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      • DeA Planeta Libri S.r.l.

        DeA Planeta Libri’s products include books for children (fairy tales, boardbooks, novelties, non fiction, ativity etc.),  MG& YA fiction, non ficton and  essays and it operates with the brands DeA, De Agostini, DeA Planeta, UTET, AMZ, Abracadabra. Our foreign righst catalogues are available on: https://www.deaplanetalibri.it/aiuto/foreign-rights

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      • January 2020

        Agatha Mystery

        The Missing Ring

        by Sir Steve Stevenson

        Series - Agatha Mystery is 12 years old and has an amazing memory. When she grows up, she wants to be a famous mystery writer. Together with her cousin Larry, who goes to the famous Eye International detective school, her loyal butler, Mr. Kent, and her cat, Watson, she travels all over the world on her cases, investigating the theft of the last chapter of a famous manga comic, keeping an eye on the Sultan’s Rose, a rare flower displayed in the gardens of the Alhambra, or…

      • PENGUINS AT THE EQUATOR

        not everything you hear on climate is true

        by LUCA PERRI, SERENA GIACOMIN

        From one of the most famous astrophysicist on the Web and a meteorologist from the Epson Meteo Center, an exhilarating guide to uncovering climate-related hoaxes.We are in May, in New York it freezes. Global warming, where the hell are you? this tweet by Donald Trump is just one of the many blunders of the US president, victim of a great confusion between global warming and weather. But Donald is not the only one who has unclear ideas on the subject: just open Facebook to come across hundreds of denial theories. Luca Perri and Serena Giacomin collect the best climatic lies, and then disassemble them in this book which blends laughters and sciencee theory of the Second Punic War stands out among the most famous of them: “ere was no snow on Hannibal’s Alps, this explains the crossing with elephants”. If the authors of similar posts had bothered to read the version of Tito Livio (1st century BC), they would at least have had discovered that maybe there was some ice on the mountains, and how in fact, the Carthaginian pachyderms died of cold.From sunspots to the displacement of the Earth’s axis, from legends about Greenland, to the alleged benaects of the increase in CO2, an astrophysicist and atmospheric phht together to combat functional illiteracy

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