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Swimwing
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WRITTEN BY KJERSTI ANNESDATTER SKOMSVOLD, ILLUSTRATED BY MARI KANSTAD JOHNSEN
From the Norwegian creators of the award-winning Bedtime for Bo, this story illuminates the possibilities that can unfurl when we spread our wings, dive into new waters, and trust in our own capabilities
AWARD–WINNING CREATOR: Author of Bedtime for Bo, a New York Times Best Illustrated book, this equally beautiful and imaginative book is sure to win the heart of new readers and Bo lovers everywhere! A COMMON & RELATABLE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE: This story handles common things like going on vacation, learning to swim, and being scared of new things in a charming, amusing, imaginative, and truly encouraging way. A BEAUTIFULLY & DURABLY MADE BOOK FOR GIFTING & SHARING: From the bright yet soft colors of the glorious art to the heft of the ecologically milled paper and the finishing touches, this gorgeous book is a keeper.
Ella, a small penguin on summer vacation, only has her eyes set on the wonders of the sky––how she wishes she could fly! The ocean, on the other hand, an endless abyss of the unknown, scares her. When her grandmother endeavors to teach her how to swim, Ella is reluctant at first, but eventually she begins to see the ocean––and especially herself––in a new light through her pink–colored goggles. As she adventures through the surprisingly colorful world of sea urchins, octopi, and mermaids, Ella realizes that swimming is not so different from flying after all, and that she is much braver than she gave herself credit for. Through Mari Kanstad Johnsen’s vibrant and animated depictions of the natural world, readers are invited along on Ella’s journey as she uncovers the many treasures of the sky and the sea, and as her universe and confidence in herself expand. Sometimes, grandmothers really do know best: doing the things that scare us are often the most rewarding, and taking a leap of faith can often allow for the most unexpected fun. Kjersti Annesdatter Skomsvold is an internationally acclaimed and award–winning author. Her debut adult novel, The Faster I Walk, the Smaller I Am, was shortlisted for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award and published in 29 languages. A versatile and prodigious writer, Skomsvold writes children’s books, fiction, and poetry. This is her second book, following Bedtime for Bo, with Enchanted Lion. Mari Kanstad Johnsen is an internationally awarded artist and children’s book author and illustrator. One of her books has been on Flavorwire’s list “The 20 Most Beautiful Children’s Books of All Time.” In 2017, she was honored with a “special mention” at the international Bologna Ragazzi Awards. She was a 2025 nominee for the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award, and her first books to be published in English, Bedtime for Bo, was a New York Times Best Illustrated Book. Kanstad Johnsen has a degree from Oslo National Academy of the Arts and Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm.
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CELEBRATES BOTH THE WONDERING MIND & THE BEAUTY OF THE NATURAL WORLD: With detail and delicacy in both image and word, this book shares about the wonders of the natural world, the emotional ways in which they reach us, and the whimsical and surreal ways in which we imaginatively engage with them.
SPECIFICATIONS * Full-color illustrations throughout * 52 pages * WIDTH: 8 1/4" - 210mm * HEIGHT: 11" - 279mm * Hardcover PUB MONTH: JUNE
AGES 3 to 7 ISBN 9781592705139 US $18.99 CAN $24.99 UK £13.99
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SPRING 2027
187
RIGHTS: World/All
Freedom is the Best Thing A STORY OF TOVE JANSSON
WORDS BY MATTHEW BURGESS, ILLUSTRATIONS BY SERENA MABILIA
From the award-winning author Matthew Burgess and the Italian illustrator Serena Mabilia, this biography of Moomin creator Tove Jansson is also a loveletter to a truly free and expressive human being
This picture book biography of Tove Jansson, with ample back matter for reference, gives readers the scope of Jansson’s life, from childhood to her departure from her longtime summer home on her favorite island as an older woman. As a picture book for young readers, there is ample focus on her childhood and youth and a beautiful thematic emphasis on “freedom,” a word Jansson used herself from a young age. Indeed, the title of the book––Freedom is the Best Thing––comes from words she scrawled on a wall like graffiti in her youth, expressing even at that young age a value that would remain most dear to her throughout her life. In these pages, Jansson discovers her own voice, her life’s calling, and her life partner, and all the while, the soul of her childhood and passion for being free remain alive within her. Matthew Burgess is a poet, educator, and the author of many celebrated picture books. He is a professor of literature and creative writing at Brooklyn College, and for over 20 years, he taught poetry programs in New York City public schools. Burgess lives in Brooklyn and Berlin. Serena Mabilia is an award–winning illustrator from Vicenza, who draws with her left hand but uses scissors with her right. She studied at the Scuola Internazionale di Sàrmede, the Accademia di Belle Arti in Venice, and the ISIA in Urbino. Her visual universe often consists of the poetry of everyday life and the intimacy of hidden stories, along with evocations of memories and dreams.
