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      Poop!
      Nature, the natural world (Children's/YA)
      2018

      Poop!

      by Beatriz Giménez de Ory

      Interactive board book features riddles as poems about 7 different poops of the animal kingdom, and images that transform as you turn the page to reveal magically the answer. Rabbit, sheep, sloth, beetle, seagull, hippo, and whale describe the specifics of their respective excretions in an uninhibited, factual, and natural way, and with witty verses.The final two pages briefly list additional information about each animal poop. White Ravens Award. 2019 (Germany), Ibby Medal, 2019 (Chile), Brain Child Award, 2021 (USA), Best of Banco del Libro, 2022 (Venezuela)

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      Crack!
      Nature, the natural world (Children's/YA)
      2018

      Crack!

      by Beatriz Giménez de Ory

      Enchanting book that combines verse, illustration and pop-up technique to place ourselves with originality before that eternal mystery and source of Introduce budding scientists to a fun STEM topic — eggs! This interactive board book features riddles about the different eggs of the animal kingdom, and images that transform as you turn the page to reveal the answer. Seven eggs break as you turn the pages, revealing the species (python, seahorse, octopus, emu, hedgehog, penguin, and Darwin’s Frog) that hatch after reading the verses / riddles. Includes fact-packed educational notes about eggs and what we can learn from them. New York Big Books Award (USA), 2021; Cuatrogatos Fundación (USA-Cuba), 2020; Best of Banco del Libro (Venezuela), 2022; Colibrí Ibby (Chile), 2019

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      Tchaikovsky: The Seasons - Picture Book

      Tchaikovsky: The Seasons - Picture Book

      by Editor-in-chief Zhang Mingzhou

      Tchaikovsky: The Seasons - Picture Book Series, chief-edited by Zhang Mingzhou, the former president of the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY), is a set of picture books presenting the arts of music, literature, and drawing. The book series uses Tchaikovsky's piano suite "The Seasons" as the theme music, with the famous Russian pianist Andrei Ivanovich being invited to play the music (readers can scan the QR code and then listen). As the music mingles with vigorous poetry penned by renowned Russian writers including Pushkin and Tolstoy, the book creates a picturesque natural scene under the drawing pens of Oleynikov, winner of the Hans Christian Andersen Award for Illustration, Antonenkov, Gui Tuzi, Ma Xiaode, and other Chinese and Russian illustrators, allowing children to appreciate the beauty of nature in poetic reading

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      The Forest
      2022

      The Forest

      by Sebastián Ilabaca

      This large-size wimmel-boardbook in leporello format can be opened to a length of nearly three-and-a-half metres. It invites you on an immersive journey through the woods. On the one hand you will find the secret life of a forest populated by flora and fauna that seem enchanted. A journey to the depths of the forest where we observe how dozens of animals coexist, walking, exploring, singing, playing, running, playing instruments, dancing, bathing, hugging and taking care of each other. On the other side, a farm with inhabitants who love their environment and cultivate it. 10 flaps to discover hidden animals. Back cover brings a quote from the painter Henri Matisse. Awards: Fundación Cuatrogatos, USA, 2022; “The Best of Banco del Libro”, Venezuela, 2022; Colibrí Medal 2023, Ibby Chile; Best Picture Book 2023, Ministry of Culture, Chile

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      Miss Coquette
      August 2021

      Miss Coquette

      by Anselme Djeukam / Eldine

      Coquette, the prettiest girl in her family, has a dream. She wants to become a star in town. This morning, it’s the election for Miss Barnyard. Everyone is busy. Coquette is obviously the favorite. Mother Hen goes to wake her up. And... surprise! Coquette is not there.

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      La mujer de la guarda
      May 2016

      La mujer de la guarda

      by Sara Bertrand, Alejandra Algorta

      Jacinta wants to know how her mother is able to breathe inside the coffin, but her aunts tell her it’s better if she concentrates in taking care of her brothers. Jacinta remembers some things about her mum, like the sound of the spoon in the cup when she stirred the milk until it was smooth. When her father arrives early, Jacinta and her brothers eat together and laugh at dessert time when he draws milk toffees and chewing gum from behind their ears. Jacinta is a weirdo in a world where other children have a mother. Jacinta has no guardian angel, but a woman traveling on a blue horse watches over her.

