and who is going to wear the jersey 9?

Find out who gets on the team at https://bit.ly/4boyzZU

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‘Le sei storie per diventare grandi’

Le sei storie per diventare grandi

In Italian, from 2yo.

Six rhyming stories that will help your child grow up. As he/she getting older, your child will learn how to be more independent, get dressed on his/her own, wash him/herself, ride a bike. Your role as a parent is to teach and encourage him/her.

To read these stories to your child go to https://bit.ly/3WReN3u

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‘Stasera a nanna non si va’

Stasera a nanna non si va

In Italian, from 2yo.

Great story for bedtime. It time to go to bed but no-one is sleepy, not the lion, not the rhino, not the parrot. Some want to sing, some want to play, some want to talk. How will they calm down and fall asleep?

Find out at https://bit.ly/4hzMr5s

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‘Licia la micia’

Licia la micia

In Italian, from 1yo.

By pulling out the sliders, pushing up the tabs and making lots of noise throughout the house, children follow licia as she pounces, snoozes and meows all the night long! Children will love playing with this bright and colourful board book.

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‘Tutto mio’

tutto e mio

In Italian, from 1yo.

It is winter and squirrel and her friend bear must stock up before the cold is here. There is just a little problem. Bear does not want to share and eats everything that she finds.

Discover this cute story that teaches about the value of sharing.