Children don’t become people.
They already are.

An origami paper boat is not an incomplete draft waiting to become a real ship; it is already a perfect vessel, navigating its own waters with grace. At Petit Sujet, we view children through this exact lens: children don’t become people, they already are. Petit Sujet translates to “small subject” in French, reflecting the profound subjectivity we recognize and honor in every child. They already possess rights, vast inner worlds, and a distinct voice. Because of this, our books are never meant to instruct from above, but rather to accompany them on their journey. Just like great friends. 

Multilingual? Yes!

As the scholars suggest, subjectivity is born through language. We embrace multilingual publishing and work hard to ensure our stories sounds like truly home. 

Our books

How to fix the Pisa Tower?

Andrew and Leo set off on a grand adventure with one goal: to straighten the Leaning Tower of Pisa! But as they try to “fix” the tilted tower, they discover that the tower’s lean isn’t a flaw at all. It’s what makes it famous and loved around the world. Through their journey, they realize the differences are what make the world wonderful. They don’t need to be corrected, but celebrated! We hope that this playful story of friendship and inclusivity will inspire our little readers!

Available in: Italian, English
Pages: 40
Price: € 12,90
Age: 4–8
Italian translation by: Pietro Ghisoni

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