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      A Dreamland of Prince
      Children's & YA
      August 2016

      A Dreamland of Prince

      by QIN Wenjun

      Compared with the previous calm and beautiful life Prince has had, Prince’s life now is extreme misery. Prince finds out that all of the animals who always help him are actually his disappeared friends, and they tell Prince that the mysterious long lane behind the wall in his father's study is very dangerous, once you are not discreet enough, you might convert into animals immediately. Prince also finds that after their converting, they are all animalized, although they can understand what Prince says, but what they can do is little. The wolf who appeared in Prince’s bedroom comes to see Prince again telling him that he is a messenger of his father, and what his father wants the wolf to report is exactly what Prince’s animal friends have said: do not enter this lane again even Prince wants to save his friends and family, because Prince needs to take risks alone. Prince realizes that this long lane is the key to solving all of these absurdities, and he has to embark on his new adventure.

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      An Eventful Night of Prince
      Children's & YA
      August 2016

      An Eventful Night of Prince

      by QIN Wenjun

      Prince is a fifth grade little boy, and his family has moved into an old house with some gruesome legends spreading about this old house. Prince’s grandmother tells Prince that Prince’s father is the one who insists on buying this old house without giving any reasons, but he goes abroad after their moving in. For Prince, as long as Prince’s mother accompany with Prince, he never feels anything wrong with this house until one night Prince is waked up by a wolf appearing at his bedroom and he finds that his mother has left with a note saying that she is going to take his grandmother home. A series of weird things start to happen one after another: a mysterious long lane behind a wall of Prince’s father’s study; Prince’s friends somehow disappear in the lane when they get inside of the wall; several animals come to Prince to help him; Prince’s grandmother appears and tells Prince that his mother is not with her… An unknown world is in front of Prince, and what Prince has to confront is just the tip for the iceberg.

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      A Secret Messenger of Prince
      Children's & YA
      August 2016

      A Secret Messenger of Prince

      by Qin Wenjun

      In order to save his friends and family from the horrible miseries, Prince decides to go inside the mysterious long lane with the company of the wolf who claims that he is the messenger of Prince’s father. The world behind the mysterious long lane is out of imagination, Prince is too young to deal with all of the dangerous situations, and he is almost turned into a dog as what his friends has experienced. Although the wolf has saved Prince, the situation the wolf confronts goes worse. However, Prince endures all with his resilience, bravery and his love for his friends and family, he finally finds out that all of the terrible things are originated from a curse of a corpse bride. The place she died at is exactly where Prince’s house is located. With the help of all of his animal friends and the wolf, Prince goes inside the mysterious long lane again to break the curse. Finally, all of the curses are eliminated. All of Prince’s friends turn to be humans again, and Prince thrillingly finds out that the wolf is actually his father, and mother is one of the animals among his animal friends; they support Prince all the time with their selfless love. Life eventually goes back to the right track. Bravery, love and trust will always prevail.

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      Bichosos (Bugsful)
      Picture storybooks
      2009

      Bichosos (Bugsful)

      by Manuel Marín

      This book is an allegory of flat strokes, whose slopes reveal tridimensional bugs, blissful to show us their transparent shapes. A reading that goes beyond the visual and takes us away from these tiny beings whose geometry increases before our eyes. The line takes us through their folds and extensions, and over to the pages which will be swarming with bugs!

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      Tortugas en el espacio de papel (Paper's turtules in the space)
      Art: general interest (Children's/YA)
      2013

      Tortugas en el espacio de papel (Paper's turtules in the space)

      by Manuel Marín

      In this book the artist makes an essay about the different shapes of the turtles by going around space and folding the paper. Eight turtle sculptures made of paper and created by Manuel Marín shows us by constructing step by space each piece the basics of concave or convex since they can be assembled either from outside or inside.

