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Lucia likes to observe things how Fiona the turtle always arrives in time for breakfast, how Vicenzo the fish likes hidding in the seaweeds, how Bonsai loves hidding mom\'s slippers....but most of all Lucia loves to draw Fiona, Vicenzo, Bonsai and everything that surrounds her! (posted on 2012-02-18)

Al Cole!

It's Lucie's first day at school tomorrow and it's time to prepare her school bag! A new collection for young readers, with sheets of cardboard. Stories full of humor and tenderness to enjoy for 3-year olds, alone or in company of parents or older brothers who can help to interpret the text. Four titles...[more] (posted on 2012-02-18)

Adiós a la tierra de colores vivos

Four stories about the last day of childhood, about the day when a child suddenly realizes that in life some things gets lost and sometimes you have to make tough choices. In the first story (A mortal with the net) a boy gets lost in the internet clouds, while in the second story (Hidden treasures)...[more] (posted on 2012-02-18)

El Puchero del Cuentacuentos

In the storytelling pot, many stories are cooking for us to hear! The tale of the 10 mouses drinking hot chocolate. And of course there is a cat, trying to catch the mouses, but that will end up at the bottom of the river. El Puchero del Cuentacuentos was awarded the 2009 PREMIO EUSKADI for ILUSTRACION (posted on 2012-02-18)

Blanquita

Blanquita is a cow without spots. It is different from the others. When it hides by the white stable, it is perfectly invisible, as it blends with the wall. But thanks to her special coat, Blanquita will have her life saved (posted on 2012-02-18)

La Melena de Antonio

On Antonio\'s head stood a huge cloud. A drop fell first. Then dropped three. And finally, one million... And a beautiful mane grew, that Antonio took proudly around! (posted on 2012-02-18)

Naranjas de Luna

This poetic love story tells of the journey of a cat looking for special orange to cure its beloved cat. As it doesn’t find them in any country, it goes to the Moon. Finally, it comes back with moon oranges for its white cat. With the juice, the cat gets its meow, its forgotten singing. (posted on 2012-02-18)

Llora que llueve

This story is about a young and happy little cloud who wishes to be able to rain. His mother tells him that as soon as he grows up he will be able to do it. As soon as his birthday comes he receives a beautiful gift: a ball with the colours of the rainbow. while he\'s playing with his friends, a terrible...[more] (posted on 2012-02-16)

Juan Hormiga

John the Ant is the best storyteller in the whole ant\'s nest, he is so good at telling the amazing adventures of his grandfather that the other ants stop working only to listen to him and forget how lazy he can be. One day John the Ant decides that it\'s time to live his own adventures and goes away...[more] (posted on 2012-02-16)

Donde están mis gafas?

The plump protagonist of this tale has lost his glasses. He searches under the table, in the refrigerator, in his dog\'s mouth (which has everything, from mobiles to butterflies, but no sign of the glasses) ... He searches through the house, desperate, but no glasses, nowhere... (posted on 2012-02-16)

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La vela que no se apagaba y otros misterios con solución

One day an arctic explorer finds a hot cookies hidden in the northern ice, a scuba diver finds a burning candle in the middle of a coral reef, a paleontologist finds a piano in a Peruvian cave and an astronaut a dwarf palm tree floating in the space. The whole world goes crazy trying to find out where...[more] (posted on 2012-02-16)

Robinsón Cruasán

A Robinson survives in his planetary island. Nothing breaks the routine production of coconuts, his staple food, until one day, a perfect croissant, a food of the gods, reaches the beach. But Friday also has an appetite for pastries and the croissant triggers the most spectacular chase ever seen on that...[more] (posted on 2012-02-16)

Por qué los Gatos no Llevan Sombrero?

Have you ever wondered why you have so many things? Why cats do not wear hats? What trees have no pockets? Why oil repels water? Why we dye our hair? Some things are hidden beneath others. How many things are you wearing and carrying that are not yours? Remove them and be yourself, whatever you are....[more] (posted on 2012-02-16)

Dónde está Babia?