SELLING POINTS CELEBRATED STORYTELLER: A new, wonderful picture book biograph from well–known, beloved author Matthew Burgess. CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF MOOMIN CREATOR TOVE JANSSON: Beloved author Tove Jansson is the subject of this engaging, informative picture– book biography. GORGEOUS ART & PRODUCTION IN SERVICE OF THE CREATOR OF TIMELESS BOOKS & FAVORITE CHARACTERS: With rich, saturated colors, eye–catching design, and tactile as well as ecological materials, this book is sure to stand out as both library and museum fare. A CHILDREN’S AUTHOR BELOVED BY ADULTS: This book will have relevance and a wide readership, being of interest to children, teens, and adults alike. LGBTQ ICON: Celebrating the life of a creative genius with an exceptional talent who is also of interest for her commitment to being herself and living freely as the person she was.
SPECIFICATIONS * Full-color illustrations throughout * 52 pages * WIDTH: 9" - 229mm * HEIGHT: 12" - 305mm * Hardcover with jacket PUB MONTH: MAY
AGES 6 to 9 ISBN 9781592705146 US $18.99 CAN $24.99 UK £18.99
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SPRING 2027
188
RIGHTS: World/All
Truman Toad and the Quest for the Perfect Snack WRITTEN BY OREN LAVIE, ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANKE KUHL
From the award-winning dream team of Oren Lavie and Anke Kuhl, this new story about the beloved toad Truman makes for a fun and delightful reading experience that celebrates friendship and family and their special, delicious ingredient––love
SELLING POINTS A SEQUEL THAT IS EVEN MORE HILARIOUS THAN THE FIRST BOOK: Following a year after the publication of Truman Toad and the Quest for the Perfect Hug, a much celebrated, multi–starred book, this second story in the life of Truman is sure to solidify his place both in reader’s hearts, in classrooms, and in book culture at large. HILARIOUS, WINNING ART FROM ANKE KUHL, ONE OF GERMANY’S MOST ACCLAIMED ILLUSTRATORS: When asked how she achieves such perfection of expression in her characters, Anke Kuhl’s answer is that it’s the fruit of 50 years spent observing humans, and so it is! A BRILLIANT TEXT, WORTHY OF MANY READS, FROM A WITTY YET TENDERHEARTED AUTHOR: Marked by jokes, insight, great dialogue, and playfulness, this new story by Oren Lavie is one to read alone, aloud, and together again and again.
One morning, Truman Toad is awakened by an extraordinary pang of hunger. He’s been dreaming of an insanely delicious toast––no, not an avocado toast but a fly toast! But—there’s a catch: his best friend, Freddy, is a fly! Eating Freddy would mean putting their friendship in serious jeopardy, or, well, worse. Does poor Truman have to resort to porridge yet again for his snack? He detests porridge. No, he just can’t do it! And so Truman decides to go search for a different delicious meal––neither fly nor porridge! Yet his friends have nothing but dry leaves, grilled garbage, straw spaghetti, or even––horse droppings––on their menus to offer him. Faint with hunger, Truman is eventually rescued by a mouse, who brings him home, and there Truman is served the most delicious porridge in the entire world. Is there a secret ingredient? Of course there is! Oren Lavie is an award–winning author, musician, and director. His children’s books have been translated into over a dozen languages, and in 2023, Truman Toad and the Perfect Hug, his third book, was nominated for the prestigious German Youth Literature Award. He has also been nominated for a Grammy Award, and one of his songs was featured in the Disney movie The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Lavie’s debut picture book, The Bear Who Wasn’t There, was published to great acclaim in Germany and was released in the U.S. through Akashic Book’s Black Sheep imprint. O, The Oprah Magazine called the book “irresistible” and “playfully existential,” and a starred review in Publishers Weekly praised “the charm of Lavie’s storytelling voice.” Lavie lives in Tel Aviv, Israel. Anke Kuhl is one of Germany’s leading children’s book illustrators, whose awards include the German Youth Literature Award and the Max and Moritz Prize for Best German–Language Comic for Children. She lives with her husband and two children in Frankfurt, Germany.
