ZALÉM AND CALUNGA BUY JÚLIA MEDEIROS and BÁRBARA QUINTINO 17X26 cm | 44 pages | BRL 58 ISBN 978-65-89835-32-5 Two emblematic characters from this collection get their own little piece of history in this magical universe from the "Grandpa's gift collection". Zalém and Calunga, the Collectors of Memories, are faced with a challenge: to save Deolinda from a danger she has set herself. Passing through the universe of memories and the rarest Threads of Memories, Zalém and Calunga help the curious little girl return from her adventure. A story full of emotions that makes us reflect on the collective construction of memory. In this narrative, text and image merge in a fantastic universe of elements..

COMO O AR LIKE THE AIR BUY GASTÓN HAUVILLER 20 X 22 cm |40 páginas | R$70 ISBN 978-65-89835-78-3 Sometimes the world seems too big or increasingly smaller, we feel suffocated and unable to express what we feel. A book can make us dream or remember stories, more images, and words. Like the air, the new book by Argentine author and illustrator Gastón Hauviller, published by ÔZé, dives into these waters. Like the air is a book whose text and images compose a sincere and empathetic narrative for children of all ages on a theme so familiar to children and adults alike: the feelings we can or cannot name. The text blends with illustrations of a pufferfish in its natural habitat; a book that fills and empties itself of words.

TINY ARMORS BUY JANAINA TOKITAKA 17x29cm | 48 pág | R$48 ISBN 9788564571389 Highly recommended - FNLIJ 2018 There are many poems for children full of cute animals and a few books for young people, whose characters are insects, but what makes Little Armors unique, is summarized by Sonia Muhringer, a biologist and mother of the author: “Janaina looks at these little creatures from a very particular point of view; captures their characteristics, makes similarities emerge between them and us, as a poetic Darwinian translation. Her text and her illustrations express a combination of scientific knowledge and sensitivity, revealing the rigorous researcher and artist she is. “

A SKELETON, A TOMATO AND A FLEA BUY RICARDO AZEVEDO e GUTO LACAZ 15x21cm | 24 pág | R$35 ISBN 9788564571044 Library Itaú 2014 Literary catalog Diversity Authorities 2015-2016 – BH Three entertaining stories that lead the reader to see the world from the standpoint of three unusual characters, and to see life through the eyes of a skeleton, a tomato or a flea, a tremendous endeavor for the imagination. The imaginative practice, desirable at any age, is, for young children, an important challenge as it stimulates the perception of reality under alternative and flexible prisms. The books illustrations reinforce this intention, waking readers’ minds while looking at the unique characters. The question “What if?” is the main protagonist of the three narratives and “why not?” a symbol of the restlessness of children’s thoughts in full development and discovery.

SOMBRAS SHADOWS BUY FELIPE VALÉRIO | LUISE WEISS | FABIO BRASIL | WANDA GOMES 20 X 27,5 cm |52 páginas | R$ 90 ISBN 978-65-89835-69-1 Shadows sheds light on the devastating impacts of illegal mining in Brazil. Water and people contaminated by mercury, degraded indigenous lands, lives and cultures destroyed. By opening our eyes to what not everyone sees, this book helps bring what needs to be seen out of the darkness.

UNDER THE ORDERS OF MAJOR COSTINHA and other stories of the Animal World BUY JAYME LOUREIRO e GENE JOHNSON 14x21cm | 40 pág | R$27 ISBN 9788564571136 In the six short stories that make up this little book, animals speak, think, talk, philosophize and wander; all of them modern fables in which the worst characteristics of human nature appear without the least mercy. Major Costinha is a book that will stir an upset in the stomach, an embarrassed laughter in the soul and a curiosity in the mind. Which can be very good, or maybe not? but in any case, important.

Abrapoema OPENPOEM BUY JULIANA VALVERDE e CLARICE CAJUEIRO 20,5X2,5 cm | 56 pág | R$64 ISBN 9786599010729 LAUNCH 2020 Openpoem is an invitation without time, an invitation to open worlds, words, verses, images, colors ... Everything that appears in the raising and lowering of the tabs (yes, this book has tabs!), In the turning and turning of pages. And always in the duration of your relationship with each of these things because "each thing has its time", right? Long live the popular wisdom! Good Openpoem for you!

THE SPACE BETWEEN THE LEAVES OF GRASS BUY MARÍA JOSÉ FERRADA and ANDRÉS LÓPEZ 15X20 cm | 64 pages | BRL 60 ISBN 978-65-89835-36-3 How do you find a poem? Are there instructions? For María José Ferrada, author of The Space Between the Leaves of Grass, yes. According to her, the secret lies in connecting with everything around us. More than that: you have to experience the world. When you look at an orange, it's not enough to use your eyes. Your nose and hands need to be there too. And you have to look at the fruit once, twice, three times, seven times. When you blow soap bubbles out of the window, watch as they disappear. Notice the winter poetry that emerges on stormy nights. Collecting raindrops. By helping us find a poem, the author has already placed us inside one.

SANDCASTLES BUY MÁRCIA LEITE and ODILON MORAES 20x20 cm | 48 pages R$58 ISBN 978-65-89835-25-7 Sandcastles is a story about those salty memories that bring the smell of sunny days by the sea, the noise of the waves, and the sound of children's laughter. A portrait of stories told in summer vacations and the ephemeral moments sand castles occupy in the fluidity of life.

KAALIAWIRI A ÁRVORE DA VIDA KAALIAWIRI - THE TREE OF LIFE BUY FRANCISCO ORTIZ AND CIÇA FITTIPALDI 20 X 26 cm |68 páginas | R$110 ISBN 978-65-89835-56-1 How did some of the essential foods for millions of people, such as manioc, pineapple, potatoes, pupunha, corn and açaí, come about? Among the various myths shared by the indigenous peoples of South America that explain the origin of plants cultivated in the Amazon, one of them - told by the Piapoco people - has just arrived in Brazil in book form. It's Kaaliawiri, the Tree of Life, by Francisco Ortiz and Ciça Fittipaldi, published by Editora ÔZé. The story, passed down orally from generation to generation, was told by the leader of the Piapoco people, Freddy Rojas, to Ortiz, who is an ethnologist and founder of Etnollano, an organization that has been accompanying processes of autonomy and government in communities of the eastern plains in Colombia and the Amazon for 40 years. The two met in Coayare, a community on the lower Guaviare River, in Los Llanos, near the border between Colombia, Brazil and Venezuela. By Bia Reis