Babia disappears and nobody cares. Babia does show on maps, because Babia not going down a path, he travels with his eyes: looking at the raindrops on the glass or by following the flight of a speck of dust, looking at the flames of the fire or reviewing the contour of the roof. The beauty of Babia is...[more] (posted on 2012-02-16)

Cuentos del Globo 3

Each book from the Tales around the Globe collection presents three traditional stories illustrated beautifully, from three different continents. They are versions of the same story, with differences in the plot, characters, and scenery. By reading, each child will discover the secret thread that unifies...[more] (posted on 2012-02-16)

Cuentos del Globo 2

Each book presents three traditional stories illustrated beautifully, from three different continents. They are versions of the same story, with differences in the plot, characters, and scenery. By reading, each child will discover the secret thread that unifies the stories. An illustrated map contains...[more] (posted on 2012-02-13)

Hadas. Grandes secretos, pequeñas costumbres

Fairies, a little book about fairies around the world. How they eat, what they do, where they live, what their habits and customs are. Based on legends from all parts of the globe and with beautiful illustrations from Lola Goldstein, fairies won\'t be a secret anymore. (posted on 2012-02-13)

Mensaje en Clave

A narrator willing to face persecutions and fires, willing to plunge into the depths of the sea or look among the stars, and all this because he has to deliver a coded message. Will he make it? And more important, will the recipient understand his message? Nicolai Troshinsky shows in this books a great...[more] (posted on 2012-02-08)

Dear Dad

A wonderful journal to be filled and edited by your kids for Father\'s Day or just for any other day to say how special Dad is! This way they can make a totally personal document about Dad. With funny texts and illustrations it’s a perfect gift for Father’s Day, or any other occasion in which you want...[more] (posted on 2012-01-27)

Dear Mom

A wonderful journal to be filled and edited by your kids for Mother\'s Day or just for any other day to say how special Mom is! This way they can make a totally personal document about Mom. With funny texts and illustrations it’s a perfect gift for Mother\'s Day, or any other occasion in which you want...[more] (posted on 2012-01-27)

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7 Fun Party Recipes to Shout About

t doesn’t always have to be big gesture to be nice. Take for instance the new series of ‘Tiny Snorren’: small in size, big in meaning. And a party to look at! Every edition has its own theme in which we have 7 recipes, and very talented illustrators to illustrate them. Our main man Dirk Laucke from...[more] (posted on 2012-01-12)

Wishing You well, 7 recipes to cheer up

Wishing You well, 7 recipes to cheer up It doesn’t always have to be big gesture to be nice. Take for instance the new series of ‘Tiny Snorren’: small in size, big in meaning. And a party to look at! Every edition has its own theme in which we have 7 recipes, and very talented illustrators to illustrate...[more] (posted on 2012-01-12)

Sorry, 7 toilsome recipes to make up

People won’t stay mad at you for long when you send them this little gift. You will have to make an effort in the kitchen, but success is guaranteed! (Sorry I have wrecked your car, wanna come over for the page 6 dinner tomorrow night?) It doesn’t always have to be big gesture to be nice. Take for...[more] (posted on 2012-01-12)

My Jello American

Snowed-in in Philadelphia one winter’s day with some booze and gelatin on hand, Cory Kete and Moe Sheehan discovered a talent for gelatin artistry matched only by their mad-scientist bartender skills. Inspired by alcohol, food trends, and pop culture, Cory and Moe took their growing collection of clever...[more] (posted on 2012-01-09)

Guide for Relaxed Mothers

'No mother knows exactly what she is doing', 'Sex is for sissies', 'You can still rock mama.' As a mother you can never get enough reassurance. New mothers as well as women who have been a mother for a while can be insecure about their motherhood. Am I doing allright? Why aren’t I as perfect as Angelina...[more] (posted on 2011-11-01)

El cuento del carpintero

A pacifist fable that reminds us how important is to do a good job. Fermín is the all-knowing and traditional carpenter, so much so that the day when the Baron von Bombus loses an arm in battle, the Doctor, the Baroness, the Minister and the Cardinal do not hesitate to come to him to make a new wooden...[more] (posted on 2011-10-30)

Between Memory and Museum

Museums are collections of objects: paintings, sculptures, artifacts, clothes, jewelry, ephemera, models, gadgets, tools... and the narrative that connects these objects presents an account of people, time and events. The anthropological museum is one of our main sources of knowledge about traditional...[more] (posted on 2011-10-05)

The Colour Book

Do you speak colourish? In The Colo(u)r Book, artist Sophie Benini, author of the popular Book Book, enables the reader to converse with colours, an intimate experience that ranges from the magic of mixing them to exploring the feelings that they create. (posted on 2011-10-03)

