Children's book: Les coses importantes

L'Arxibald is a child I will have, llest, thank you, reflective and, above all, very observant. In this book, the petit fa un tomb per la ciutat i s’atura to look at the sideboards full of things. Some li turn out to be very desitjables, com, per exemple, les joguines. However, it is not clear to you that all these things are still as important as they appear, because at some point in time they end up piled up at the bottom of a calaix or kept in a closet. Quan l'Arxibald surt a passejar pel camp, s'adona that he passed exactly the opposite. No pot guardar-se res. Neither the vent juganer, nor the cant del rossinyol, nor les mores amagades, nor the neu, nor l'aigua i, encara menys, the sun or the moon. At the beginning of the extensive, poetic and funny collection of stories, the protagonist has learned to esteem his six Germans, to ask himself about the future, to investigate the six possibilities and his talent, to accept diversity, to rain with your six insecure, your fears and more. Now, l'Arxibald discovers that all the things that nature finds accompany him, take care of him and may not be obliden from her. And there understand that they do not have preu and that they do not li pertanyen either. This book is perfect because children and adults talk about the difference between urban life and outdoor life, about the significance of material possessions and the wealth of common and current petite things that this world offers each day. A story with the aroma of fruit, taste of grapes and ales of llibertat. A story that matters. I molt.