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A PICTURE BOOK THAT IS TRULY FOR READERS OF ALL AGES: As all great picture books are. Perfect for reading aloud to children ages four and up, but also a charming gift book for adults, sharing a universal message.
SPECIFICATIONS * Full-color illustrations throughout * 40 pages * WIDTH: 8 1/4" - 210mm * HEIGHT: 11" - 279mm * Hardcover PUB MONTH: APRIL
AGES 4 to 8 ISBN 9781592705238 US $18.99 CAN $24.99 UK £13.99
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eISBN 9781592705245
SPRING 2027
189
RIGHTS: World English
The Song of the Dead Sea Scrolls STORY BY LESLÉA NEWMAN, ILLUSTRATIONS BY VESPER STAMPER
For more than 2,000 years, the Dead Sea Scrolls were naturally preserved in a jar in a cave in the arid climate of the Judean Desert. The discovery of these parchments by a young Bedouin shepherd is beautifully and moving shared in these gorgeously collaged pages by the award-winning author Lesléa Newman and the equally acclaimed illustrator Vesper Stamper
SELLING POINTS ESTEEMED AUTHOR & ILLUSTRATOR: Author Lesléa Newman is a well–known and beloved author who has a following in the school and library world, much esteem in the review world, and is beloved by readers far and wide. The book’s illustrator, Vesper Stamper, is an award–winning author and artist who is well know for the YA books she as authored, as well as for the many picture books she has illustrated. STRIKING ARTWORK: Consisting of cut–paper art, the collaged illustrations are gorgeous and the production values are high, making the book standout as both a children’s book and an art book. A STORY BOTH TRUE AND MAGICAL: After 2,000 years in a cave, the parchments and papyrus on which the Hebrew Bible was written are discovered largely intact, despite being blackened with time and age.
Based on a true story, this book tells the tale of a young Bedouin shepherd’s discovery of scrolls 2,000 years old. This small yet enormous and astonishing event occurred in 1947, when the shepherd was tending to his flock and a sheep wandered off. Going in search of it, amid the limestone cliffs lining the northwestern rim of the Dead Sea, he came upon a cave. As the story goes, he threw several stones into the cave and was startled to hear the sound of pottery breaking. Upon entering the cave, the shepherd found a group of large clay pots. Some were empty and some held old scrolls blackened with age. The shepherd brought the scrolls to an antiquities dealer, who recognized at once that this was a very special discovery. The shepherd had found the oldest known copies of biblical works written on pieces of parchment and papyrus in ancient Hebrew. These, now known as the Dead Sea Scrolls, have given us an unprecedented window into Judaism, the origins of Christianity, and the Old Testament itself, but what stands out in this lyrical account are the durability of what is fragile and how significance can come down to us in the most unanticipated and surprising ways. Lesléa Newman is the author of 85 books for readers of all ages, including A Letter to Harvey Milk; October Mourning: A Song for Matthew Shepard; and Heather Has Two Mommies. She has received many literary awards, including creative writing fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Massachusetts Artists Foundation, two National Jewish Book Awards, two American Library Association Stonewall Honors, and the James Baldwin Award for Cultural Achievement. Nine of her books have been Lambda Literary Award finalists. Vesper Stamper has been an illustrator for over 20 years and now also writes and illustrates novels of historical fiction. Her debut illustrated YA novel, What the Night Sings, about the post–Holocaust period, was a National Book Award Nominee, a National Jewish Book Award Finalist, a Morris Award Finalist, and a Golden Kite Honor Book and Sydney Taylor Book Award Winner. Vesper has a BFA in Illustration from Parsons and an MFA in Illustration as Visual Essay from SVA. She lives with her husband, filmmaker Ben Stamper, in NC.
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AN IMPORTANT BIT OF HISTORY WORTH LEARNING ABOUT: Though some scrolls were intact, many were in fragments. Despite these conditions, 950 different manuscripts of varying lengths were reconstructed––the original texts of the Hebrew Bible which bear a remarkable resemblance to those which had been passed down. The window this gives us into time and history is exceptional, illuminating, and meaningful.