Story of Stories

This whimsical allegory on the art of storytelling is based on an old legend from India. We invited J. Borges, the world-acclaimed Brazilian woodcut artist and engraver, to an unusual collaboration - and he came up with these beautiful illustrations in the folk style of the cordel from north eastern...[more] (posted on 2011-10-03)

The Mobile

Over 40 photographers come together in this book to tell the curious story of the mobile phone in India. Unlike any other technology, the mobile has reached almost every layer of Indian society. It is both tool and toy, cherished like no other object in a garrulous culture. The human stories in this...[more] (posted on 2011-10-03)

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Drawings from the City

Tejubehn, singer and self taught urban folk artist from Ahmedabad in western India, recalls the events that brought her to the city and enabled her to become an artist. Page after page of sumptuous art are witness to a remarkable woman\'s life, caught between endemic poverty and a rich inner world. Drawing...[more] (posted on 2011-10-03)

Hope is a Girl Selling Fruit

Amrita Das, a young artist trained in the Mithila style of folk painting, steps off a train in an unfamiliar city. She is pleased with her privilege to travel, and starts to wonder about her vocation: what it is to be a woman artist? What should she draw and why? Her musings lead to a wonderfully imaginative...[more] (posted on 2011-10-03)

Pictures from Italy

Pictures from Italy is one of Charles Dickens\' early works, a fantastic and whimsical foray into the twin worlds of travel and the imagination. Inspired by his words, Italian artist Livia Signorini plays with Dickens\'s sense of place, memory, and politics. The result is a brilliant contemporary dialogue...[more] (posted on 2011-10-03)

Starigami

Star shapes are among the most popular origami projects—beautiful, three-dimensional representations of the twinklers in the skies above. Perfect for ornaments, jewelry, and many other practical origami applications, they are also just fun to fold! This charming box contains a 64-page illustrated instruction...[more] (posted on 2011-09-22)

Alice in Wonderland Origami

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass are among the world’s most beloved stories, admired and enjoyed by children and adults. Lewis Carroll’s inventive, absurd characters, from the White Rabbit to Tweedledum and Tweedledee, and of course, Alice herself, inspired this charming...[more] (posted on 2011-09-22)

Catálogo de Besos

Amanda, the master of kisses, presents us with her catalogue of all kisses that marked her! With an etiquette where the name of each kiss is cautiously inscribed, each page and each kiss leads us on a beautiful story, peculiar and different as each kiss surely is. A beautiful gift book for anyone ready...[more] (posted on 2011-09-22)

Debo Casarme con el Elefante?

When the frog decides to marry the little elephant nothing stops it, except the Elephant\'s father, that can\'t imagine his daughter marrying such a tiny animal. But the frog is resourceful and very in love! It will visit the sorcerer and go onto many trips to dry out the river and convince the elephant...[more] (posted on 2011-09-13)

Amiga Gallina

o Dog, Pig and Chicken are the best friends in the barn. One day they decide to go and explore the world. Chicken is awfully scared, but since the three of them are friends, she goes along. They see the world as if they were ancient explorers moving into wild unexplored nature, and the beautiful illustrations...[more] (posted on 2011-09-12)

Conducir es Facil

o Open this steer wheel shaped book, follow the instructions with attention, turn left and turn right when it’s indicated, and you will have fun experiencing the most interactive experience with a book, while learning how to drive. The font keeps changing size and positioning in the page, thus leading...[more] (posted on 2011-09-12)

Antonino Contra el Tiempo

Antonino is extremely little, nonetheless he is the strongest explorer, mountain climber, adventurer you can imagine. In his first adventure in the woods, he will meet Bear, a huge animal, who will become his best friend the day Antonino saves him from a trap Bear has fallen into. In order to save him,...[more] (posted on 2011-09-12)

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Antonino Va y Viene

It’s time to eat, and Antonino will do everything to make his friend Bear happy! For breakfast, he climbs to the top of the mountain to get fresh goat’s milk; for lunch, he dives into the sea to catch fresh fish; for the afternoon snack, since he knows that there’s nothing that Bear likes more than honey,...[more] (posted on 2011-09-12)

El Monumento a la Cometa

Once upon a time, where there was absolutely nothing, was built a village. Since none of its inhabitants had any great idea for a name, they decided to call it \"village\". And in the village named \"Village\", time passed, slowly, slowly and surely, until one summer, the weather turned so hot, that...[more] (posted on 2011-09-08)

