Written by Ilona Łepkowska and illustrated by Dorota Prończuk
Irmo is a wonderful terrier. We follow his story from the moment he was adopted, through his whole life full of fun and love, until his departure over the rainbow bridge. A warm book that helps children with the painful situation of the death of a beloved pet.
Hardback / 200 x 265mm / 64 pages / Dwukropek
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Written by Vários Autores and illustrated by Mauricio Negro
An unforgettable and beautifully illustrated anthology of twelve indigenous stories and retellings by contemporary Brazilian native women. The (re)tellings are based on dreams, community experiences, stories and lifestyles that are passed on through generations.
They are also based on the contemplation of rivers, animals, plants, stars, the Sun, the encantados. In short, all human and non human beings…
Paperback / 157 x 220 mm / 144 pages / Companhias das Letras
Written by Valentina Brüning
Just as things are finally going well for Fritzi, Jannik thinks that they need to “talk.“ Fritzi fears for her relationship with her first “real boyfriend”. Has she done something wrong? And Fritzi’s parents are having their first real crisis and want to start family therapy.
Hardback / 148 x 210 mm / 224 pages / Tulipan Verlag
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Written by Kai Pannen
It’s spring and spider Carl and house-fly Bisy decide to leave the tropics and set sail to a more tempered climate. But instead of bobbing across the water with a light breeze, a fierce storm comes up and the high waves wash all the supplies, the compass and the sea chart overboard.
Hardback / 148 x 210 mm / 224 pages / Tulipan Verlag
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Written by Sigrid Zeevaert
Jella, an old friend of Greta’s mother, has invited them to spend a few days in their summer house. Jonah, Jella’s son, gives Greta the cold shoulder and disappears for hours at a time. Another day, he defends Greta as the boys try to make fun of her. A story about exclusion, racism and first love by award-winner Sigrid Zeevaert.
Hardback / 148 x 210 mm / 240 pages / Tulipan Verlag
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Written by Donika Rizova and Illustrated by Mira Miroslavova
Believe it or not, a real dragon lives in the rocks above the ancient town of Banyalbufar! His name is Rintie, and he loves spaghetti and apples. But most of all, Rintie likes to be with her friend Greg – the boy who follows his heart and therefore sees what is invisible to adults.
Hardback / 170cm x 245cm / 144 pages / Marmot Books
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Written and Illustrated by John Young
Terminally ill Connor Lambert sets off on a crazy road trip. A fresh and bold debut novel full of heart, guts and raw emotion. Combining the authenticity of John Green with the energy of Irvine Welsh, this debut will have teens hooked. Winner of the Scottish Teenage Book Prize 2019 and Longlisted for the Branford Boase Award.
Paperback / 198 x 130 / 288pp / Floris Books
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Written by David MacPhail and illustrated by Richard Morgan
Thorfinn the Nicest Viking is a funny, illustrated, action-packed series for young readers set in a world where manners mean nothing, and politeness is pointless! In the first book, Thorfinn’s dad, the rough tough village chief, decides it’s time for Thorfinn to earn his gruesome Viking name.
Paperback / 197 x 158 mm / 152 pages / Floris Books
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Written by David MacPhail and illustrated by Richard Morgan
In Book 1 (The Voyage of Deadly Doom), Velda and her crew are captured by the Queen of the Saxons, but our small and mighty Viking is more than capable of saving the day.
Paperback / 197 x 158 mm / 160 pages (b&w) / Floris Books
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Written by Jutta Nymphius
Karli is annoyed. His father really thinks he can take part in a wheelchair race with his old, crappy wheelchair. His mother tries to invent useful devices instead of doing the household. Why can’t people around him be as “normal” and average as his best friend Robin and his family?
“Jutta Nymphius has enthused us with her ability to absolutely believably describe the world through the eyes of a pubescent boy. At the same time, she equips this world with all kinds of supposed obstacles, which later turn out to be nothing more than reality [… ].” From the of the jury for the Hamburg Literature Award 2021
Hardback / 148 x 210 / 200 pages / Tulipan Verlag 12+
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