SPECIFICATIONS * Full-color illustrations throughout * 56 pages * WIDTH: 10 1/2" - 267mm * HEIGHT: 8 1/2" - 216mm * Hardcover POB PUB MONTH: APRIL
AGES 6 to 9 ISBN 9781592704927 US $18.99 CAN $24.99 UK £13.99
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eISBN 9781592705009
SPRING 2027
190
RIGHTS: World English
The Jamblings of the Kreek WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED BY OHARA HALE
An episodic novel that is heir to the Moomin novels of Tove Jansson, The Jamblings of the Kreek is a dramatic, metaphysical adventure story that like all such stories is also a search for home
SELLING POINTS UNIQUE, ENGAGING STORYTELLING: Mixing fantasy, whimsy, and insight, this character–driven, episodic novel conjures a palpable and mysterious world that will linger with readers long after the book has been closed. AN ANTIDOTE TO DYSTOPIAN BARRENNESS: This is a world bursting with life, growth, change, becoming, and beauty. Celebrating interconnection and belonging, agency and wonder at the astonishing reality of earth and sky, this story is about nature and cosmic belonging in a way so sweet that it reaches straight into the heart. CHARMING, DISTINCTIVE ILLUSTRATIONS MAKE THIS A WONDERFUL GIFT: Full of spot, one–page, and double–page illustrations that provide visual delight and whimsy, this stylishly designed, sustainably produced book is a gorgeous gift for all occasions.
The Jamblings of the Kreek is an episodic novel that follows two characters—the Gleb and the Kreek—as the Kreek searches for this seemingly desirable thing called “home.” Over the course of their adventures, the Kreek jambles about the where, why, how, and what of itself and all it is feeling and experiencing. The journey of the Kreek and the Gleb, though it is through a beautiful natural world bursting with life, isn’t without risk, however; quite the contrary, as when the oblivion of the Time Sands and the despair of the Never Again become part of the Kreek and the Gleb’s journey, too. Told in playful, poetic prose that bristles and blooms with the fragrances and textures of the natural world, The Jamblings of the Kreek gives us touching, relatable characters within an enchanted yet shadow–tinged world, much like our own. Large–hearted, inventive, sweet, and wise, this is a story for the ages! Ohara Hale is an international multidisciplinary artist who works with many different forms and materials. She sings, writes, draws, and performs sounds, words, colors, and movements that are questions and ideas about love, life, nature, and all the unseen, unknown, and dreamed in between. Her books can be found in shops, libraries, and museums around the world. Her animations have appeared alongside celebrated poets and thinkers, her scores have won awards, and her songs have been played on the radio. She has taught workshops, spoken at festivals, and made art that lives in galleries, shops, and homes. Born in Hollywood, she was raised in the Midwest but spent years living in L.A. and Montreal before setting out to explore the world. She has been searching for home ever since and finding it, again and again, in the most unexpected of places. To find out more please visit www.oharahale.com.
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APPEALING CHARACTERS: Bringing the Moomins, Miyazaki’s characters, and the Little Prince to mind, the Kreek and the Gentle Gleb are touching, surprising characters, never to be forgotten.
