WINGS BUY LIDO LOSCHI and BRUNA LUBAMBO 22X22 cm | 40 pages | BRL 62 ISBN 978-65-89835-41-7 Wings is a book that takes us straight back to our childhoods, when dreams became games and games became dreams. And the children in Wings have a big dream: they want to fly and play at being birds, superheroes, airplanes and rockets. Inspired by his own memories, Lido searches for the sky in various ways: with a bicycle that rides downhill at full speed, on top of a pear tree from which he jumps with an open umbrella, or by hanging from a very high bamboo tree. Among so many experiments, the most striking was a gift from his uncle, who built a seesaw for the children in the middle of the forest.

FOR YOU BUY VERA RODRIGUES 13,5x18cm | 16 pág | R$29 ISBN 9788564571297 How many ways do we have to express our knowledge, our discoveries, and our feelings? How many ways exist to communicate among countries, cultures or even secretly between two friends? Can we use codes? When and how? Through her illustrations, colors and texts, Vera Rodrigues reveals poetically, the possibilities for various answers of a key question: How many ways can we use to communicate affection? Talentedly, the author discloses a profusion of signs. Some of them conventional others created in the name of the most diverse, intimate and secret encounters. A love poem, written in several codes.

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

YOU CAN CALL ME DODÔ BUY DANIELLA MICHELIN and ELISA CARARETO 14x21 cm | 208 pages | R$76 ISBN 978-65-89835-23-3 Coexistence, harmony, respect, existence and resistance are central themes of the book You can call me Dodô, written by Daniella Michelin and illustrated by Elisa Carareto. Haroldo, a worm, who when interacting with other animals in the garden, brings to light issues such as friendship and respect, mixing a harmonious field with an inside-out view of the garden of a house inhabited by some strange animals, among them the wild animal. balancer (human). Humans, who hold power and exercise it for their own benefit, do not see other beings in that universe. The invisibility and the political and social relations of micro and macro powers are interspersed in the maxim of coexistence and coexistence between different beings in a common territory.

A ÔZé Editora busca ótimos textos, com pluralidade de ideias e estilos; belas ilustrações, com diversidade de técnicas e tendências; projetos gráficos apurados e acabamento cuidadoso em cada livro. Tudo isso com respeito aos autores, ilustradores e leitores. Since 2011, ÔZé Editora has been looking for texts with a plurality of ideas and styles; beautiful illustrations, with a diversity of techniques and trends; refined graphic designs and careful finishing in each book. With a strong focus on the production of Brazilian and latin americans authors and illustrators, today the publisher's catalog includes several award-winning titles, such as Sagatrissuinorana, by João Luiz Guimarães and Nelson Cruz, winner of the 2021 Jabuti Prize in the Children's Book and Book of the Year 2021 categories, A avó amarela, by Júlia Medeiros and Elisa Carareto, which won the Jabuti Children's Book Award in 2019, as well as several others that have received the Cátedra Unesco Reading Award, the 30 Best seal from Crescer Magazine, the FNLIJ Highly Recommended Seal and White Ravens.

FEEL A DOG SITTING COMPRAR DAVID WAPNER e ISOL tradução de Dani Gutfreund 15 X 15 cm |24 páginas R$62 ISBN 978-65-89835-42-4 Suitable for children up to 5 years old, this book will also win over older readers, especially those who have a dog: they will certainly recognise themselves in the everyday scene of the friendly dog sitting down waiting for his walk. With humour, Wapner and Isol create a dialogue between text and image that transforms the book into illustrated poetry for all ages. .

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NO ONE SLEPT BUY RAFAEL SICA 20.5X20.5 cm | 40 pag es | BRL 54 ISBN 978-65-89835-27-1 No one slept, is a story to lull ghosts, those who dwell in haunted houses hiding for many years inside closets. But it is also a book about the untroubled world of stories and reading. A children's book on a picturesque landscape where characters share their home with a ghost, which depends upon the main character's breath to sleep. A thought-provoking book, reminding adults and children of those sleepless nights, those fears, and how books and stories can soothe even the most frightened relatives in a haunted house. No one slept is about insomnia, noise, silence, fright, death, and fear; a story around a little strange girl, family, housing, morality, strangeness, and the supernatural.

FIREFLY CHATS BUY MARIA DA BETANIA GALAS 17x23cm | 56 pág | R$39 ISBN 9788564571426 Proac SP 2017 Bologna Catalogue 2019 The two boys had the same name, Pedro, and lived close to each other. But their realities were entirely different: while one lived on top of a building, protected by large walls and bad-looking guards, the other, who had the nickname Peu, lived in a tiny orange house, on a narrow and winding street. But one day they met by accident and discovered that they had something exceptional in common. The illustrations created in colored pencils play with the effects of light theater techniques.

THE YELLOW GRANDMA BUY JÚLIA MEDEIROS e ELISA CARARETO 22x20 cm | 48 pág | R$48 ISBN 9788564571433 Bologna Catalogue 2019/ 2020 2019 FNLIJ Award - Revelation author 2019 FNLIJ Award - Illustrator revelation Highly recommended - FNLIJ 2019 30 Best Magazine Grow 2019 Emilia Highlights 2019 2019 Jabuti Award - Children's Book Category A poetic and sensitive book that touches the memories of family lunches on Sundays. Here, the meetings take place at Yellow Grandma's house, who receives children and grandchildren with affection and care. She prepares them lunch, run card games, and offer delicacies at the end of the day; thus, back home, they would remind her with each bite. The illustrations made with collage, mixing drawings and photos, transform the book into a kind of family album. It is the first book illustrated by Elisa Carareto, who was selected to represent Brazil at the 2019 Bratislava Biennial of Illustrations.