The Italian Twins, written by Lucy Fitch Perkins and first published in 1920, is a children's novel that follows twelve-year-old twins Beppo and Beppina, who embark on an adventurous outing in Florence during Easter. Their innocent exploration turns into a perilous situation when they are abducted by a woman with a performing bear and monkey, leading them into a world of mischief and challenges as they seek to escape and return home. This story highlights themes of resilience and the contrast between childhood innocence and harsh realities.