SPECIFICATIONS * Full-color spot and full-spread illustrations throughout * 192 pages * WIDTH: 6 3/4" - 171mm * HEIGHT: 8 1/2" - 216mm * Hardcover with jacket PUB MONTH: MARCH
AGES 10 MIDDLE-GRADE FICTION ISBN 9781592704170 US $27.99 CAN $34.99 UK £19.99
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SPRING 2027
191
RIGHTS: World English
Songs of Childhood
A COLLECTION OF STORIES AND PICTURES TEXT AND PICTURES BY ROKURO TANIUCHI
An astonishing and memorable collection of stunning illustrations and 45 bite-size stories from one of Japan's great 20th-century artists
Consisting of 45 stories, each just a paragraph long, with one illustration per story, Songs from Childhood beautifully highlights how the most ordinary scenes, landscapes, and objects from daily life become infused with the imaginary and surreal through a child’s eyes. Lingering in these pages, an adult might remember the wonder of childhood and the surprise of existence, while a child will delight in the tiny details and odd scenes. These illustrations and stories offer a myriad of paths for the curious and playful spirit to wander down. In additon to the 45 stories and illustrations making up the body of the book, there is also a small archive of additional images in the back of the book, along with an essay by Taniuchi. Whether for circle time or bedtime, or any hour in between, these stories, with their whimsical, elegantly composed pictures and child characters, is sure to be a favorite for readers of all ages. Marked by a lightness of touch, a humane and playful spirit, and a sheer delight at existence, this charming and tender work spark with human and gratitude at the sheer good luck of being in the world as we are: thinking, conscious, sentient life. Rokuro Taniuchi was born in Ebisu, Tokyo, in 1921. From the time he was a boy, he drew cartoons and pictures, which he submitted to newspapers and magazines. In 1955, he won the first Bungeishunju Manga Award, thus making his professional debut. The following year, the magazine Weekly Shincho was launched, and Taniuchi regularly created the cover painting. For the next 25 years until he passed away in 1981, he painted over 1,300 covers for the magazine. Taniuchi also created murals and picture books, along with many whimsical stand–alone small stories and images of childhood. He also interacted with schools and gave free art classes. David Boyd teaches translation at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies. He won the Japan– U.S. Friendship Commission Prize for the Translation of Japanese Literature in 2018 for Slow Boat by Hideo Furukawa, in 2022 for The Hole by Hiroko Oyamada, and in 2024 for Takaoka’s Travels by Tatsuhiko Shibusawa. He is the translator of the Chirri & Chirra series and all of Ryoji Arai’s books for Enchanted Lion Books.
SELLING POINTS SUPERB PRODUCTION VALUES, OFFERING A SLIPCASED, CLOTHBOUND BOOK: Reproducing the values of the 1970s Japanese edition of the work, this first–ever English– language edition has a beautiful, illustrated slipcase, rich endpapers, and a cloth binding, as well as exceptional image production. INNOVATIVE IN FORM & SWEET & RELATABLE IN CONTENT: As a collection of 45 small stories, each illustrated with a single image, the form of this book is novel, but the tenderness, humor, sweetness and truth of these short children’s stories make them highly relatable and touching. OFFERING 45 BITE–SIZE & DISTINCT STORIES IN ONE BOOK: An exciting and entertaining offering of different moods, insights, characters, and moments, through the array of story and picture to be had. A BOOK AS SUITED TO THE MUSEUM SHOP & THE ARTIST OR ADULT BOOK COLLECTION AS TO A CHILD’S BEDROOM BOOKSHELF: A book for both the art– and design–minded, as well as for the discerning and imaginative child.
SPECIFICATIONS * 52 full-color illustrations * 128 pages * WIDTH: 8" - 203mm * HEIGHT: 10 1/2" - 267mm * Hardcover with slipcase PUB MONTH: MAY ISBN 9781592705122 US $29.99 CAN $40.99 UK £21.99
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ENCHANTED LION
SPRING 2027
192
RIGHTS: World English
The Days of Captain Brett WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED BY BLEXBOLEX, TRANSLATED FROM FRENCH BY MARGARET MORRISON
From the award-winning artist and storyteller Blexbolex, a riveting adventure story in which a young boy visiting his distant uncle due to trouble at home suddenly finds himself involved with the infamous Captain Brett in a world not bound by time or the rules of reality
SELLING POINTS EXQUISITE CRAFTSMANSHIP: Designed by Blexbolex, this gorgeous book hides a dramatic case under its splendid jacket and evinces a rare artfulness across its pages––from the hand–lettering design to the dynamic composition of words and pictures––making this a compelling invitation to reading for pleasure and delight. BOLD STORYTELLING THAT CARRIES READERS ALONG: Blexbolex’s aim, in addition to honoring the form of the book and doing justice to it, is to tell a good yarn, and tell a good story he does! A PERFECT GIFT: This gorgeously produced book, printed in Latvia with rich color on Swedish paper, offers an abundance of art and story at an uncommonly affordable price.
