Written by Göknur Birincioğlu and Illustrated by Merve Atılgan
Merope is one of the many stars in the sky. It is a little shy and afraid of not being able to spread its light. One icy night, it clings to the wind and falls from the sky on warm sheep’s wool! Its journey of self-discovery begins ….
Paperback / 220 x 220 mm / 32 pages / Redhouse Kidz
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Written by Kadri Kiho & illustrated by Stella Salumaa
When Endel the bus driver crossed the parking lot to work that morning, as cheerful as he ever was on a Thursday, he had no idea that day would be quite different. Whenever Endel put the bus into gear, Kati would announce the stops through the speakers in a mellow but confident tone. Yet, on this warm summer morning, something was very wrong. Kati didn’t respond when Endel said hello.
Hardback / 200 x 250 mm / 42 pages / Paike Ja Pilv
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written by Monika Undo & illustrated by Elina Sildre
Hugo works as a scarecrow in the garden and scares birds away from beds, bushes and cherry trees. The ragged-looking Hugo is feared and made fun of. One day, Hugo decides he doesn’t want to scare anyone anymore. But where can you find a new job if you can’t do anything but scare birds and play the harmonica?
Hardback / 200 x 250 mm / 32 pages / Paike Ja Pilv
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written by Karin Frimodig and Sara Berg and illustrated by Bettina Johansson
Our main character is at the cinema with Lola. The movie is about to start when Mum comes creeping in and Grandma nibbles at someone else’s popcorn. A new easy-to-read series in three parts.
Hardback / 155 x 210 / 36 pages/ Olika Forlag
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written by John and Johan Valencia and illustrated by Bettina Johansson
Under the Hawk’s Wings!” Zita shouts. All of the children run as fast as they can. But not Miriam. She walks slowly. Because her jumper is magic. So magical that the other children get angry and don’t want to play anymore. What should Miriam do now?
Hardback / 200 x 200 mm / 32 pages / Olika Forlag
Written by Marin Troshanov and illustrated by Nikolay Mihaylov
In the abandoned factory, five metal creatures, no bigger than a human’s palm, awaken to a new life. They draw energy from a mysterious Source – during the day they protect their flower garden from pests, sandstorms and acid rain, and at night they have strange dreams. The arrival of bug-like creatures sowing destruction and chaos challenges the new order. Will the new world of wonders withstand this everlasting conflict between good and evil?
Hardback / 210 х 297 mm / 90 pages / Marmot Books
Written by Kirsty Paxton and illustrated by Megan Lötter
One morning, a little boy with a big imagination draws a tiger. He’s just certain it’s a fearsome tiger! But his sister has doubts… it looks just like a line and a squiggle! As their debate takes off, suddenly the two siblings are thrown into a colourful world where make-believe and reality find a meeting place.
Paperback / 200 x 200 mm / 38 pages / Imagnary House
Written by Gabriela Rzepecka-Weiß and Illustrated by Magdalena Kozieł-Nowak
Pola is going to the forest with her family. It may be a little wet and there’s a risk of scratching one’s legs. So, it’s best to wear wellies, pants and a long-sleeved shirt. Let’s discover the forest and how to best behave to look after oneself and the environment.
Hardback / 230 x 270 mm / 32 pages / Dwukropek
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Written by Gabriela Rzepecka-Weiß and Illustrated by Maciej Szymanowicz
Flora, together with her parents and her best friend Pola, is vising her grandparents in the countryside. The journey is long and monotonous, so the parents one by one come up with magical lands through which a cheerful bus goes.
Hardback / 220 x 270 mm / 24 pages / Dwukropek
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Written by Gabriela Rzepecka-Weiß and Illustrated by Piotr Stachera
Frank and Felix are two brothers full of energy. Frank has lots of ideas, and Felix is always happy to join the fun. Together they are like two volcanoes, and Mum and Dad can barely keep up with them. In the evening, it is not easy to get them to sleep. So, Mum and Dad have thought of a game.
Hardback / 235 x 280 mm / 32 pages / Dwukropek
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