These two fables were written in one go, to celebrate the birth of a child. Paz was like that. Just browse through this book, turn a few pages to understand that the person who wrote and drew these tables had no trouble identifying with the world of childhood. The author has kept that world intact, he does not reread it, he does not interpret it. It is in this spontaneous and enchanted gesture, in Fables , that perhaps, paradoxically, one can better understand Pazienza, even the most brutal Pazienza. For the little ones it is the encounter with a friend, with one of them; Perepè and Pancrazio Sonsazio, come from their world. And the attraction, the affinity, is immediate. Marina, Andrea's wife, and Vincenzo Mollica, tell us in the preface about this aspect in the life and work of their Andrea.
