Category Archives: Picture Books

The Visit

written by Anti Saar and illustrated by Anna Ring

A boy, who lost a grandmother in spring, decides to visit his grandfather when autumn comes. There are many apples in the grandfathers garden. A moment before taking a bite, he spots a hole with a small worm, who asks him to follow. You will find several holes in this book marking the route of this worm through memories. Numbers by the holes help the reader to find the way through. It’s a real labyrinth that is designed into the book and you can go through it (solve it). It’s like a memorial maze. Paike ja Pilv / Paperback novelty / 210 x 210 / 32 pages

How Sara Grew Up

written by Liis Sein and illustrated by Anne Linnamägi
This is Saara’s birthday. She is now four years old. Above all things on Earth she wants to grow up. And fly with a balloon through the clouds, travel to the kingdom of lions, do some magic and tricks, make the sweetest cake and search for treasures deep underground. Saara tries many things, but nobody seems to notice her growing at all. Only grandfather sees it, encourages her and together they find Saara’s very first treasure.

Paike ja Pilv / hardback / 200 x 250 / 36 pages

Hedgehog and the Exhibit

written by Özge Bahar Sunar & illustrated by Ceyhun Şen

In a class set amidst a beautiful forest the teacher gives an assignment to her students, they need to practice writing the letter A. But Hedgehog is worried as he injured his forefeet and cannot hold a pencil. Readers finds out how it is possible to overcome any situation through creativity.

Rights Sold: Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Macedonian, Korean, Simplified & Complex Chinese

Paperback / 240 x 240 / 32 pages / Redhouse Kidz

The Master of Bicycles

written by Özge Bahar Sunar & illustrated by Aleksandra Fabia

Minti finally has the bicycle he has been dreaming of for ages, but there is one problem: he doesn’t know how to ride it. Minti visits three bicycle shops in the village and meets three masters with each a method of their own. Minti explores how to ride a bicycle as he and his two friends visit these unexpected  masters. A poetic tale about learning something new with the support and the help of others. Continue reading →

Awfully Nice Things

written & illustrated by Miriam Zedelius
A witty wordless book featuring short scenes from daily life – family luck, counting sheep to fall asleep, love letter … with a funny and unexpected twist. Miriam Zedelius studied illustration in Liepzig and Granada.

Hardback / 195 x 180 / 64 pages / Tulipan Verlag

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The Legend of Kamtsa and Bar Kamtsa

written by Shoham Smith & illustrated by Einat Tsarfati

A wealthy man decides to throw a big party and sends his servant to invite to a close friend. But instead he invites  the wealthy man’s worst enemy. Will they seize the moment to make peace or will a greater dispute break out? This modern retelling of one of the most famous Jewish legends will appeal to every child who quarrels and makes peace with his friends.  WHITE RAVENS 2017 / RIGHTS SOLD: Italian

Oops! What Have I Become

written & illustrated by Elif Yemenici

A little girl wakes up and leaves home to start working on the garden. Her family has lush lemon trees and it is time to pick the lemons. As she starts dreaming upon seeing a bird flying happily over the trees. She dreams of being a bird and flying to different countries in the world, and then being a snail and carrying her home on her back. Set in an Aegean village, detailed illustrations will brighten you up just like a glass of cold lemonade on a hot summer day. Continue reading →

Always a Little More

written by Özge Bahar Sunar & illustrated by Özlem Isıyel

A little girl is preparing for a school exhibition, where each student will prepare a handmade sea creature. She works for hours but in the end her work is smashed into pieces because of a clumsy friend. There are minutes left to the great exhibition and she needs to come up with a solution. This story shows us the special bond between a mother and her daughter. Continue reading →

The Secret Cat Bakery

written by Helena Läks & illustrated by Regina Lukk-Toompere

In a blue wooden house live two cats – Kirp (Flea) and Wilbur – together with humans – Emm (Mum), Iss (Dad) and Hõbe (Silver). One day, while the cats are home alone, they discover a secret passage hidden behind an old oven. This tunnel gives them the idea to drop their paws into flour that will soon bring along many adventures! RIGHTS SOLD: Polish

Hardback / 48 pages / 21.6 cm x 24.5 cm / Paike ja Pilv