Mortina
E la Festa Trapassata
by Barbara Cantini

On New Year’s Eve 1915, the atmosphere at Villa Decadente is dazzling. Amidst dances, toasts, and eccentric relatives, little (and still very much alive!) Mortina (Ghoulia) has no idea that this particular celebration is about to take a strange turn. A deathly pale awakening and a ghostly grandfather reveal the truth: they’ve all turned into zombies! What unfortunate mishap led Mortina’s family into this bizarre... state?
The seventh book in the series. The world’s most famous zombie girl is back to tell you how her afterlife began!

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Phoebe’s Pockets
Illustrations by Philip Giordano

A vibrant, interactive seek-and-find picture book with colorful characters that can be placed into real pockets, from award-winning creators Nadine Robert and Philip Giordano.
Our little friend Phoebe just turned three! To mark the occasion, she wants to find as many little amazing animal pals as she can to put in her pockets—but where are all her fun-size friends hiding? You’re going to have to help her spot them! From award-winning creators Nadine Robert and Philip Giordano, Phoebe’s Pockets is a seek-and-find adventure that takes kids to ten wonderful and whimsical places, each with their own colorful critter just waiting to be uncovered. Filled with riveting rhymes, spectacular spreads, and real pockets to put each pal in, Phoebe’s Pockets is a celebration of friendship that’s full of interactivity!

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Principessa a chi?
Illustrations by Bruno Zocca

An illustrated album that celebrates the extraordinary diversity of women through a gallery of princesses, each wonderfully different from the next: tall, short, strong, crazy, rock, sweet, witches, fairies, happy, or imperfect. Through a sequence of images and words that celebrates differences, the book dismantles stereotypes to deliver a simple, powerful message: true perfection lies in being yourself.

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The Elements of Me
By Miguel Tanco

What if chemistry could explain not just how the world works—but how we belong? In The Elements of Me, the young narrator—a tiny element herself—guides readers on a poetic journey through atoms, bonds, and the forces that bring us together.
Just like elements, we each carry something special inside us, and when the right connections form, something beautiful can grow. Blending lyrical storytelling with simple science and expressive watercolor-and-ink illustrations, the picture book celebrates curiosity, connection, and the magic of how we fit together.
This third book, in a thematic trilogy that began with Count on Me and The Spark in Me, connects STEM concepts with social-emotional learning, helping children understand both the world around them and the feelings within them. Perfect for classrooms, family read-alouds, and curious young minds, the story illustrates that chemistry isn’t just about what things are made of—it’s about how we connect, grow, and thrive.

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World English, German, French (excl. N.A.), World Spanish.

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