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If you're looking for elephants, try in a tree!
AN ELEPHANTASY (Dailan Kifki) is a children's classic by author María Elena Walsh, translated from by ,
Reviewed here by
https://t.co/kWVE2qwp0d

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2022-09-22

The books introduced by are:
Wild Animals of the North           
Illustrated and written by Dieter Braun
Translated from German by Jen Calleja
Published by
https://t.co/N0DAQhGd0W

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2022-09-16

It's day 9 and on blog today Lori of introduces 4 stunning wordless picture books
from South Korea and China
https://t.co/5qIEQTB2F9

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2022-09-09

The Hunt is On (Book 1: Seekers of the Aweto), written & illustrated by Nie Jun, translated from Chinese by Edward Gauvin.

https://t.co/9MfOG4Iw9j


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2022-09-08

Indian children's author Roopa Pai explains, ''why I retell old Indian stories for the young.''

https://t.co/121IPPHrvt

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2022-09-02

It's and just 3 months until September:

Want to with your kids, but not sure where to start?

Ta da! Here's the 2022 list: children's & YA books from around the world, in translation into English🥳

https://t.co/1RSoxpeKAJ

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2022-06-08

REFUGEES:
My name is not refugee
By Kate Milner.

A young boy discusses the journey he is about to make with his mother. They will leave their town, she explains, and it will be sad but also a little bit exciting.

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2021-09-29

recommends ‘Big Wolf & Little Wolf’ by Nadine Brun-Cosme & Olivier Tallec, translated by Claudia Zoe Bedrick, A beautifully tender book that speaks to the ❤️ w/ themes of loneliness, friendship, loss, & ultimately, hope

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2021-09-22

recommends Lampie and the Children of the Sea by translated by . Excellent mystery, darkness, sadness and happiness all rolled into a stunning magical realist story that is not to be missed! 🌊🌊

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2021-09-18

Thank you Hanna Leliv and for sharing your favourite Ukrainian books with us: ones already translated into English, and ones that aren't but should be!

https://t.co/ENCudVmKx4

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2021-09-15

What does a pencil dream about when you are not using it? Follow a pencil’s adventures as it travels outside the classroom and writes its own story in 'Dreams of a Pencil,' written by Xiaonan Zhang and illustrated by Xiaying Cao. https://t.co/QnNWNnlWMO

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2021-09-11

recommends the Vitello books by Kim Fupz Aakeson and Niels Bo Bojesen, translated by Ruth Garde. These charmingly anarchic adventures of the redoubtable Vitello are guaranteed to entertain and, at times, give pause for reflection.

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2021-09-10

In stores today!
Cat & Dog: A Tale of Opposites

A perfect combination of words and illustration, and a concept book that tells a cohesive story.”
— https://t.co/eZfyoQ4ki8

Get your copy: https://t.co/7SBEf66UFT


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2021-09-08

Early Soviet children's books made a major impact in UK. Brought to Britain and admired by Noel Carrington, Peggy Angus, Peral Binder and others, they inspired the creation of the Puffin Picture books in 1940.

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2021-09-02

I love sharing good reads and it's so! a few children's books i've read and loved this year:

Dragonfly Eyes by Cao Wenxuan & Helen Wang
(don't, don't, don't miss this one)

Kiki's Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono & Emily Balistrieri

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2021-09-02

Celebrate now & on 30th Sept with us! This month shines a spotlight on translated fiction & non-fiction for kids & reminds us that reading "opens up the world in all its multicultural, multilingual diversity"

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2020-09-14

Ah, , you just made my day! And reminded me of your beautiful books https://t.co/nMsNFNojtO (the pink one “Answer Me Leila” I read in ’s translation)

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2020-09-11