written by Yeo-rim Yoon & illustrated by Sang-woo Chee
Meet a different group of animals in each page. But, if you look closely, you can spot one animal from each pack with a slightly different appearance – a pig with relatively pointy nose and a baby giraffe with a short neck. Despite their different appearance, they are friends and happy as they are!
Hardback / 40 pp / Woongjin Thinkbig
written & illustrated by Ji-eun Lee
A creative and fun story about a little girl who wants to spend time with her dad but her dad is always busy. Until one day her father looks different – he has turned into a paper dad. He needs his daughter to make him clothes and they start spending time together and having a lot of fun outside.
Rights sold: Japanese, Complex & Simplified Chinese
Hardback / 32 pp / Woongjin Thinkbig
written by Chae-wan Kim & illustrated by Won-hee Jo (illustrator winner of 2017 Ragazzi)
Once in a village, there lived a busy mum who was so busy that she didn’t have time to go out for a walk. She used to say to her yellow fluffy cat. “I wish I had been born a cat.” One day as she was doing her chores she said: “I could do with a cat’s paw.” And the yellow cat put his paw on her shoulder.
Hardback / 32pp / Woongjin Thinkbig
written by Anja Tuckermann & illustrated by Mehrdad Zaeri & Uli Krappen 
A man starts to dream that he is no longer a man going to work everyday but a flower. First he is a dandelion swinging in the wind, a red poppy with petals as soft as silk until he finally turns into a man again and dresses as a flower.
Hardback / 220 x 220 / 32pp / Tulipan Verlag
written by Regina Schwarz & illustrated by Julia Dürr
Come on let’s go travelling and pack every little thing… From the picnic fork to the striped pants. From the cereal bowl to the trombone. In the end everyone has to sit on the suitcase to close it. But crash-bang-boom the suitcase explodes and we have to start afresh.
Hardback / 230 x 250 / 36 pp / Tulipan Verlag
written by Barbara Rose & illustrated by Volker Fredrich
Aunt Lizzy is coming over. Leo likes aunt Lizzie
because she laughs a lot, but he doesn’t like her big mouth with red lipstick. ‘Give me a
kiss, little Leo,’ says aunt Lizzy pursing her lips. ‘Nope!’, Leo says, ‘I don’t want to.’ A fun story about kids’ deepest nightmare – giving a kiss!!
Hardback / 230 x 250 / 36 pp / Tulipan Verlag
written & illustrated by Hendrik Jonas
When it gets warm during springtime the birds sing and chirp in order to attract a partner. But it was different with little bird who couldn’t remember his mating song. A lovely story about difference and identity.
RIGHTS SOLD: English
Hardback / 215 x 200 / Tulipan Verlag
written & illustrated by Lorena Kaz
The place we call home may be much larger than we imagine – it is what the girl in this book notices as she grows up and conquers the world. A house may be large, small, of straw, of wood, of brick, a nest, a burrow or even a cloud. It all depends on where you feel most welcomed and happy.
Paperback / 205 x 2015 / 36 pp / Companhias das Letrinhas
written by Aidi Vallik & illustrated by Marja Liisa Plats
Two dogs start to eat. They each have their own bowl of food. But they soon wonder whether the food in the other bowl is better. A story about two old friends, jealousy leading to quarrel and a final reconciliation.
Hardback / 200 x 200 / 32 pages / Paike ja Pilv
written by Reeli Reinaus and illustrated by Marge Nelk
“I can’t sleep,” said Suzy, as she stepped into the living room. She had spent the past hour trying to fall asleep, but for some reason she just couldn’t. Maybe this was because she was the only one in the family who had to go to sleep this early – but then again, no one else in the family was four years old or went to daycare. “Count sheep!” answered her father.
A powerful and deep story about sleep, tales and family interaction. Hardback / 230 x 230 / 32 pages / Paike ja Pilv