FELPO FILVA

Felpo Filva, famous poet, is a lonely rabbit. Felpo had been lonely since his childhood, when his classmates at school made fun of him because he had one ear shorter than the other. Felpo could have been alone forever if he hadn't one day received a letter from Charlô, a fan who disagreed with the pessimistic and dramatic content of some of the poems the poet wrote and who, what's more, had the audacity to rewrite them in her own way. Insulted by Charlô's audacity, Felpo begins an exchange of correspondence in which the grumpy tone of the first letters gradually becomes less and less bitter until it becomes as sweet as Felpo's grandmother's chocolate cupcakes. P.S. Of course, this exchange of letters between Felpo and Charlô could only end in marriage. After all, different ears are a tremendous charm.
 
Awards
"FNLIJ THE BEST FOR CHILDREN, ""HORS CONCURS"", 2007
HIGHLY RECOMMENDABLE, 2007
JABUTI CHILDREN'S BOOK AWARD, 2007
PNBE INCLUDED IN 2008
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