Achille Ciccarelli (Mola di Bari 1982), a lawyer and father, on a cold evening in Milan, while he is busy feeding Giando, who is two years old and not very interested in eating, decides to start telling a story set in places dear to his heart; the little one, enchanted, listens and eats.

From the echo of that "Childhood Sea" comes "Cipì and the Blue Sea," which becomes a family mantra, sought after and incessantly requested as a lullaby by the little one, who grows up and then shares it with his younger sister Vittoria, who falls in love with it.

A few years later, the story becomes a book thanks to the "tech-savvy" mom who, given the continuous appreciation from the children, insists on its publication. One evening, while the father is telling the story, she secretly records it with her smartphone, and thus "Cipì and the Blue Sea" becomes a text and goes to print.