I am really thrilled to continue our travel & photography series by featuring the second part of the Red Collection. We travel today to Asia through the extraordinary work of photographer Tommy Salas. Would you like to join me? We will visit India, Myanmar, Indonesia and Laos. 12 photos, 4 Asian countries, 6 Buddhist monks, […]
Are you ready for a really, really long trip? Would you like to travel with me from London to New Zealand? I am pleased to share with you a slow road trip to New Zealand’s South Island by Mahabis. First, we head to London, to know more about Mahabis. I have been reading their Journal […]
We have spoken previously about Japanese literature , architecture and children illustration. Today we return to Japan, a fascinating country, to discover Colors Japonica. I hope you join me in this subtle and exquisite travel thanks to Aoiro Airdesign in which we will learn more about the unique Japanese aesthetics, the philosophy of the Japanese […]
It is a great honor to welcome today Christina, author of the great travel blog My Travel Atelier. Her blog is truly amazing: fun to read, full of great tips, written with honesty and with beautiful photos.You cannot miss today her complete guide and diary from 17 days of roadtrippin’ Cuba. Thank you Christina! […]
Here’s the story of a man, the ocean and a piano… and about the fragility of our planet. I read long ago the book “Novecento” by Alessandro Baricco: a brilliant theatrical monologue which narrates the story of Danny Boodman “Novecento”. He was abandoned on the transatlantic Viginian soon after his birth and never got off […]
“REAL LITERATURE, LIKE TRAVEL, IS ALWAYS A SURPRISE” – Alison Lurie. I hope this will be the first of many posts about Japanese literature. Today I would like to recommend you 6 books by Japanese authors or about Japan, that I have enjoyed reading lately and that are a great approach to the culture and […]
This year, once again, pianos have invaded houses, yards, stations, roofs, farmsteads, museums, schools, libraries, laboratories and parks in Italy. Music hasn’t stopped from the sunset to the dawn and from the dawn until the sun sets in a continuous love declaration for the piano, its music and for the city of Milan. We […]
“It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera… they are made with the eye, heart and head.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson World Kids is thrilled to present today the extraordinary work of photographer Tommy Salas and one of his latest works: the Red Collection. It is not easy to talk about someone you […]
When you’re a first-time mother/father, everything might seem to feel huge, stressful and important. Parenting is serious business, which is why it’s so important to laugh about! French Illustrator Nathalie Jomard captures the essence of our daily life and the universal challenges of raising kids with amazing illustrations. She has published different […]
“Photographs contain everything, to me they are stories!”- Ryszard Kapuscinski. I am really thrilled to continue today our Travel & Photography series by featuring the talented vision of photographer Pablo Mon. Pablo has used photography to chronicle the everyday life in Rome with a collection of extraordinary photos. His photos describe with […]
I am very pleased to start today a new series about travel & photography and to feature the amazing work by Rubén Fernández. It is difficult to summarize Ruben’s career, as he is a talented self-taught photographer, who runs his own media studio Mediadvanced, opened a photo art gallery in Gijón, and recently created his […]
A top travel book automatically transports you to another time, to another country and captures the essence of what it really means to travel. If you are looking for a good travel book to read, then look no further. Here is my selection of my 3 top travel books. A year in Provence by […]
According to the Chinese zodiac, 2016 is the year of the Monkey (Fire red Monkey) starting from February 8th 2016 and lasting to 27th January 2017. A colleague has posted me this beautiful postcard from Japan. It has been a lovely surprise, because I have not received a postcard in ages and also because Japan […]
Just a short step away from Oxford Street, Marylebone has still the feel of a real neighbourhood. It is one of my favorite areas in London: Regent’s Park is amazing for families and Marylebone High Street is truly charming. It is the ideal place for Christmas shopping in London with beautiful boutiques, excellent restaurants, traditional […]
I would like to thank you for reading World Kids and for your support to this very personal project. I am thrilled to write this first post for World Mums, our newest section at World Kids. Please consider this also as your own place! As a woman, sometimes I feel that we are burning out, […]
Talented Kelly Pietrangeli, creator of Project Me ( “helping mothers get on top of their endless to-do’s and see life beyond the laundry pile”) was really kind to share with me the following great advise: “Tell your kids from a very young age that they can always tell you anything. If they’re worried you might […]
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