- New
- New
Gigi cerca il suo berretto... dove mai l'avrà cacciato?
€19.00
VAT included
Gigi is looking for his cap – where on earth did he go hunting for it? Where could it be? Let’s search for it with him!
Gigi opens the wardrobe, opens the suitcase, checks inside the icebox – there’s just about everything, even a shoe and an alarm clock! But not even a shadow of the cap. He searches, rummages around, and even finds a gigantic crab in the laundry basket! And finally, he realizes that the cap had been there all along…
Along with eight other texts, Gigi Looks for His Cap is part of the historic Libri del ’45 series, which Bruno Munari dedicated himself to after the birth of his son Alberto.
Books made with die-cuts, holes, and large, elegant illustrations that invite discovery and play, keeping everyone enchanted by the magic that paper can create.
This series – a timeless classic that in 2025 celebrates 80 years since its first edition – still retains its originality and aims to spark children’s curiosity, encouraging them to discover that there’s always something hidden inside something else, and to explore with wonder.
Many of these texts were inspired by the games and rituals Munari used to share with his son Alberto, which he later chose to capture on paper.
isbn: 9788875700973
Publisher: Corraini Edizioni
Special features: pages with different sized windows
Language: Italian
Binding: staple
Base: 24 cm
Height: 32 cm
Edition: 2004
Reprint: third
FAP371
3 Items
Gigi is looking for his cap – where on earth did he go hunting for it? Where could it be? Let’s search for it with him!
Gigi opens the wardrobe, opens the suitcase, checks inside the icebox – there’s just about everything, even a shoe and an alarm clock! But not even a shadow of the cap. He searches, rummages around, and even finds a gigantic crab in the laundry basket! And finally, he realizes that the cap had been there all along…
Along with eight other texts, Gigi Looks for His Cap is part of the historic Libri del ’45 series, which Bruno Munari dedicated himself to after the birth of his son Alberto.
Books made with die-cuts, holes, and large, elegant illustrations that invite discovery and play, keeping everyone enchanted by the magic that paper can create.
This series – a timeless classic that in 2025 celebrates 80 years since its first edition – still retains its originality and aims to spark children’s curiosity, encouraging them to discover that there’s always something hidden inside something else, and to explore with wonder.
Many of these texts were inspired by the games and rituals Munari used to share with his son Alberto, which he later chose to capture on paper.