Twelve–year–old Hieronymus is entrusted by his parents to the care of a whimsical, absent–minded uncle for the summer. Driven by both boredom and fascination to explore the unfamiliar city, he eventually loses his way and is taken prisoner by a crew of outlaw pirates! Now captive on a boat, he is dragged into a chase with the river police much against his will, after which he is brought to the pirates’ underground hideout. Though he is able to escape at a moment of chaos, it is just when Hieronymus thinks that he’s safe and sound again that he falls right back into the clutches of the mysterious and formidable Captain Brett. A story of childhood adventure in which the space for wildness still exists, The Days of Captain Brett might also be seen as a contemplation on the gains and losses of growing up. Blexbolex was born in 1966 in Douai. He currently lives in Leipzig, Germany. After a stint at the Angoulême School of Fine Arts, he discovered screen printing in the 1990s and learned publishing techniques on the job. Since 2006, he has been creating a significant body of work in children’s literature—translated into more than ten languages––and is the recipient of multiple awards both in France and internationally, with two of his books (also published by Enchanted Lion) selected as New York Times Book Review Best Illustrated Books.
A BOOK OF BROAD INTEREST: For upper elementary and young teen readers, this fantastically illustrated story of unbounded imagination, growing up, and leaving childhood behind (with the door kept open) is both an entertaining romp and provocation, as all good books are. A POPULAR THEME: Piracy, with its rougery and countercultural energy, remains popular, for the adventure it offers along with the spotlight it puts on character and moral choice.\
SPECIFICATIONS * Full-color illustrations throughout * 168 pages * WIDTH: 8 1/8" - 206mm * HEIGHT: 11 1/2" - 292mm * Paperback with Jacket PUB MONTH: MARCH
AGES 3 to 7 ISBN 9781592705108 US $22.99 CAN $29.99 UK £16.99
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SPRING 2027
193
RIGHTS: World/All
Springtime
A STORY OF THE DECADES OF LIFE WORDS AND PICTURES BY ADRIEN PARLANGE, TRANSLATED FROM FRENCH BY CLAUDIA BEDRICK
A book like no other in its use of die-cuts and frames to capture the moments and memories of a life
SELLING POINTS UNIQUE FORMAT: The exceptional format of the book, the novelty of its mechanics and design, and the beauty of its production make it stand out as a both an exceptional gift and a collectors item. IDEAL FOR MUSEUM & GIFT CHANNEL: This book would be a first choice for museum stores, gift shops, and indie bookstore art and design tables. FOR PICTURE–BOOK ENTHUSIASTS: An exceptional choice for book lovers, as well as for programs that teach about picture books and bookmaking. GLOBAL ACCLAIM: The author already has a strong following in Europe and Asia, and has been recognized for the uniqueness of vision that he brings to storytelling in the picture–book form.
In this book, the author evokes the pivotal moments of a life. These moments—like decisive leaps and rebounds—do not merely represent every passing age; rather, they linger on love, friendship, intense feelings, upheavals, lasting impressions, and the echoes of both joys and failures. The book impressively captures these moments through die–cuts that shift, change, and disappear across the book, thereby serving as windows that open onto memories—memories that endure, change, and disappear––together weaving the story of a life. The author’s unique structural approach to the passage of time and memory, by using the form and materiality of the book to look backward and within, beautifully serves the poetic depths and universal resonance of his themes. Adrien Parlange is the author of several outstanding picture books, all of which explore and extend the limits of the form. His latest picture book, Un abri, was a dPicture Outstanding Picture Book of 2025, a BRAW Amazing Bookshelf selection of 2025, and it received a 2025 Sorcières Award for Best Fiction Book, a Lu et Partagé Award for Best Picture Book, and an Imaginales Award for Best Picture Book He lives in Strasbourg, where he teaches at the School of Decorative Arts. Claudia Bedrick is the publisher, editor, and art director of Enchanted Lion Books. She lives in Brooklyn.
UNRULY IMPRINT: This impressive book marks our first with the author under our Unruly imprint, with other books to follow. SOCIAL MEDIA LAUNCH: To launch this book, we will be widely sharing videos of the book, with its acquiring editor, Eugenia Mello, talking about it across all social media platforms, including TikTok.
SPECIFICATIONS * Full-color illustrations throughout * 78 pages * WIDTH: 6 2/3" - 169mm * HEIGHT: 9 1/2" - 241mm * Hardcover POB PUB MONTH: MARCH ISBN 9781592705115 US $24.99 CAN $33.99 UK £17.99
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UNRULY/ENCHANTED LION
SPRING 2027
194