We were delighted that our petition has been reviewed number 35 on the July / August 2010 of Venice Music & Surrounding , magazine edited by the Foundation of Venice.
Here's the review for Leonardo Mello (available online here ):
The rhymes of the "invisible children"
Thirty rhymes, not too much for infants, make up the child and his friends invisible , a self-produced volume, in a limited edition of one hundred copies of the texts by the author, Paul Ticozzi together illustrator Carmelo March. The little book, in which each poem is accompanied by a short
precious drawing in black and white, is very impressive and enjoyable, turning a bit 'all without centering a specific segment of readers.
So you can find a wide assortment of children, starting for instance from the porcupine ("The baby porcupine / had better luck / baby lobster, / his best friend, / it was carried in triumph to / not to be praised / But being the scope / dinner at a well-known), in which the lightness of the verses (seven-and octosyllabic deliberately skewed) overshadows all in all, one of the daily sacrifices, which can be observed with a clear conscience el'acquolina in the mouth ( as indeed has taught us the brilliant Rodrigo García on stage, arousing resentment and respectable hypocrites).
the middle of the collection finally reaches the main character in the title (Which perhaps influences rodariane and draws the story of Hazel Townson): "The child thought invisible / and soon his idea implemented / in a dressing put on his / her every tear and passed, / there began to mumble / then was not so bad / his invisible watch / and became quite a pig. "
ironic and original!
(lm)
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