written and illustrated by Aviel Basil
Mouse is digging when rabbit comes by, curious to find out what Mouse is looking for. “Something!” Rabbit joins and starts digging until Hedgehog, then Badger, Tortoise join in this special search.
Rights sold: French, Spanish, Catalan, English, Greek, Hebrew and Lithuanian
Board book or Hardpack / 230 x 200 mm / 36 pages / Zebra Publishing
written and illustrated by Damian Alexander
Life feels like a lot for Marcella. Her bestie has new friends; her parents want to move—absolutely everything is stressing her out! A thoughtful graphic story about growing up and ADHD.
Paperback / 6 x 9 inch / 216 pages / Graphic Universe
written by Büşra Tarçalır and illustrated by Zişan Özeke
Işık has a large family, and each family member has their own house. Each house comes with different rules and ways of living. The rules set by her mother don’t apply at her father’s house. What she does with her aunt isn’t the same as what she can do with her uncle… What they all share is their love for her.
Paperback / 220 x 220mm / 36 pages / Redhouse Kidz
written by Triinu Laan and illustrated by Anne Pikkov
IBBY Honour List 2026 & 2026 Hans Christian Andersen Jury Recommendation
The boy and granddad are the best pair. A very young man and a very old man can manage together and collect memories full of the joy of life. Full of magical realism with South Estonian flavour, this book shows how to enjoy life and lets the reader join the fun with the active boy and his granddad in the midst of comical mishaps and incidents.
Hardback / 190 x 255 mm / 64 pages / Paike ja Pilv
written and illustrated by Emily House
Finalist for the 2026 SCBWI Crystal Kite awards!
High in the mountains where few people go, Water is springing, beginning to flow. It starts as a trickle, builds into a stream. Gently descending, it babbles and gleams. Soon it’s a river, majestic and wide Rushing and gushing it glistens and glides.
Paperback / 215 x 280 mm / 52 pages / Imagnary House
written by Silke Schlichtmann and illustrated by Maja Bohn
Nominated for the “Science Book of the Year 2026 of “Bild der Wissenschaft.”
Dust has a bad reputation. How unfair! As dust is a true miracle substance that gives us the most beautiful sunsets, that makes it rain or conjures up artistic snowflakes. Dust particles in the ice in Antarctica can tell us about the climate thousands of years ago and fine dust can help to find criminals.
Hardback / 210 x 280 mm / 48 pages / Tulipan Verlag
written and illustrated by Mark Torres
To become a ninja, you need focus, courage, and decency. Our hero has none of those. Legend has it that beyond the swamps of doom, across the volcanoes of hell, there was the temple of Macha-kón, a sinister place where the most lethal ninjas on the planet were trained.
KURURO 1 THE MAGIC BRACELET
KURURO 2 BRUTAL MASSACRE
KURURO 3 THE LEGENDARY FREE PIZZA
KURURO 4 THE DANGEROUS ROUTE 51
Rights sold: English, French, Catalan, Basque and Galician
Paperback / 170 x 240 / 48 pages / Bang Ediciones
written by O. T. Nelson and adapted by Dan Jollye, Joelle Jones and Jenn Manley Lee
A deadly virus killed every adult on Earth, leaving only the kids behind. With her parents gone, Lisa is responsible for her little brother, Todd. She has to make sure they stay alive. Many kids are sick or starving, and fierce gangs are stealing and destroying everything they find. Lots of people have given up, but on Grand Avenue, some kids are surviving.
“This graphic novel adaptation of Nelson’s 1975 story maintains the original tension and finds room for political discourse.” —The Horn Book Guide
Rights sold: Danish and Italian
Paperback / 7 x 9 inches / 216 pages / Graphic Universe
Awards:
Winner – Texas Maverick Graphic Novels Reading List 2012
written by Shreya Davies and illustrated by Vanessa Wong
Divya has to negotiate a balancing act between her culture and fitting in, her teenage years where appetites must be managed to keep up appearances and her early adulthood where responsibilities feel overwhelming. TO THE LAST GRAM is an honest and hopeful story of feeling at odds with and finding a home in one’s community, family, and body, and of the yet-unfurling journey to embrace the fullness of life.
Divya’s narration is candid and solid—and when her words falter, Wong’s illustrations, in browns, oranges, and white, fill in the gaps and have a powerful effect. The surreal, sometimes dreamlike artwork captures the irrational thinking that accompanies these disorders and renders them tangible.
Visceral and unflinching.
— Kirkus Reviews
Rights sold: French
Paperback / 148 x 210 / 128 pages / Difference Engine
Awards
Winner — Singapore Book Awards 2026 (Best Book Cover Design)
written and illustrated by Klara Krappell
For over 500 million years, corals have been growing together in the oceans to form huge, brightly coloured coral reefs.
Have you ever wondered who lives in these reefs and why they are so vital for our entire ecosystem?. A cute pygmy seahorse takes young explorers on an adventurous journey into the underwater world.
Rights sold: French, Spanish and Catalan
Hardback/ 220 x 280 / 32 pages / Achse Verlag