Written and Illustrated by Marta Cunill
Captain Nino is bored. It’s been a long time since his boat sailed through the seas … And what better remedy for boredom than a treasure hunt? Yes, but for that Captain Nino will need the reader’s help… READ AND PLAY SERIES!
Rights sold: French
Paperback / 200 x 230 / 52 pages / Bang Ediciones
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Written and Illustrated by Marta Cunill
Little Fish will grow up. It is perfect for our hero who just needs to find a suitable container. But it may not be as simple as it seems. A visually powerful silent comic about growing up and nature.
Rights sold: French
Hardback / 190 x 260 mm / 40 pages / Bang Ediciones
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written by Emily Child & illustrated by Maria Lebedeva
The Diddalum is something that everyone has deep within themselves. It comes from inside somewhere between your chest and your tummy. Sometimes it makes you strong or makes you want to sing. And sometimes it helps you say “I’m sure” even if you aren’t.
RIGHTS SOLD: Turkish, German, Complex Chinese & Japanese
Paperback / 200 x 200 / 40 pages / Imagnary House
written by Murray Brodin & illustrated by Bettina Johansson
Just like in the previous titles Hamsa and Alvdis explore feelings – this time they witness someone’s older brother being scared and ask questions of what can cause fear. An important series that presents emotions from the point of view of children.
Soon: WHY IS THE SISTER FIGHTING?
Paperback / 185 x 185 / 36 pages / Olika Forlag
by Mauricio Negro
Ten stories about some of the indigenous peoples of Brazil and Latin America filled with fantastical elements that take the reader to a world in which rivers, trees and waterfalls have their own powers and where nothing is impossible. A captivating read!
Companhias das Letras / 155×225;144p
World excl. Brazil
Ko Jungsoon
Mummy has to work late so she explains to her child impatiently waiting what she does at work. A Sweet and heart-warming story for all working parents and their children.
Woongjin Think Big
Helen Forss & Tina Landgren
Whose is the teddy bear in the puddle? That’s up to Vilhem to find out! But before he gets round to it, other children want to play with the teddy bear. What is Vilhem supposed to do now?
155mm x 155mm / 32 pages / Olika Forlag
Pri Ferrari
Boys are used to hearing from grownups that they cannot cry, feel or act the same way as girls do. But the truth is that boy’s stuff is whenever they want it to be: a little boy can cry when he is feeling sad, hug a friend when he is happy or play with a doll instead of a ball if he prefers it. The companion book of GIRL’S STUFF.
RIGHTS SOLD: Portuguese, Spanish (LA)
Pilar Serrano & Agnese Baruzzi
Daisy has prepared food for her chicks. Delicious worms and corns. Wait a minute…What is that green thing? What do you mean? Let me tell you the story of Broccoli’s adventure.
RIGHTS SOLD: Spanish, Catalan, Italian, English (UK&US) & Korean