Right or Wrong?

12 true stories of courage combined with with deep ethical reflection, showing young readers how daily ethical choices shape the world. A must-have for rights.​

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From a pianist converting KKK members to a doctor saving lives, here are 12 true stories of courage. Each chapter opens with a colorful spread dedicated to 10 key ethical concepts. Blending history with philosophical inquiry, this book reveals the complexity​ of human behavior through inspiring real-life choices made for the common good.

Inspiring real-life examples that reveal human complexity and the power of choices made for others.​

Key points:

◊ A philosophical exploration of human complexity​

Blends history and philosophy without being preachy, inviting children to reflect on human behavior, empathy, and choices made for the common good.​

Author & Illustrator

Chiara Valentina Segré (author) ​

A biologist with a PhD in Oncology, she has been working in the field of science communication for over ten years. As the Head of Scientific Supervision at the Umberto Veronesi Foundation, she has been writing picture books and novels for children and young adults since 2010, many of which have been translated internationally.​

​Marco Annoni (author) ​

An expert in ethics, he holds a degree in Philosophy from Milan and two PhDs. He currently conducts research in Bioethics at the CNR (National Research Council) and collaborates with the Veronesi Foundation. Since 2019, he has been the editor-in-chief of The Future of Science and Ethics, the scientific journal published by the Ethics Committee of the Umberto Veronesi Foundation.​

Andrea Antinori​ (illustrator) ​

Trained at ISIA Urbino and Escola Massana Barcelona, he has been illustrating since 2013. ​ A BCBF Illustrators Exhibition selection, he is an Andersen and Shanghai Book Fair winner. ​