Kids

TwelveP Animation and author Paola Myriam Visconti are expanding the reach of the Dynowish franchise through new international publishing agreements and the launch of digital content. New publishing partners include Ediciones Obelisco in Spain, Yapi Kredi in Turkey and Eksmo in Russia, joining Giunti Editore, which publishes the bestselling children's book series in Italian and English across Italy and the Middle East.
At the same time, the brand has begun rolling out short-form digital content on YouTube and social media platforms, developed and produced with the involvement of Giunti Editore.

Created as a 360-degree kids' universe aimed at children aged 6-9, Dynowish spans books, content, games, toys, consumer products and educational initiatives. TwelveP Animation and Visconti are also exploring expansion into Roblox and other gaming platforms, while an animated series based on the property is currently in development.

"The growing interest from international publishers reflects the universal nature of Dynowish. At its core, the series celebrates dreams, imagination, friendship and the belief that every child possesses a unique gift waiting to be discovered. These are themes that transcend language, culture and geography. Publishers recognise that children everywhere connect with stories that inspire them to believe in themselves, and that universal message is what gives Dynowish its international appeal," said Paola Myriam Visconti, author of the Dynowish saga and co-producer of the upcoming animated series.
Katerina Pshenitsyna, General Manager of TwelveP Animation and co-producer of the series, added: "The launch of Dynowish short content across digital platforms marks an important milestone in the evolution of the brand, but it is only the beginning of a much larger digital strategy that will allow children to engage with the brand wherever they are.”

The franchise follows siblings Ginny and Leo as they join forces with the legendary protector Dynowish to stop the evil wizard Azimur from turning dreams into nightmares. Alongside the brand's commercial expansion, Visconti and her husband have established the Dynowish Foundation, which supports children around the world through partnerships with charities including WellChild in the UK.