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All the Colors of the World

All the Colors of the World

Di: Giovanni Molaschi
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 All the Colors of the World is a collection of short fairy tales for children.

These stories travel across places, cultures, and emotions, telling the many colors children can encounter around the world — through people, landscapes, feelings, and imagination.

Each episode is a small journey: simple, gentle, and full of wonder.

📝 Written version
You can find the written version of these stories here:
👉 https://tuttiicoloridelmondo.substack.com/

📚 About the stories
These are written fairy tales by Giovanni Molaschi.

📩 For more information
gmolaschi@gmail.comCopyright Giovanni Molaschi Letteratura e narrativa
Episodi
  • Dora and the Wet Blanket

    Dora and the Wet Blanket
    Jan 13 2026
    On a slow afternoon stuck in traffic, Dora feels her heart beat faster than the city around her.
    Through a series of letters—to songs, friends, feelings, and finally her father—she learns that unasked questions can become heavy, like a wet blanket.
    Because silence doesn’t keep us warm—it only holds us still.

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
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    9 min
  • When the Bandage Speaks

    When the Bandage Speaks
    Jan 10 2026
    When the Bandage Speaks Mebuki loves to play and run without fear.

    But one day, she falls and hurts her knee. Her parents clean the wound and place a small bandage on it.

    It’s not an ordinary bandage: it carries a message, one that gently says don’t forget me.
    As the seasons change, Mebuki falls again—in the very same spot.

    And this time, she understands. Some mistakes return when we don’t listen to them.
    And sometimes, growth begins exactly where it hurt the most.

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
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    7 min
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