82 ojos y un deseo

A tale on friendship and wishes. Once upon a time, a boy, a rabbit and a bird set off each on their own for the neighboring to ask it to fulfill its wishes. Each is lonely and is searching for a friend. As everyone knows, mountains spend their time sleeping with their 82 eyes shut and only wake up every...[more] (posted on 2011-09-08)

CJ Picture Books Award

Pajaros y Pollos de Aqui y de Alla para Estudiar y Colorear

In this unusual coloring book, the reader will find a wide selection of birds coming from around the world. By coloring and drawing upon their frame, the child will bring them to life. (posted on 2011-08-16)

Señores bien afeitados para aprender a dibujar barbas y mostachos

A great coloring book for anyone tempted to create and color moustaches and beards on no less than 48 faces of clean shaven men (and a few animals!). (posted on 2011-08-16)

El Leon Mandon

In the African savanah, lived a bossy lion who was only happy when ordering around the rest of the animals. He created a multitude of laws to regiment their lives and limit their speed limits, what they could do at night, where and how they bathed...until one day he ordered all zebras to be painted pink...[more] (posted on 2011-06-29)

Fish & Vega

Though we love a juicy steak or nice lamb rack, we would like to limit our meat-eating to three times a week. But what to eat the rest of the days? Here you have your inspiration: 2 times a week a vegetarian meal and 2 times a week a recipe for fish. Collected from friends and family, illustrated by...[more] (posted on 2011-06-27)

Gourmand World Cookbook Awards

Fingerboardz Activity Kit

Popular with kids from 6 to 16, the miniature skateboards known as fingerboards mimic their larger cousins in both construction and coolness. Fingerboarding has its own culture, with teams, sponsorships, and international competitions—but for most kids, it’s tremendous fun just to personalize their boards...[more] (posted on 2011-06-23)

The Girl’s Book of Amazing Feats, Firsts, and Records

Sure, there are plenty of books about world records geared toward kids, but there are no books for that same age group to celebrate the records, firsts, and feats accomplished by girls and women—surprising, when preteen girls are often particularly in need of encouragement and inspiration! In over 200...[more] (posted on 2011-06-23)

De pie o de cabeza

From above or from below? A sweet story on perspective. (posted on 2011-06-23)

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Picture Cook

100 dishes everyone should know, with anecdotes about their origins and suggestions for making them your own! When a friend gave Katie Shelly instructions for how to make one of her special recipes over the phone, the Picture Cook was born. Instead of typing up a detailed list of instructions, Katie...[more] (posted on 2011-04-07)

Selvi Draws a Kolam

Watch Selvi draw a beautiful kolam– a traditional South Indian floor pattern done with rice flour. Kolams are drawn outside homes everyday, to beautify the entrance, and as a sign of welcome. They are also seen as offerings to the natural world – ants and other small creatures feed on the flour. (posted on 2011-04-07)

The Enduring Ark

This version of the well-known biblical tale of the flood and the rainbow comes alive in a startlingly new form. Illustrated in the colourful and bold style of Patua art from eastern India, the book is conceived as a flow of images. Each fold of the book takes the reader through the flood and to the...[more] (posted on 2011-04-05)

Foldable Fashion Origami Kit

Welcome to the world of paper couture—with Foldable Fashion Origami, you can create an entire fashion collection, each piece made from paper. This handy kit contains an illustrated instruction book with a dozen fabulous projects, plus 50 sheets of colorful origami paper with which to fold your creations....[more] (posted on 2011-03-17)

Candombe

Candombe or Carnaval fever is a description of the different steps of a group of tam tam players in a Carnaval procession in a small town. Hundreds of citizens drop their activities to join them, to dance and celebrate for the whole time of the Carnaval. This book goes over a very important tradition...[more] (posted on 2011-03-15)

Argentinean Children's Book Association

The Great Race

The third story in the popular series featuring Kanchil the mousedeer tales from Indonesia. Illustrated by an unusual style of textile painting from Gujarat, western India. (posted on 2011-03-10)

The Demon and the Mirror

A fable about how art was born, in the Patua style of painting from Bengal, eastern India. A sophisticated thought - about how art wrestles with fear and questions of identity - brought to children in a simple, accessible manner. (posted on 2011-03-10)

