Pri Ferrari
Boys are used to hearing from grownups that they cannot cry, feel or act the same way as girls do. But the truth is that boy’s stuff is whenever they want it to be: a little boy can cry when he is feeling sad, hug a friend when he is happy or play with a doll instead of a ball if he prefers it. The companion book of GIRL’S STUFF.
RIGHTS SOLD: Portuguese, Spanish (LA)
Pilar Serrano & Agnese Baruzzi
Daisy has prepared food for her chicks. Delicious worms and corns. Wait a minute…What is that green thing? What do you mean? Let me tell you the story of Broccoli’s adventure.
RIGHTS SOLD: Spanish, Catalan, Italian, English (UK&US) & Korean
written by Margarita de Mazo and illustrated by José Fragoso
In a peaceful kingdom, where time trickled by without haste, princess called Jill was born. The queen and king had always wanted a little girl whose hair they could put into ringlets. Jill was very curious and she soon learned to crawl, but Jill could never sit still!
Rights sold: Italian, English (UK/USA)
Paperback / 275 x 255 / 44 pages / NubeOcho Ediciones
Written by Dolores Brown and Illustrated by Reza Dalvand
Sometimes when you want something very much, you have the feeling that it takes too long to arrive. ”We waited for you for so long. And one day finally, you arrived.” A deeply touching book about the wait when adopting a child, the arrival and the unconditional love of the adopting parents.
Rights sold: Korea, Portuguese (Portugal)
Hardback / 220 x 290 cm / 36 pages / NubeOcho
Daniel Fehr & Pauline Reeves
Somebody painted this wall…Who was it?
– It wasn’t me!
– I would never do something like this!
– I don’t even have paint brushes!
It is not easy to acknowledge our mistakes.
RIGHTS SOLD: Spanish, Catalan, Italian & English (UK/US), Korean, Portuguese
written by Kirsty Paxton & illustrated by Megan Lötter
What if your drawings magically came to life only to have the character turn out to be a rather demanding art critic! In this tale we follow an imaginative child who draws a giraffe out of chalk and is surprised when her creation comes to life.
RIGHTS SOLD: English (North America) & Korean
Paperback / 200 x 200 / 40 pages / Imagnary House
written by Jung Chang-hoon & illustrated by Jang Ho
The moon shines in the dark sky after the sun has disappeared. It is the nearest world from the Earth. It doesn’t shine by itself, unlike the Sun. Find out lots of exciting facts about the moon in this stunning book.
Woongjin Thinkbig/ 245 x 260 / 36 pages
World except Korean, Portuguese (Br), German, Simplified Chinese, French & Dutch
written by Jeongmin Shin & illustrated by Sookeun Shim
Jinee is scared to feed the dog. It seems like there is someone in the deep, dark night. Jinee doesn’t even want to go out when it rains. One day, a big dinosaur appears in front of Jinee and starts accompanying him everywhere.
Hardback / Woongjing Thinkbig
written by Alexander Eichhorn and illustrated by Birgit Schössow
Most of the classic Yoga exercises – Asanas – are named after animals. And indeed, many of them are self-explanatory: The cat arches its back, the cobra raises its upper body and the lion roars. In a playful way, children are introduced to yoga-positions which support body awareness, concentration and fantasy.
Rights sold: Swedish
Hardback / 220 x 220 / 44 pp / Tulipan Verlag
written by Andrea Schomburg & illustrated by Dorothee Mahnkopf
Why sport is great? That’s obvious: Because there is so much more to it than the aspect of winning: It is fun no matter whether you are sporty or not. From the trampoline to the moon it is just one jump and the clim-bing wall turns into Mount Everest…
Hardback / 220 x 220 / 36 pp / Tulipan Verlag