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Philosophical picture book Age: 8+ 19 x 14 cm 72 pages, end papers incl. Full colour illustrations All kinds of talk! Geert De Kockere Illustrated by Klaas Verplancke Fifteen sparkling and humoristic dialogues between animals about philosophical subjects. Cow and Hare talk about staying alive, Toad and Rat about the sense of life, Stork and Frog about perception, Pig and Magpie about beauty and ugliness, Grasshopper and Ladybird about being in love,… A good base to start philosophic discussions with children. With witty colourful illustrations by Klaas Verplancke, winner of the Bologna Ragazzi Award. Themes: dialogue, philosophy, friendship Rights sold: French, Portuguese (Brazil) Two rocks Elvis Peeters Illustrated by Frow Steeman Philosophical picture book Age: 8+ 19 x 14 cm 32 pages + end papers Full colour illustrations My sister and I each have a rock. My rock is hundred thousand years old. In the beginning you couldn’t lift it. It rose high above the sand like a tower. Mammoths pushed it, it was used as a sundial and later as a pyramid. After a while the stone was put on a ship. An artist made a sculpture out of it. The debris flew to all sides. My dad found a nice-looking piece and gave it to... me. An original approach to tell the evolution of a stone. Themes: stone, history, evolution 12
Graphic novel Age: 14+ 22,5 x 13 cm 176 pages, end papers incl. Illustrated The colours of the ghetto Aline Sax Illustrated by Caryl Strzelecki Warschau, October 1940. The part of the city where Misja lives, has been transformed into a ghetto. All the Jews from Warschau and the surroundings are put and imprisoned there. Illnesses, hunger and deportations gradually exterminate the population. Misja doesn’t want to reconcile himself to the situation. He looks for ways out of the ghetto, brings food to his family and joins the resistance… An intriguing story. At times both text and illustrations make you grasp for air. Themes: World War II, Jew, ghetto, resistance The little Panamarenko Brigitte Minne First title in a new art series Biography and Art book Age: 9+ 26,5 x 20,5 cm 128 pages + end papers With pictures Little Henri is fascinated by flying, beetles and birds. During World War II he sees planes and submarines for the first time in his life. When he grows older he plays mischief with his friends and gets expelled from school. One day he is enrolled in the Art Academy. It feels like coming home! Now, he has to find a suitable name… The author of this book spoke with the artist Panamarenko and reconstructed his childhood in Antwerp. A fascinating book with numerous art pictures and family pictures that have never been published before. Themes: childhood, Panamarenko, art 13
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