Cuaderno de Playa

Cuaderno de playa is a compendium of fun activities to do on the beach, with toes in the water or the head under the umbrella! For all ages and for all tastes, it includes games and activities like: --drawing a treasure map --knowledge about shells and sea dwellers --activie beach games --and other...[more] (posted on 2011-03-04)

El Libro Redondo

A very curious ladybug wants to discover the world. From one circle (a ball) to another (Charlotte\'s head), she travels a universe of roundness to land on a curious rond book where she is the star! (posted on 2011-03-04)

Camino de mi Casa

Camino de mi casa tells the story of exile of a little girl who must abandon her home because of the war.Destruction has hit everything from buses, to parks, trees, houses... War has finished everything. (posted on 2011-03-04)

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La Pirámide Misteriosa

The last book in the Concept book collection: the pyramidal book. A boy turned explorer discover a Mayan pyramid and starts exploring its secret passages, to find that legends can sometimes become reality... Measures: 7.3x7.3 cm the top smallest pages to 14.5x14.5 cm the bottom biggest pages. (posted on 2011-03-04)

Cartilla del Niño Polilla

La Cartilla del Niño Polilla is a small notebook that will teach beginners how to read. Organized by groups of sounds, this notebook proposed fun sentences that will help beginners launch themselves into writing. (posted on 2011-03-04)

Flores de las Mil y Unas Noches

This is the story of the brave Scheherezade, who risked her life every night in order to satisfy King Schahriar’s thirst for stories and placate his search for retaliation. Which black bird could have nested in the king’s heart to cloud his understanding and how Scheherezade could save herself from...[more] (posted on 2011-02-28)

Traveseando

Traveseando: is the only work thought for children conceived by poet Ricardo Zelarayán, one of the most renowned of the Argentine poetic scene. With a simple vocabulary which does not leave out a witty humour, Traveseando wonders about issues that open our curiosity to our surroundings: what is happening...[more] (posted on 2011-02-28)

Peinados Variados

Elenio Pico imagined hairstyles bordering on the impossible that will delight the girls that read this book. Sergio Kern wrote tiny poems to accompany his friend’s images, so reversing the way of creating illustrated books. The result is a never-ending book that continues on the head of every reader. (posted on 2011-02-28)

Diamantes y Sapos

A very long time ago this tale dispersed throughout the world like a seed carried by the wind. It took root in South America, Europe and Africa. In each region people told the tale using characters, animals, trees, customs and skies that they knew. Thus it developed in a different way in each land but,...[more] (posted on 2011-02-28)

Muy Lejos de la Tierra

Rita has always wanted to be an astronaut. When she was twelve months old, the age when babies start to talk, Rita did not say bread. She didn’t say mummy or daddy either. Her first word was moon. When asked for a drawing Rita would draw a rocket. She never drew a house with a chimney, trees and a little...[more] (posted on 2011-02-28)

Plutón Sale de Paseo

Pluton is a dreamy dog who likes to meander on his walks. His owner however is addicted to his work and like to go to his office as quickly and directly as possible...Comotto offers us an ironic vision of our addiction to work and the fast paced life of the city. 12 Euros (posted on 2011-02-25)

Pictograma

Po Yen Chang brings us back to Ancient Orient to discover the origins of pictogram and the creation of writing. At the end of the book, the reader will find an illustrated vocabulary list of a few pictograms. (posted on 2011-02-25)

Amarte

For adults or for children, a simple, humoristic and powerful declaration of love! 8.95 Euros (posted on 2011-02-25)

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Los Artistas del Bosque

Los Artistas del Bosque is a fable that retells the story of a riotous group of little animals that one day repaint the whole woods. As the rest of the animals are thrown into confusion, the young artists will strive to find a solution… Though it might not be the best! But things will return to normal...[more] (posted on 2011-02-25)

El mar y otras cosas de las que también me acuerdo

Don Jaime is a man of little words. When he takes his grand-daughter for a walk by the beach, he barely talks. Nonethelesse, it is him that teaches her how to read from the boards by the sand, it is him that teaches her how to paint sea stars. As time goes by, the little girl talks more and her grandfather...[more] (posted on 2011-02-23)

CJ Picture Books Award

Magia

A child receives a trunk loaded with magic tricks for his birthday. The child\'s strong imagination and his new approach to the world thanks to magic, will lead him through many adventures and to a new reality. 13.90 Euros (posted on 2011-02-23)

Cuanta Tierra Necesita un Hombre?

