It has to do with a fairytale fantasy which according to the book Grammar of Fantasy of highly distinguished writer, teacher and journalist Gianni Rodari (he was awarded the Andersen Prize in 1970, the greatest distinction globally for a writer of children literature) follows the technique of salad of fairytales.
Example, my heroine meets Pinocchio and learns precious allegories as well as consequences about truth and lies (Pinocchio's nose grows bigger when he tells lies). Adventures are mingled and the 2 stories occur at the diagonal as they both act at the same point, the resultant. Even though my own work is original!
Stay tuned for the book being for children and grown-ups!
