Why do adults read children’s books? Blame modern life?

By Rob Sharp, Arts Correspondent


Friday 23 September 2011


Read the entire article on “The Independent”



Dear Readers


I agree the adults read children’s book because it is a great blame of the modern life.


This is a good auspice for the writers and the readers in search of a fair world, which is immune of injustices, miscommunications and an exaggerate and claustrophobic research of appearance.


If I were a famous writer my social responsibility were to educate the adults through my characters, hoping that they will be good and responsible parents.


Cheers

Italo