A wonderfully illustrated version of Tolstoi\'s classic tale! Pajom is a farmer who the more land he has, the more land he needs. Knowing that the people of a distant region offer as much land as you can go in one day, he’ll try to cover as much as possible... Elena Odriozola has captured the narrative...[more] (posted on 2011-02-18)

Un Mundo Perfecto

This was a perfect island! Its population lived happily with its perfect society, its friendly climate and courteous people. Life was really perfect that is until Fermin showed up. Firmin was different from everyone else: his skin color was different, his way of being, his feet. So different, that really...[more] (posted on 2011-02-18)

Lavender, Peppermint, Parsley and Sage

Herbs are nature’s formulary—useful throughout the house and garden—offering powerful, natural, earth-friendly solutions for a vast collection of household and personal needs. This handy guide gathers hundreds of simple recipes for herb-based formulas that are safe and effective for use in every home....[more] (posted on 2011-02-18)

Bedankt juf of Meester

School teachers spend more time with your children than you do. They do their best to make your boys and girls more attentive, smart, literate and considerate. So here’s a fun way to say Thanks Teach! in a personal way. Hand this special notebook to your children whether small or old, and they're...[more] (posted on 2010-11-30)

Voucher book for Women

This coupon is good for one load of laundry. This coupon is good for one dinner with a friend when in fact the timing could be much better. This coupon is good for 10 compliments. A Dream Coupon Book is filled with coupons (hence the name…) good for every possible moment and mother! In this way, all...[more] (posted on 2010-11-30)

Operatie Opvoeden

If you’ve read every child-raising book and taken every possible course, and your children still don’t listen, what do you do? First off, read this book in one sitting. Operation Nurture helps you set a goal and gather together the materials you need, and then shows you how to bring about a happy ending...[more] (posted on 2010-11-30)

Op de Achter Bank

A sheet that makes your book talk, puzzles with codes that need to be cracked, which are then used to watch films on the iPhone or iPad, or in an interactive treasure hunt for along the road. In the Backseat is a new kind of vacation do-it-yourself book for children. It’s so packed with interactive game-media-app...[more] (posted on 2010-11-30)

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Awesome Pancakes Kit

Pancakes gone wild! Multi-colored! Layered! Three-dimensional! Trompe l’oeil! Once you open the pages of Extreme Pancakes you’ll never make boring, plain round pancakes again. It all started one Saturday morning, when Emmy-nominated writer and pro juggler Michael Goudeau made pancakes for his toughest...[more] (posted on 2010-11-16)

Naaien Enzo

Naaien enzo Sewing and the rest Crafting is not as difficult as you think. And design is not expensive if you make it yourself. Actually, it’s even more special! In this book ‘Sewing, etc’ you’ll find several techniques, explained in an easy way: Knitting, sewing, needling, appliqué and stitching....[more] (posted on 2010-11-10)

Knuffels Enzo

After the bestseller ‘Sewing, etc’, Claudette Halkes and Annemarie Piers bring us another beautifully illustrated book full of DIY designs by Dutch designers, such as Oilily, Anne-Claire Petit, Kik-Kid, Frans Molenaar, Kidscase, Room Seven en Dutch Design Bakery. Now bring into your house these great...[more] (posted on 2010-11-10)

El viaje

While walking his dog, the main character of this wordless story picks up an abandoned red balloon. The balloon will take him up to the sky on an adventurous journey where he will meet many different animals that don\'t reveal their true nature at first glance. This is a playful and sweet story,...[more] (posted on 2010-11-08)

El actor

Anyone who has read The History of Indian Acting is certainly familiar with the name Fakir Mohan Sen, but there aren’t many who know his secret. Fakir Mohan Sen had an abscess on the sole of his right foot. He had it since when as a child he lost his parents. Fakir Mohan Sen succeeded to keep a smiling...[more] (posted on 2010-11-08)

Historias de conejo y elefante

Rabbit and elephant are two good friends who live in the jungle. They take care of each other, although once in a while rabbit plays jokes on elephant. Elephant doesn’t mind. He has his own sweet and philosophical way of giving it back to rabbit. Together they aim to explore the world, but only when...[more] (posted on 2010-11-08)

Agapita, Berenguer y Wenceslao: ¿De qué reís?

