What a wonderful day

What makes a day perfect?

There are so many little things that make an ordinary day … a special day. Or perhaps it is our own view, that makes “simply” ordinary days unique? And a wonderful day for someone, will it also be a wonderful day for someone else?

The little protagonist of this entertaining book shows us precisely that it is the point of view, very often, that determines more or less good days…And, above all, she urges us to look at the everyday by embracing a different, particularly different perspective: that of children!

Between mud baths, trips to the zoo and visits to relatives, the book plays with points of view and the narrative contrast between text and illustrations, in an irresistible succession of colors and must-see moments.

Publication: March 2025

Loredana Erbetta (author)

A graduate in Animation Cinema from the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, she specialized in production and writing for children and young people. Loredana works as producer, screenwriter and assistant director for the Milan studio Vallaround Creative Contents and is involved in training in the field of audiovisual and illustrated books, offering courses and workshops for both children and adults. She has also been involved in educational services for 20 years in collaboration with associations, public and private entities. Loredana lives in the countryside and has three garden geese for neighbors. She loves chocolate, travel, bad movies, and cats.

Anna Spreafico (illustrator)

Anna Spreafico is a freelance illustrator who graduated with honors from the IED in Milan. In 2021 she was selected in Carthusia’s Silentbook contest with the book Per tutta una vita, dedicated to grandparents. In 2023 she founded together with Lorenzo Duina an illustration studio based in Milan: Daruma.lab, and was selected by the Shanghai Children’s Bookfair. In parallel to her two-dimensional illustration, she customizes by hand products for brands, design and recycled objects in a variety of materials, although her primary passion remains books and stories.