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CHILDREN'S BOOKS >> Albums
Christine Rettl & Selda Marlin Soganci (Ill.):
MAMAS WUNDERTASCHE
NP · St. Pölten, 2010 · 32 pp · Age: 4+
MUMMY'S MAGIC HANDBAG
Wonderful world of handbags - A lovely picture book finally asks the question: What does Mummy carry around in her handbag?
Antonie Schneider & Aljoscha Blau (Ill.):
KAMEL BLEIBT KAMEL
NP · St. Pölten, 2009 · 48 pp · Age: 6+
A CAMEL CONTINUES TO BE A CAMEL
Winner of The Most Beautiful Books of Austria 2009
Fables by Aesop, retold and sensitively interpreted by Antoine Schneider, illustrated with fantastic pictures by Aljoscha Blau.
Binette Schroeder:
RITTER RÜSTIG & RITTER ROSTIG
NordSüd · Zürich, 2009 · 32 pp - Full colour · Age: 4+
SIR LOFTY & SIR TUBB
Sold to USA/UK, Italy, France, Netherlands and Italy
A great masterpiece and brilliant illustrated by the internationally acclaimed artist Binette Schroeder. An art picture book about the fragility of friendships.
Philipp Seefeldt:
IDA STILL IM MENSCHENMEER
Arena · Würzburg, 2010 · 28 pp · Age: 4+
An award-winning picture book: Ida loves the city. There are unbelievable things to discover. The bridges are actually bridge animals that are afraid of water and have to bend their back in order to keep distant from the river.
Helga Bansch:
3 KATZEN
NP · Salzburg, 2008 · 64 pp · Age: 3+
3 CATS
Three lovely cats show their claws.
One morning they sat on the doormat – three cats, freezing, hungry and very, very pitiable. Daddy is against it, but the rest of the familiy has come to an agreement:
Andreas H. Schmachtl:
TILDA APFELKERN - SERIES
Arena · Würzburg, 2008 · 32 pp · Age: 3+
TILDA APPLESEED SERIES
Rights sold to Italy (Edizioni Sonda)
Every day is lovely in the little village, smugly tucked into the hills, where small and big adventures await its inhabitants. Tilda, the small mouse who is as white as the flowers of the elder bush, lives in a small apartment in the parish’s church.
Feridun Oral (text & illustrations):
KIRMIZI ELMA
YKY · Istanbul, 2008 · 36 pp
RED APPLE
Sold to Winged Charit Press · UK and to Juventud (Spanish + Catalan rights)
On a cold winter day, a hungry rabbit went out of his home to find something to eat. Neither some grass nor some trash he found. Everything was covered by snow.
