written and illustrated by Dita Zipfel & Mateo Dineen
Monsta is frustrated. It has moved in under the child’s bed in order to scare it every night. So Monsta roars, rumbles, bares its teeth, makes its bones cracks and practices 47 monster looks. But nothing! The child even snores and smiles in its sleep.
Rights sold: Danish, Norwegian, Romanian, Estonian, Russian, Slovenian, Italian, Spanish & French
Hardback / 210 x 280 / 48 pages / Tulipan Verlag
written by Özge Bahar Sunar and illustrated by Uğur Altun
When it starts raining, everybody runs away. The Rain, upset to see that people are annoyed by its presence, vows that it will not rain anymore and stays on the ground. Lakes dry out, green pastures turn yellow, and people are exhausted from the heat. Everything changes when the Rain meets a hearing-impaired little girl who loves dancing to the sound of rain drops.
Rights sold: French & Simplified Chinese
Paperback / 215 x 280 mm / 32 pages / Redhouse Kidz
written by Gabriella Ballin & illustrated by Daniela Volpari
When you are asleep, the Earth doesn’t stop turning. Many things happen on all the continents: a child in China is getting ready for school, a bear in Canada eats a snack. RIGHTS SOLD: Slovenian
Hardback / 300 x 200 mm / 36 pp / Les P’tits Beret
written by Marina Klink & illustrated by Cárcamo
Join the Klink family’s adventure around the world. Daddy’s name is Amyr and Mommy’s, Marina. Laura, Tamara and Marininha are their daughters. One day, mommy had a great idea! Let’s take the whole family with him the next time Daddy went for a travel.
Paperback / 270 x 205 mm / 40 pages / Companhias das Letrinhas
Written by Alicia Acosta & Luis Amavisca and Illustrated by Gusti
Ben likes to paint his nails, until some kids at school started teasing him. When Dad realizes why Ben is sad, he decides to paint his nails too. A touching story of tolerance.
Rights sold: Swedish
250 x 250 / 36 pages
World except Spanish, Catalan, Italian, English (UK/US), Korean & Portuguese (Brazil)
written & illustrated by Einat Tsarfati
A young girl in on the beach with her parents building a sand castle, but not any castle. A real castle with a seaside view. She is expecting guests – Kings and Queens from all around the world. They are having a good time until trouble starts over breakfast when the guests find sand in their food … Let the adventure begin!
Rights sold: English, Bulgarian, Danish, French, Hebrew, Italian, Spanish, Catalan, Simplified Chinese, Turkish & Japanese
Hardback / 210 x 270 / 48 pages / Einat Tsarfati
written & illustrated by André Rodrigues, Larissa Ribeiro, Paula Desgualdo & Pedro Markun
The animals couldn’t stop talking about one thing: the Lion had diverted the water from the river to build a swimming pool in his front burrow. This was the last straw. Outraged, the animals started to question whether the Lion should really be the king of the forest.
Rights sold: English (North America), Italian, Greek, Spanish, Catalan, Estonian, Portuguese (Portugal), Japanese, Complex Chinese, Korean, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Czech, Hebrew, German, Turkish & Bulgarian
Paperback / 205 x 205 / 48 pages / Companhias Das Letrinhas
written by Inka Pabst & illustrate by Mehrdad Zaeri
Peppi likes spending most of her time with grandma. But one day Peppi noticed something strange. It happened when they were playing French skipping. Normally, Peppi only managed to jump hip-high, as when the rope is on Grandma’s hip it reaches up to Peppi’s neck. But on that day, it only reached up until the belly.
RIGHTS SOLD: Korean & Persian. Continue reading
written by Kaja Lotman & illustrated by Marju Tammik
Mia is staying at her grandmother’s house. A ray of sunlight tickles Mia’s nose. “Wake up! Wake up! I’m bored,” beckons the sun. Mia can hear outside creaking and pattering noises. An extraordinary bird-life is waiting outside – she won’t believe her eyes and ears.
Hardback / 230 x 230 / 32 pages / Paike ja Pilv
written by Göknur Birincioğlu & illustrated byMaria Brzozowska
Once upon a time, there was a blind old archer who was in love with the sound of a bow when an arrow is shot. He crafted a harp and a lyre that would make the same sound. One day the archer gave this lyre as a gift to the wife of the weaver. When she played the lyre and sang, the silk would become magical. When the king ordered more and more silk to make his army even more powerful, the singer grew weary and lost her voice completely.
Paperback / 170 x 230 / 40 pp / Redhouse Kidz