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About the editors Annie Everall is a Director of ‘Authors Aloud UK’ and a children’s books, libraries and reading consultant. During her career she has developed and managed a range of award winning innovative library services and reading initiatives in the UK including the Derbyshire Big Book Bash for Children in Care, Derbyshire Book Pushers programme of teenage reading advocates, the Birmingham Centre for the Child, The Young Readers UK children’s literature festival and the Stories from the Web online reader development initiative. She is a children’s book reviewer, serves on the CILIP School Libraries Group committee and the Journal of Librarianship and Information Science editorial board. She has been Chair of the CILIP Youth Libraries Group and the Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Awards. She has been the UK representative on the Libraries for Children and Young Adults section committee of IFLA and is currently Chair of the Literacy & Reading Section. In 2001 she was awarded the OBE (Order of the British Empire) for services to children’s books and libraries. Viviana Quiñones, from Argentina and France, has worked since 1985 at the French National Centre for Children’s Literature – formerly known as La Joie par les livres – which became part of the Bibliothèque nationale de France in 2008. At its International Department, she has cooperated with African librarians and publishers since 1987. She has developed the collection of African books for young people and promoted them through exhibitions. She was a founder of the journal for children’s librarians Takam Tikou in 1989 and has been its editor and contributor since then. She has managed an African network for children’s reading and taught many training sessions in different countries. She edited the best-selling handbook Faire vivre une bibliothèque jeunesse : Guide de l’animateur (2005) and has published numerous articles and papers. She is a standing committee member of IFLA section Libraries for Children and Young Adults since 2007; she initiated its Sister Library programme in 2009 and is currently Chair of the section. http://www.ifla.org/en/node/6718 Illustrations by David Pintor, www.davidpintor.com Design by Ursula Held, ursula@helddesign.com The World through Picture Books / Edited by Annie Everall and Viviana Quiñones The Hague, IFLA Headquarters, 2015 – 218 p. 30 cm. (IFLA Professional Reports: 136) ISSN 0168-1931 Annie Everall and Viviana Quiñones, 2015. This work (except book covers and other images) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (Unported) license. To view a copy of this license, visit: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
the world through picture books Contents 5 Foreword 7 The World through Picture Books 7 Aims of the Programme 7 Criteria for Book Selection 7 Information required for each title 8 Country Participation 8 Information on the Selections 8 Book Exhibitions 8 Presentations at IFLA Conferences 8 Impact of the Programme 9 Ideas for using The World through Picture Books 11 Book Purchase 11 What next? 13 Algeria 16 Argentina 20 Australia 24 Benin 28 Brazil 33 Cameroon 36 Colombia 39 Croatia 44 Denmark 48 Estonia 52 Finland 55 France 58 Germany 61 Greenland 64 Guadeloupe (France) 68 Guyane (France) 72 Haiti 76 Hungary 80 India 83 Italy 89 Ivory Coast 93 Japan 97 Korea (Republic of) 101 Lebanon 104 Madagascar 108 Mali 111 Martinique (France) 114 Mauritius 117 Netherlands 120 New Zealand 123 Nigeria 126 Norway 130 Philippines 133 Poland 139 Qatar 143 Quebec (Canada) 147 Reunion Island (France) 153 Romania 157 Russian Federation 161 Senegal 164 Serbia 167 Singapore 170 Slovenia 181 South Africa 184 Spain 189 Sweden 192 Switzerland 198 Togo 202 Turkey 208 United Arab Emirates 212 United Kingdom 216 USA
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Page 10 and 11: Country Participation Fifty-two sel
Page 12 and 13: With children - Choose a country; e
Page 15 and 16: Books from Algeria Contact: Zahia M
Page 17 and 18: 7 Yasmine Briki • Nesrine Briki,
Page 19 and 20: 3 Claudia Legnazzi Tuk es Tuk [Tuk
Page 21 and 22: 9 María Teresa Andruetto • Istva
Page 23 and 24: 1 Mem Fox • Julie Vivas, ill. Pos
Page 25 and 26: 9 Shaun Tan The Lost Thing Hodder C
Page 27 and 28: 3 Alexandre Gbado • Claude Adjaka
Page 29 and 30: 9 Gustave Akakpo • Kudzovi B. Nor
Page 31 and 32: 2 Bartolomeu Campos de Queirós •
Page 33 and 34: 7 Odilon Moraes Pedro e lua [Peter
Page 35 and 36: Books from Cameroon Contact: Vivian
Page 37 and 38: 6 Alain-Serge Dzotap • Philippe D
Page 39 and 40: 3 Ivar Da Coll Hamamelis, Miosotis
Page 41 and 42: Books from Croatia Contact: Dajana
Page 43 and 44: 5 Svjetlan Junaković Ljubav spaša
Page 45 and 46: 8 Sonja Zubović • Marijana Jeli
Page 47 and 48: 3 Mette Moestrup • Charlotte Pard
Page 49 and 50: 9 Jakob Martin Strid Lille Frø [Li
Page 51 and 52: 3 Silvi Väljal Jussikese seitse s
Page 53 and 54: 9 Andrus Kivirähk • Anne Pikkov,
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3 Aino Havukainen • Sami Toivonen
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Books from France Contact: Nathalie
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7 Pierre Delye • Martine Bourre,
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3 Helme Heine Freunde [Friends] Bel
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Books from Greenland Contact: Mette
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7 Stinne Jacobsen • Nikolaj Themo
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2 Laure Galvani Toc, toc, toc ! C
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8 Jaël Pedro • Sophie Mondésir,
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3 Dominique Petit Virollet • Vane
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9 Caroline Boutard • Anne-Cécile
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3 Marlène Étienne • Chevelin Dj
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9 Bernadette Saint-Paul • Régina
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3 Csukás István • Sajdik Ferenc
