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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How many times will a dog sit before standing up for good In A Dog Feels Like Sitting, Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award-winner Isol and acclaimed writer David Wapner invite readers to discover the quiet magic of waiting--together with a dog that feels like sitting. This picture book playfully captures the eager, intermittent sits a dog takes to get its owner's attention before it can spring to life for a walk, blending humor and subtlety into a dialogue between words and images. Perfect for young readers--and anyone who has ever shared life with a dog--this story captures the rhythm of waiting, sitting, and hoping for that long-awaited stroll. With vibrant art and lyrical text, this tale invites readers of all ages to pause and discover beauty in the ordinary. Isol (illustrator).…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Winner of the 2026 ALA Mildred A. Batchelder Award 2026 Children's Book Council #1 Kids Favorite Pick A 2026 USBBY Outstanding International Book A 2025 Kirkus Reviews Most Empowering Picture Books 'Three cheers for this resourceful reptilian!'?Kirkus Reviews In a vibrant tropical jungle, Croco the Crocodile has fallen into a hole and can't climb out. Different animals come along to try to help him, but in the end, he must find his own way out. This charming picture book for early readers teaches us about resilience and the importance of helping others, no matter the obstacles in our way. Croco, the protagonist, tries to follow the advice of his friends to escape his predicament, only to realize the solution was within him all along. The story builds tension as Croco remains trapped, culminating in a satisfying ending that restores harmony and marks his growth. A simple story about an everyday problem, this book draws readers in with its steadily building suspense. Set in a lush tropical jungle full of vibrantly colored animals, the book's illustrations create striking visual contrasts across different scenes. Croco, positioned at the bottom of the page, tries various strategies to climb out of the hole, while the animals above him attempt to assist him. The carefully composed artwork features expressive brushstrokes and meticulously arranged characters, establishing a dynamic visual rhythm between the two planes--the world above, where the animals try to help, and the world below, where the bright red protagonist struggles to escape his accidental trap. Young readers will root for Croco as he navigates his challenges, making this a heartwarming tale of perseverance and friendship.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'A quiet celebration of reading and family that's equal parts charming and gently spooky.'?Kirkus Reviews No One Slept is a celebration of storytelling and a bedtime story for everyone--even restless ghosts. No One Slept is a captivating children's book that doubles as a bedtime story for ghosts. Set in a hauntingly picturesque home, the story revolves around Little Kooky, a fearless little girl who helps her family and even the neighbor's dog fall asleep by sharing enchanting tales from her books. Without her, no one in the house would sleep. This intriguing book evokes memories of sleepless nights and childhood fears, showcasing the power of stories to soothe even the most frightened residents in a haunted house. No One Slept is a story about insomnia, sleep, noise, silence, fear, death, life, family, home, and the supernatural, all through the lens of Little Kooky's reading adventures. A leading figure in contemporary Brazilian comics, Rafael Sica is known for his illustrated books for adults. With this stunning picture book, he makes his debut in children's literature. Sica's illustrations, inspired by his hometown of Pelotas in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, add a layer of mystery that deepens the charm of this exceptional story.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'A curious confection for audiences open to absurdism'--Kirkus Reviews Aldo: Ghost Dog brims with humor on every page, as each illustration offers a delightfully ironic counterpoint to the narrative of Aldo discovering the joys and difficulties of his new life as a ghost dog. With this newfound identity, Aldo can now steal food in the park unseen, has learned to fly, and is happy . almost all the time. There are some things, however, that he finds hard to let go of, like a secret love, which was indeed very special. Will they ever meet again Aldo's cheerful personality and optimism carry the dog and the reader through the adventures--and misadventures--that await us every day.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'A gentle, visually inventive book that understands exactly what small objects mean to small people.' --Kirkus ReviewsA blue horse was all he asked for. What he loved most was the green otter. In The Green Otter, a father sets out with a simple mission: to bring home a blue horse for his young son. But when he returns, nestled beside the horse is a tiny green otter--an unexpected gift that captures his son's heart in ways no one could have foreseen. Told with tender prose and a whimsical visual narrative, this beautifully illustrated picture book explores the magic of childhood attachment, the unpredictability of love, and the quiet dramas of parenting. The illustrations vividly portray a child's emotional world--where toys are companions, adventures await around every corner, and even the smallest creature can hold the biggest place in the heart. The Green Otter is a gentle, timeless story about unexpected love, childhood devotion, and the quiet magic of everyday moments. Perfect for bedtime reading or classroom discussion, it's a celebration of the small things that become everything. This picture book, inspired by the tender short story 'The Green Otter' by Guatemalan author Eduardo Halfon, is brought to life through the whimsical visuals of Argentinian illustrator María José de Tellería. Available in both English and Spanish editions.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'A magical portrait of the unique ways we look at life and connect with others.'--Kirkus Reviews A true dive into the enchanting inner world of a unique boy, where wonder and creativity flow through the vast ocean of the autistic universe. In this heartfelt narrative, we follow the journey of a worried mother and a compassionate doctor as they explore the enchanting inner world of a uniquely special boy. As they delve deeper, they discover that his world is as vast and profound as the ocean--a place of wonder, depth, and emotion. This sensitive and respectful story offers a luminous window into the autistic universe, celebrating the many ways we can connect, understand, and embrace one another. Through vibrant, expressive illustrations and lyrical prose, Dive reveals the beauty and complexity of human connection, inviting readers to see the world through fresh, compassionate eyes. Tender and humorous, this visually rich tale is a celebration of empathy, creativity, and the mysterious inner worlds of children. It invites readers of all ages to dive into the ocean of feelings we all carry inside. Massarani, Mariana (illustrator). …

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - ? A New York Times / New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children's Book of 2025?A 2025 Foreword INDIES Finalist 'A remarkable look at the importance of selfless acts.'?Kirkus ReviewsThe coast can be a dangerous place, especially in stormy weather. Fortunately for us, out in the middle of the sea lives the lighthouse keeper, a remarkable person who dedicates his life to saving the lost and shipwrecked. You'd think he'd be lonely out there all on his own, but he has a secret friend who visits him when he least expects and most needs it. These enchanting, beautifully illustrated verses tell a tale of selflessness, resilience, and love, showing us that help is at hand even in our darkest, scariest moments. Villanueva Segovia, Mariana (illustrator).…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - There are all kinds of collections in this world.serious, funny, weird. Imagination has no limits! And Rosália's collection might be the weirdest yet, as she collects the heads, histories, and memories of those who have died. Ana Matsusaki's beautifully illustrated book explores the delicate and complex cultural aspects of death with great humor and invites us to reflect on the shared and unique contents inside each of our heads.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'Rocha's offbeat family drama, originally published almost 50 years ago, will resonate with young parents today.'--The New York Times 'Fun to read aloud, as well as offering clever encouragement to think outside the linguistic box.'-Kirkus Reviews Marcelo is a curious and inventive boy who has a lot of questions, especially about words and their meanings. His parents provide him with an assortment of explanations, but as Marcelo ventures to further discover these answers, he decides to create his own vocabulary. His family strives to embrace his new, unique language, but confusion soon unfolds, in a particularly unexpected way. Marcelo, Martello, Marshmallow is a playful reflection about language and its origins. This heartwarming tale poses as a celebration of young creative thinkers, like Marcelo, making sense of the world we live in. This story, originally published in Brazil in 1976 and titled Marcelo, Martelo, Marmelo, is the cornerstone work by acclaimed children's book author Ruth Rocha. Ana Matsusaki's imaginative illustrations immerse readers in the creative mind of Marcelo in the first English edition of this beloved Brazilian children's book. Matsusaki, Ana (illustrator).…