| Collective online bookselling site Les Libraires went a long way toward helping Québec's bookstores stay afloat in 2020, and store owners have new relationships with consumers. (Sponsored) |
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| | ZOOM EVENT ON TUESDAY, MARCH 9:
Elevating Arabic Voices in Academic Publishing
Join Publishing Perspectives and the Sheikh Zayed Book Award for a discussion on how the academic publishing community can ensure that a wider range of Arabic voices and topics are better represented in their catalogues and in scholarly discourse. |
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| Today's Rights Roundup brings together work from Bogota, Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Norway, emphasizing fiction, but with a couple of exceptions and an issue-driven children's title. |
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| At issue in Tuesday’s discussion from the Sheikh Zayed Book Award and Publishing Perspectives: The place, presence and visibility of Arabic scholarly work in world academic circles and conversations. |
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| Book Picks: Children's Books from Editorial Flamboyant |
Editorial Flamboyant is a leading Spanish publishing house specialized in high-quality picture and board books for children. Scroll through a selection of their new fiction and nonfiction titles, all with rights available.
Click here to download Flamboyant's latest foreign rights catalogue and to contact the rights team. |
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| | One Million Oysters at the Top of the Mountain By Alex Nogués, Miren Asiain Lora
While admiring a landscape, we rarely pay attention to rocks. Under this premise, the author wisely guides us through the mysteries of geology, with atmospheric and precious illustrations. A White Ravens 2020 selection. |
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| | Women Inventors and Their Inventions By Aitziber Lopez, Luciano Lozano
Have you noticed the objects, machines and furniture that you have around you? All have been invented by someone. And many of these objects were designed by women, by girls who, like you, wanted to improve the world. |
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| | Fantastic Animals By Amaia Arrazola
Are you ready to discover over a hundred animal combinations inside this book? A do-it-yourself bestiary—combine the flaps to come up with wonderful creatures! Highly rhythmic texts with onomatopoeias and animal features. |
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| | Gross! My Lovely (or not) Yucky Stuff By Ramon Cabrera, Cinta Arribas
A hilarious non-fiction book that provides grotesque and fun facts about human excretions, with casual, colourful and expressive illustrations. Farts, poo, earwax, purulent pimples, stinky sweat… are both yucky and funny. |
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| | A Trip to the Forest By Mariona Tolosa Sisteré
In this book children will learn about how to plan a trip to the forest and the natural wonders hiding there. A short but engaging trip that appeals to the five senses, which will make readers see the nature with a renewed outlook. |
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