written by B. D. Harris & illustrated by Megan Bird
Late one night, Sam rolls off her bed and splash! Her entire room has flooded! Not just her room, but the whole house is filling up with water as the world floods outside. Confused and cold, Sam is rescued by a wise, little turtle called Neville, who takes her along the beautiful underwater highway, teaching her the ways of this watery world. Continue reading
Category Archives: Non-Fiction
PHILOSOPHY FOR CHILDREN SERIES
written by Özge Özedemir & illustrated by Ezgi Platin
A series of six books that gives children the perspective to think about everyday problems, evaluate situations and understand common concepts. In each book, students gather at the philosophy club, they listen to a mythological story and then they debate about a specific topic related to that story.
Paperback / 120 x 180 mm / 40 pages / Redhouse Kidz
The Bones in my Body
written by Kim Hyeongjoon & illustrated by Won Hyejin
How do bones look like? Why do we have bones? What happens if we don’t have bones?
This book tells us where the bones are in our bodies and what they do.
RIGHTS SOLD: Simplified Chinese
Hardback / 28pp / Woongjin Thinkbig
Let’s Become an Astronaut
written by Jeong Changhoon & illustrated by Noh Inkyeong
This story shows the lives and activities in the spaceship during the journey from the Earth to the space station. Find out lots of fascinating facts – what astronauts eat, drink, wear and do. How do they wash and sleep in space?
RIGHTS SOLD: Complex Chinese; Simplified Chinese; Spanish
Hardback / 40 pp / Woongjin Thinkbig
THE ADVENTURE OF THREE WATER DROPS
written by Lee Eunhee & illustrated by Yoon Misook
A long time ago, when the Earth was extremely hot, a lot of vapor erupted and created clouds. As the clouds got bigger, it started to rain and three water drops came down to cool the Earth and travelled everywhere their own different way. A great book about the water cycle.
RIGHTS SOLD: Japanese, French & English, Simplified Chinese
Hardback / 48 pp / Woongjin Thinkbig
THE LITTLE HANDBOOK OF MARINE FISHES AND OTHER AQUATIC WONDERS
written & illustrated by Beatriz Chachamovitz
There is a huge number of fishes living in deep seas. Some of them are so peculiar they don’t look real! Fourteen of them are presented in this book that explores the depths of the ocean through specific texts and illustrations thoroughly detailed. Besides getting to know these creatures, readers can find other marine living beings hidden amongst the illustrations.
THE HISTORY OF THE EARTH IN 100 WORDS
written and illustrated by Gilles Eduar
The History of Earth in 100 words tells the story of the formation of the Earth and the evolution of mankind. Gilles Eduar traces a path starting with the Big Bang, exploring the age of the dinosaurs and going as far as the first homo sapiens. Children of any age can make a good use of this book, including teachers and parents interested in this fascinating topic.
LET’S BE A STATUE
written by Lucias Barros & Marcia de Luca & illustrated by Bruna Assis Brasil
In this book, the idea is to learn to practice yoga, a very old set of exercises created from Indian philosophical teachings that requires concentration and self-control. It covers the definition of the ten principles of yoga; indications of how, where, when and why to play; the step by step of eleven basic postures, each one introduced by a story;breathing and meditation tips. RIGHTS SOLD: EnglishCAN PLANTS FEEL? CAN PLANTS SMELL?
written by Eun-ju Kim & illustrated by Nan-cho Ann
Plants do a lot more things than we think. This book gives evidence that plants can feel, smell and see. Plants communicate with different plants to save each other from their prey, and some plants use their smell to chase them off. Your plants may be whispering to you that you haven’t noticed. Part of ALL AROUND SCIENCE SERIES.
Woongjin Thinkbig / 270 x 215 / 44 pages
World except Korean & Simplified Chinese
PLASTICS, THEIR PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
written by Eun-ju Kim & illustrated by Ji-won Lee
It tells the story of plastic toys that travel across the Pacific Ocean all the way to the Atlantic Ocean for months without breaking apart. How can plastic survive travelling across the ocean and remain as plastic, and why is this harmful to our environment? Did you know that plastic accounts a significant portion of waste in our planet? Part of ALL AROUND SCIENCE SERIES.
Rights sold: English, Spanish, Complex & Simplified Chinese, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Ukrainian, Polish & French
Hardback / 270 x 215 / 44 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig