THE BLUE BUTTERFLY BUY RICARDO AZEVEDO e SYLVIA HELENA BOOCK 16x23cm | 32 pág | R$35 ISBN 9788564571020 Library Itaú 2015 e 2018 Two traveling friends walk the paths of the world. During their journey, they travel to several countries, meet unknown people and cultures, crossing mountains, valleys, forests and deserts. But when they stop walking and rest, one sleeps while the other keeps watch and listens. A blue butterfly flying above streams, rocks and trees guide the story, creating delicate scenes with crystalline waters, animals and flowers. These dreamlike elements lead the reader to enjoy the metaphors that account for the outcome of history. The illustrations of Sylvia Helena provide color and form to the plot; a great treasure, dealing with aspirations, contradictions and human conflicts.

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SNIFFING FREEDOM BUY ANNA FLORA e LUISE WEISS 16x23cm | 32 pág | R$35 ISBN 9788564571013 During the nineteen century, in a place near the city of Curitiba in Paraná, there was a colony of Italian immigrants from Sicily. It was not by chance that this place was called Colonia Cecília. There lived Piera, the protagonist of this story, with his family and friends. The Colony was anarchistic: no one was in charge of anyone, and everyone shared everything. The children played, sang and danced. The school was named, Free School, and for four years Piera and the colony enjoyed the common welfare. The events described in the story, outline the aspirations of women and men sniffing freedom The book also includes an annex with a collection about the Cecilia Colony and historical and political information about the Cecilia Colony. Sniffing freedom combines images and narratives in a playful and informative way, as well as a curious, investigative prone reader to enjoy the pleasure of reading.

STILL BUY SILVANA TAVANO and IONIT ZILBERMAN 24X24 cm | 32 pages | BRL 60 ISBN 978-65-89835-34-9 Still is a curious book full of meanings, which plays with time and the hands of the clock. How still can be now or later, past, present or future, waiting or hurrying. The still runs fast, but sometimes it takes a while. It changes all the time, in form and context. A written and visual narrative that makes the reader question the word, which in each way has a duration.

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 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.

ENQUANTO NÃO LEMBRO WHILE I CAN'T REMEMBER BUY GABRIELA ROMEU AND ELISA CARARETO 22 X 22 cm |56 pages | R$62 ISBN 978-65-89835-49+3 The narrator's voice does not summarize her condition as a niece waiting for an absent-minded aunt carried away by the insistent sea of melancholy. This voice is also the translation of our silenced hearts. The cry that this story dares to offer is urgent to offer, breaking the glasses in the cupboard. Where are they taking our aunts, our uncertainty, our lack of normality? Tenderness could be the feeling dedicated to those who wander the corridors of the mind but, between whispers, are still mad... What would fit into the life we call human when weakened by patterns of behavior? This story is one to read and reread, to carry in your voice, chantingmedicine to better welcome the care of the soul. Just like as we would do, crying Claricean dialogues, recovering the unforgettable images provoked by the phrases of João Guimarães Rosa in “Sorôco, sua mãe, sua filha”, when they see the train and can no longer prevent it from leaving. While I don't remember is our image reflected in the mirror.

RED BULL BUY DIPACHO 21X21 cm | 36 pages | BRL 50 ISBN 978-65-89835-37-0 Nothing seemed to move the Red Bull. Not the blue sky, not the yellow sun, not the green pasture. Friends? None! Red Bull didn't like anything or anyone. In fact, he could barely see anything around him. But how long could he live like this, alone and angry? Red Bull is ÔZé Editora's first partnership with Colombian Dipacho, author and illustrator of several children's books, many of which have been translated into English, Portuguese, Italian and French. In 2023 he was one of the illustrators selected for the children's book fair in Bologna, Italy, with the book Once upon a bird (text by Gastón Hauviller). With a curious play between words and illustrations, Red Bull leaves many questions open, and it's up to children - from zero to a hundred years old - to venture their own answers.

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.