Berenguer and Agapita are brother and sister, and Wenceslau is their friend coming from the space. He is a tiny little robot who visits them and loves to ask many questions to prepare reports on the humans. This time his report is about laughing: when do humans laugh? Agapita and Berenguer try to show...[more] (posted on 2010-11-08)

CJ Picture Books Award

Dochters!

Many boys think of women as mythological creatures whom smell niceand shit marbles. Until such a young man becomes the father of adaughter. He then has to learn women are human beings as well. And he’d better master some female strategies before he’s fully taken in by every woman in the house; weaving...[more] (posted on 2010-11-06)

Zoons!

Being a girl you could ignore the world of boys, but as mother of a son it’s about time you get acquainted with the world of Super Mario and Grand Theft Auto. It’s also a world that is a lot more romantic, sensitive, poetic and vulnerable than most girls ... uhm moms think. In ‘Sons! Manual For Mothers’...[more] (posted on 2010-11-06)

Daarom! En andere diepzinnige antwoorden op kindervragen

‘Why are we here? What happens after we die? Where was I before I was born?’ Nobody knows the answers. Therefore we have now created this book with funny, original and fabulous answers to questions nobody knows the answers to. Scientists and philosophers explain how they tackle such questions. ‘Because...[more] (posted on 2010-11-06)

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Echte vaders

If your daughter wants to go to school dressed as a prostitute, or your son publicly humiliates you...Then how do you behave as a father? Or: How should you behave as a father? In this book you’ll find everything you need to know as a patriarch. Filled with statistics and all of the newest research. 15.95...[more] (posted on 2010-11-06)

Zwangerschapsboek voor mannen!

This pregnancy book for men fills you in on pregnancy week by week. It does not only inform you about the development of the baby but also on the hormonal changes of your girlfriend. You can also find answers to questions such as: ‘How to deal with feminine rationality? What is a chromosome? What is...[more] (posted on 2010-11-06)

Broodtrommelboek

A creative lunch box full of ideas to send your children to school well prepared! --the perfect healthy snack; --but also a special note to wish ‘good luck!’ on a test day --the loved chocolate surprise for after the swimming lessons. --You could also get creative by, for example, making that note...[more] (posted on 2010-11-06)

Gourmand World Cookbook Awards

Cuaderno para Pensar

Illustrated by children this fun activity book will help you express your feelings and write out your thoughts, your dreams and everything you wish to accomplish. A great and fun self help and activity journal to draw, color and write! 12 Euros (posted on 2010-11-05)

Toet-en Taartkalender

365+1 recipes for desserts and pies. From simple yoghurt to exquisite desserts, you can rely on the Desserts Calendar to make each and every day a party. The Desserts Calendar is the successor of our successful Soup Calendar. This Sweet Calendar (without year) is yet again another personal binding of...[more] (posted on 2010-10-29)

Gourmand World Cookbook Awards

Soepkalender

Stylist and soup fanatic Anya van de Wetering asked family and friends about their favorite recipe for soup. Creative and multi-talented as she is, she added beautiful collages, photographs and illustrations to some great homey recipes recipes. This calendar contains 365 recipes for soup, so you can...[more] (posted on 2010-10-29)

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Gourmand World Cookbook Awards

Zelfgeoogst!

Even without a big garden you are able to grow your own vegetables using our revolutionary gardening-in-a-box-method. A few boxes, potting soil, and seeds are all you need. Besides a giant-harvest, this book also gives you colorful, simple yet super tasty recipes. So, get ready to get your hands dirty!...[more] (posted on 2010-10-29)

Gourmand World Cookbook Awards

Maak indruk op je kinderen

Many parents only seem capable of attending meetings and being stuck in traffic-jams. They have forgotten how to play with their children or how to connect with their perceptions of the world. But now there is this book, which enables everyone to make an unforgettable impression on his or her children....[more] (posted on 2010-10-29)

Vive la Fête!

Forget about the Xmas tree! Throw away that Mexican tablecloth! It is time for a totally different way of party styling. No standard breakfast in bed, but instead an ultra-special personal treat for an extremely unique Mothers day. No decorations from your local supermarket, but original handmade garlands....[more] (posted on 2010-10-28)

Vrolijk! in 3 1/ maand

Do things differently from what you’re used to and things will seem a lot more fun straight away. Light a fake cigarette, send a gift to someone you don’t know, practice a wheelie, replace all of your filler words for words in Hawaiian. With the course you find in this book you’ll say goodbye to dreary,...[more] (posted on 2010-10-20)

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