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9 Szegedi Katalin Lenka [Lenka] Csi
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3 Shankar • Pulak Biswas, ill. Mo
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Books from Italy Contact: Antonella
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3 Antonella Abbatiello La cosa più
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7 Nicola Grossi Orso, buco! [Bear,
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Books from Ivory Coast Contact : Ch
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4 Michelle Tanon-Lora • Assi Séb
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Books from Japan Contact: Kazuko Yo
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6 Masamoto Nasu • Shigeo Nishimur
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Books from Contact: Yunmee Jang yun
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6 Hyang Rang Choi 십장생을 찾
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Books from Lebanon Contact: Hala Bi
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8 Rania Zaghir • Racelle Ishak, i
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3 Cryber Mananto, Razanadriaka Lala
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9 Joseph Betalata • Patou, ill. L
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4 Moussa Konaté, Aly Zoromé, ill.
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Books from Martinique (France) Cont
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5 Nicole Noizet • Javie Munoz, il
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4 Amarnath Hosany • Thierry Perma
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Books from the Contact: Ingrid Bon
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8 Hans de Beer Ijsbeer in de tropen
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3 Betty Gilderdale • Alan Gilderd
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Books from Nigeria Contact: Virgini
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7 Fatima Akilu • Mustapha Bulama,
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2 Stian Hole • Stian Hole, ill. G
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9 Tor Åge Bringsværd • Thore Ha
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4 Annie Denise, Angelika Lumbao •
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Books from Poland Contact: Maria Ku
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4 Marta Ignerska • Przemyslaw Wec
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8 Janusz Stanny O Malarzu rudym jak
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Books from Qatar Contact: Amira Abe
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3 Kaltham Al Ghanim • Khaled Al F
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Books from Quebec Contact: Marie Fr
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6 Lili Chartrand • Rogé, ill. Le
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Books from Contacts: Linda Koo Seen
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2 Robi • Maîté Chaveron, ill. E
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7 Christophe David • François Ca
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Books from Romania Contact: Ruxandr
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5 Otilia Cazimir • Anamaria Smige
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Books from Contact: Irina Mikhnova
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6 Vadim Gusev Про что вну
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Books from Senegal Contact: Viviana
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6 7 Awa Ndir Seck • Falilou Fall,
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3 Dejan Aleksić • Boris Kuzmanov
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Books from Singapore Contact: Ian Y
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7 David Seow • Enrico Sallustio,
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It remains our aim to draw up a fol
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3 Fran Levstik • Roža Piščanec
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5 Frane Milčinski-Ježek • Goraz
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7 Ela Peroci • Lidija Osterc, ill
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9 Josip Vandot • adapted by Andre
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Books from Contact: Jay Heale jayhe
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8 Elinor Batezat Sisulu • Sharon
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2 Ricardo Gómez • Tesa González
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7 Tàssies Noms robats [Stolen Name
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Books from Sweden Contact: Ingrid K
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8 Sven Nordqvist Pannkakstårtan [T
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2 Albertine Marta et la bicyclette
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6 Peter Stamm • Hannes Binder, il
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10 Valérie Losa Sapore Italiano. P
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2 Koffivi Assem • KanAd, ill. Ha
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8 Asim • KamAd, ill. À la recher
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1 Melike Günyüz, Buket Topakoğlu
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5 Fatma Kabadayı • Ayşegül Co
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9 Aytul Akal • Eren Dedeleroğlu,
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3 Abir Ballan • Maya Fidawi, ill.
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8 Kifah Bu Ali • Betania Zacarias
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2 Quentin Blake Mr Magnolia Random
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8 Shirley Hughes Dogger Random Hous
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3 Mo Willems Don’t Let the Pigeon
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