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      • KaleaBook

        We love books about everything and can’t get enough of them. Because books are much more than letters and colours on paper. Books are adventures, experiences and feelings. In books you can find friends, like-minded people or evil villains against whom you can defend yourself. Every time you read a book, a spark of magic jumps over into our “real” life and enriches it. As passionate graphic designers we not only care about stories, but also about the beauty, diversity and creativity of a book. We love to invent new fantasy worlds and to design figures. We also want our stories to make you smile and invite you to immerse yourself in unknown worlds and simply give you pleasure.

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      • Kalem Agency

        Founded in Istanbul, Turkey, Kalem Literary Agency represents numerous renowned Turkish authors among them the most prominent and established assets of contemporary Turkish literature and classical masters. Our search for emerging voices and perseverance to support and nurture newly developing talents goes hand in hand with our respect for the roots of Turkish Literary tradition. The number of the contracts Kalem Literary Agency has made to represent and disseminate Turkish literature abroad in 53 languages has exceeded 2.106 by 2017. Even if our focus is on fiction that ranges from high-quality literary works to commercial titles with mass-market appeal, we also represent non-fiction titles. Besides representing Turkish language rights, Kalem Agency also works as a sub-agent for publishers and literary agencies abroad. Our main objective is to match the right publishers with just the right titles. Kalem Agency organizes the first and only international literary festival in Turkey: Organized in 2009 for the first time, ITEF-Istanbul International Literature Festival creates a space that ensures the cooperation of Turkish authors and publishers with foreign publishers, editors, translators and authors.

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      • Elina Book 4

        Elina in 3-Star Pet Hotel

        by Written by: Mojgan Kalhor, Illustrated by: Sarah Rabibzadeh

        My name is Elina. My friends call me Eli. I love going going to the parties, pizzas, and cellphones. But of course, I don’t have my own cellphone so I have to beg my mom to give me hers. I want to tell you two secrets: I hate homework and Fresh-herb Kuku.   Isn’t Elina all of us? She is an absolute powerhouse, who seeks adventure and fun and runs away from discipline and homework. Elina has the most imaginative mind around her and with her little brother, Mani, and a few good friends, she wants to make the world a better place. But first things first, she needs to ditch her mom and their nosy neighbour, who is an old lady. Mojgan Kalhor has created a lovely character, who is a sweet girl. All the young readers would love to read her stories and her honest, yet problematic accounts of the mischievous things she does. Moreover, the books are filled with interesting facts about nature, which are presented in the most interesting of ways. Along with Kalhor’s fascinating narrative, we must proudly mention the books’ illustrations. Sarah Tabibzadeh, an internationally acclaimed illustrator, has made Elina alive with her fun and simple drawings. The readers’ minds will explore Elina’s world through fun illustrations. This brand new series is perfect for children who love fun stories, and are beginner readers themselves. Short sentences, simple wording, and hilarious stories are what they really want!

      • Draw a Human1

        by Fariba Kalhor

        It seems that Uncle Painter is not a good artist at all. Saba asks Uncle Painter to draw a human being. Nevertheless, he draws a mouse. Saba explains that mice eat cheese and human beings eat everything. Uncle Painter draws a mouse with a fridge full of food. But, Saba says that mice have tails and human beings do not. Uncle Painter starts again. Yet, human beings do not live in nests. Saba has to explain all these points for Uncle Painter.Now, we must wait to see if Uncle Painter knows the difference between mice and human beings.

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