written by San-ho Oh & illustrated by Jung-taek Oh
This book explores all facts about our hands – what are fingernails used for, why are there lines in the palm of the hands and what are fingerprints? It also shares interesting facts such as the importance of thumbs, why bones in hands are structured the way they are and some amazing hand tricks that not a lot of people can do. Part of ALL AROUND SCIENCE SERIES.
Paperback / TBC / 40 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig
written by Sima Özkan and illustrated by Orhan Ata
Composting can be quite a fun activity for toddlers who love to play with mud and clay. In this story we meet a little worm named Soso who is living in a compost bin. Soso tells readers how to compost, explaining what kind of food and items decompose. Children will also learn the concepts of recycling and ecology while they are learning to compost.
Rights sold: Italian, Korean & Simplified Chinese
Paperback / 270 x 230 / 32 pages / Redhouse Kidz
written and illustrated by Katia Canton
Katia Canton combines the charm of cooking with the fantasy of fairy tales to present recipes that appear in stories like Cinderella, Puss in Boots and many others. Enjoy preparing the treats in Little Red Riding Hood’s basket or Bluebeard’s strawberry pie… whilst learning cooking tips and discovering fun facts about all these characters.
Rights sold: Spanish (Latin America) & French
Paperback / 180 x 270 / 88 pages / Companhias Das Letrinhas
Kippenberger & Caepsele
Zoe and Eddi are playing football when suddenly Eddi has to wee!” “We have just come down from the fifth floor.”
Mrs Lamprecht lives on the ground floor so Eddi accepts her offer to use her toilets. But her toilets are smelly as her husband forgot to flush.
Hardback / 230 x 250 / 40 pages / Tulipan Verlag
written by Shin Sun-jae & illustrated by Emilie Vast
A tree seems to stand still every day but even a tree changes and adapts to survive in wild nature.
Following the life of a squirrel through seasons, this clever book shows the amazing vitality and resilience of a tree.
A clever concept with wonderful illustrations by talented Emilie Vast.
Hardback / 24 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig
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written & illustrated by Isabelle Carrier
Listen well to the sounds around you. In Spring listen to the singing of a swallow, in summer you can hear the sounds from the festivals. In autumn are the sound of falling leaves and finally in winter the sounds of the snow. Children will learn about the various different sounds which each season makes.
Also in the series: WHERE ARE YOU MR CLOUDS? / WHEN NIGHT COMES.
Hardback / 24 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig
written & illustrated by Cho Eun-su
A boy wants a penguin as a pet. “But what if the penguin gets hungry or bored?” asks Mum.
Through the conversation, the boy and readers discover what penguins eat, how they live and survive in their environment.
Hardback / 32 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig
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written by Eun-hee Lee & illustrated by Mi-sook Yoon
A long time ago, when the Earth was extremely hot a lot of vapor erupted and created clouds. As the clouds got bigger and heavier, it started to rain and three drops came down to cool the hot Earth down and travelled to every corner of the earth. A great book to learn about the water cycle. Mi-sook Yoon received the Bologna Book Fair Ragazzi Award in 2004 for RED BEAN PORRIDGE AND THE OLD LADY.
RIGHTS SOLD: World English
Hardback / 32 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig
written by Lim Tae-hoon & illustrated by Akemi Yamafuku
In the middle of the ocean stands an island on its own.
Sometimes, dark clouds cover up the island and sometimes a huge wave swallows up the island entirely. But where did it come from and how was it formed?
Hardback / 36 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig
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written by Kim Sun-han & illustrated by Juliette Le Roux
Sharp, sharp, very sharp – just like a hook. What can it be? It’s a koala’s toe nail.
Sharp, sharp, very sharp – big and long like a baseball bat. What can it be? It’s an elephant seal’s tooth.
A beautiful book about animals’ sharp claws, teeth … and their use.
Hardback / 24 pages / Woongjin Thinkbig
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