written by Luis Amavisca & illustrated by Guridi
This is a barbed wire fence. On one side of the fence there’s no water and on the other side there’s no bread. Whilst the adults respectively hold on to their bread and water, the kids happily share what they have and play ball over the fence. Published with the support of Amnesty International.
Rights sold: Korean, Italian, Turkish & English (UK/US)
Hardback / 190 x 240 / 40 pages / NubeOcho
written by Blanca Lacasa & illustrated by Gómez
Fabio doesn’t play fetch, bark or even wag his little tail. When Max discovers that his dog leaves the house every night, the young boy stays awake and finds out that Fabio goes out to meet up with a bunch of cats…
Rights sold: French, Italian & English (UK/US)
Hardback / 210 x 2455 / 40pages / Olika Förlag
written & illustrated by Pato Mena
In the middl
e of the day in the jungle, the animals are feeling the heat. When a cool breeze starts to blow, they can’t resist taking a little nap. The jaguar asks the caoti to wake him up in ten minutes, then the caoti asks the cockatiel who himself asks the sloth. But the sloth is all alone and has to stay awake … Promising to wake up someone could be a big responsibility. SELECTION JUNIOR LIBRARY GUILD 2017 / RIGHTS SOLD: Korean, Simplified Chinese, English (UK/US)
Hardback / 290 x 250 / 40 pages / NubeOcho
One night before going to sleep, Nicholas points with his hands at the moon and says “Bang Bang!” When the moon starts to fall from the sky, an adventure begins to help the moon get back up to the sky. A powerful story that reminds us that guns are not a game. RIGHTS SOLD: English (UK/US), Korean & Simplified Chinese
Hardback / 260 x 240 / 32 pages / NubeOcho
One day, Fred the dog got lost. The whole family looked for him desperately as Hana missed him more than anything. Christmas was approaching and Fred had not returned, so Hana asked Santa Claus to bring him back. A touching story in which the family, the dog and not to forget humour make up the extraordinary ingredients.
Hardback / 200 x 200 / 36 pages / NubeOcho
written & illustrated by Aitor Saraiba
Open 
the book to any page. Each page tells you a micro-tale or offers you a fun exercise to do. Enjoy a book in just one minute… 22 micro tales + 22 exercises.
Themes: Fun, lack of attention, imagination, hyperactivity, poetry, equality.
Hardback / 170 x 223 / 56 pages / NubeOcho
written by Susanna Isern & illustrated by Sonja Wimmer
Bogo t
he fox lived in the branches of a great, big tree. One day he decided to invent amazing things so that he could have everything he wanted. A charming story to make us realize that our own qualities are unique. SELECTION JUNIOR LIBRARY GUILD 2016 RIGHTS SOLD: English (UK & US), German, Korean & Simplified Chinese
Hardback / 260 x 240 / 40 pages / NubeOcho
written by Mar Pavón & illustrated by Laure du Faÿ
The elephant ha
d a very long trunk and it was very useful, but the hippo always laughed at Elephant and told everyone: “That’s not normal!” Until one day the elephant’s long trunk saved baby hippo. A wonderful book about diversity, tolerance and friendship perfect for young readers. WHITE RAVENS 2016
RIGHTS SOLD: Germany; Dutch; French; English (NA & UK) ; Italian; Korean, Complex & Simplified Chinese
Hardback / 250 x 290 / 40 pages / NubeOcho
written by José Carlos Andrés & illustrated by Sonja Wimmer
Not long ago, and no one knows why, the captain started to be scared of everything –even of his shadow. In the Blue-eyed Ghost’s ship, Captain Scaredy Cat has to come face-to-face with a ghost, a vampire…and even a werewolf! A funny story to help us overcome fear.The pirates come back to a marvellous illustrated album. From the author of CARLOTA WOULDN’T SAY BOO.
RIGHTS SOLD: Simplified Chinese & English (US/UK)
Hardback / 250 x 290 / 40 pages / NubeOcho . Somos8
written by Susanna Isern & illustrated by Leire Salaberria
Raccoon wants to be the first in everything, and he almost always succeeds at it. But one day, Fox arrives in the forest… A fun adventure to teach us that “being first” is not the most important thing. Excessive competition can be negative and can sometimes bring anguish to children. From the child psychologist Susanna Isern, author of I was not invited to the birthday.
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