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      Los animales de El Bosco (The Animals of Hieronymus Bosch)
      Art: general interest (Children's/YA)
      2017

      Los animales de El Bosco (The Animals of Hieronymus Bosch)

      by Manuel Marín

      The first artist to enter the realm of fantasy was Hieronymus Bosch. He revels in the delights of pleasure. He relishes eating giant fruits, running on water and flying on top of a fish. He is joyful without even realizing it. Bosch is also aware that serenity and calmness let things be seen as they are. No one before had ever seen our feelings as we get lost in the madness of invisible realities.

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      La isla de los lagartos (The Island of the lizards)
      Interactive & activity books & packs
      2017

      La isla de los lagartos (The Island of the lizards)

      by Manuel Marín

      Life seeks the most simple ways toward efficiency. In this case, these lizards are a cylinder with variations. The form translates into volume, which in its variations presents itself as Figures. Every figure has volume that has height, width, and length, all which interact together. Form, figure, volume, simplicity, variation, variables. The combination of all of this helps us to appreciate the beauty in animals’ bodies. 10 paper cut- out sculptures to assemble the lizards.

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      Animales en el aire de papel (Paper's animals in the air)
      Picture books
      2008

      Animales en el aire de papel (Paper's animals in the air)

      by Manuel Marín

      Paper is not a boring surface if the chicharreta, lilibela, or totoleta wait to be detached, folded and bent to reveal their tridimensional volume, their balance and dimension in space. They allow us to reflect on and understand the role they play in the artistic creation of space and shape. It’s an experience that brings us closer to the basic elements of modern art.

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      Las cosas de Orozco siempre piensan de otra manera (Orozco’s Objects Always Think Otherwise)
      Educational: Art & design

      Las cosas de Orozco siempre piensan de otra manera (Orozco’s Objects Always Think Otherwise)

      by Manuel Marín, José Clemente Orozco

      “José Clemente Orozco realized that objects and animals see us with other faces, and he drew the sensations produced by these gazes, as seen in his sketches in this book,” says Marín. Orozco paints objects, shows that they are useful artifacts for seeing things like sensations. They are rare, and their uses aren’t what they should be.

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    • One Quiet Sunday
      Children's & YA

      One Quiet Sunday

      by Sunmi Lee

      *IBBY Silent Books (2021) A picture book that shows a variety of emotions and perspectives in a concise and humorous way On a peaceful Sunday, this book shows the diversity of perspectives that four people associate with the pink paint bucket falling from the roof. In the main image, with no text, the sequence of events that occur as the paint pail on the roof is poured onto the floor to paint the roof is shown. In the back of the book, which is written together with all the images shown above, serves to tell each character’s moment that they met in their stance. The book unravels the same event from the different perspectives of the four characters.

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    • LEO IS NOT AN ALIEN/LEO NO ES UN EXTRATERRESTRE

      LEO IS NOT AN ALIEN/LEO NO ES UN EXTRATERRESTRE

      by David Gómez, Susanna Peix, Carolina Luzón

      Leo is a child with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder), he doesn’t know how to express his emotions with words, so his parents are very worried because they can’t communicate with him. Sometimes he behaves like a gorilla that hits everything in its reach, other times like a caged tiger and sometimes he cries a lot. But one day Leo learns to communicate with words, although none comes out of his mouth. A beautiful poetic text full of sensitivity and empathy. Carolina Luzón’s illustrations, a mixture of techniques and collage, show a poetic and realistic image to immerse ourselves in Leo’s metaphorical universe.

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    • Hoppy the Lark. Impossible is just another word
      Children's & YA

      Hoppy the Lark. Impossible is just another word

      by Alex Donovici

      "Tup!" - a cute exclamation that defines a jump or a fast unexpected movement. But this name goes beyon the positive personality of one of the most recognizible children's books characters in Romania. Reading the first volume you will find that the courage has nothing to do with the size of your body, but rather how big your soul is. That is exactly what all the animals of the forest realised when, to their surprise, their forest was saved by a tiny lark with no wings and tiny legs. The entire collection is beautifully illustrated by Stela Damaschin-Popa, who has received the IBBY Honorary Award and was also nominated for two consecutive years for the Astrid Lindgred Memorial Award.

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