Child's play, a wonderful escape into a fantasy world that goes on and on, is one of the most beautiful parts of innocent childhood. Children have the ability to empathize with spheres that we have already forgotten and conjure up for us a forgotten world that hovers on the thin line between the ideal and the real. In the book "Toy Stories: Photos of Children from Around the World and Their Favorite Things", the author Gabriele Galimberti shows this extremely colorful world.
Children breathe life and meaning into plastic cars, furry animals and cute dolls during their play - regardless of their cultural environment and status affiliation. The fascinating fact impressed the photojournalist in particular Gabriele Galimberti, who in his book, Toy Stories: Photos of Children from Around the World and Their Favorite Things, collected 58 interesting photos showing children and their favorite treasures.
In the gallery, let's take a look at the photos Gabriela took, among other things, in a poor Zambian village where they don't know electricity or running water.
