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Rediscovering Magic: Mac Barnett Revives Gianni Rodari's Literary Classics

Award-winning author Mac Barnett is bringing renewed attention to two extraordinary works by Italian children's literature master Gianni Rodari: 'The Grammar of Fantasy' and 'Lamberto, Lamberto, Lamberto'. These new editions promise to introduce contemporary readers to Rodari's groundbreaking storytelling techniques and imaginative worlds.

'The Grammar of Fantasy', originally published in 1973, is a revolutionary text exploring creative writing and children's narrative imagination. Barnett's translation highlights Rodari's innovative approach to storytelling, emphasizing how imagination can transform ordinary language into extraordinary narratives.

Key highlights of these new editions include:

Fresh, contemporary translation preserving Rodari's original playful spirit
Insights into creative writing for children and adults
Exploration of linguistic creativity and storytelling techniques
Foreword by Mac Barnett providing contemporary context

Barnett's commitment to these translations underscores the timeless quality of Rodari's work, demonstrating how imaginative literature transcends cultural and generational boundaries. By reintroducing these texts, he ensures that Rodari's profound understanding of children's creativity continues to inspire new generations of readers and writers.

These publications represent more than mere translations; they are a celebration of literary imagination and the transformative power of storytelling.

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