Books for Children and Young Adults 2026
Welcome to the
FTD EDUCAÇÃO RIGHTS GUIDE 2026
We are delighted to share with you our Highlights for 2026. This is a careful selection of our books, diverse collections, relevant themes, innovative projects and important authors. There is a lot to discover in our New Catalogue!
In the Highlights category, you’ll find double-page spreads dedicated to our award-winning authors with books published in various countries. This allows you to explore, all in one place, the featured book for this season, as well as other Backlist books from these authors.
In the Picturebooks:
Telma Guimarães, author of the bestseller Where Is the Book That Was Here?, whose publishing rights have been sold to 5 countries, appears in this edition with two new titles: It’s Time! and It’s Ours! Both books portray adventures and everyday situations of animals in the forest, in which the imagination and attitudes of each character reveal different ways of reacting to everyday themes.
Patricia Auerbach and Roberta Asse, authors who have won numerous literary awards, present us with the dazzling Wetland. It’s a wordless book that presents the passage of time and the daily life of a riverside community in the heart of the Pantanal, the largest floodplain on the planet.
Edimilson de Almeida Pereira, one of the leading contemporary Brazilian poets, who has written essays and poetry for adults and children, also brightens our list of authors with Something, Nothing. This collection of poems about everyday objects invites the reader to immerse themselves in a fun game of opposites and possibilities.
In the Illustrated Fiction and Novels:
Jacques Fux, whose books and short stories have been published in Italy, Mexico, Peru, Israel, the United States, and France, stands out in this category with A Labyrinthine Maze. This book was recently awarded the gold award at the LADAWARDS 2025 (Latin American Design Awards). With an honorable mention for it’s graphic design, which is a work of art in itself, the reader will delight in the fantastic adventures of a boy detective in a labyrinth full of enigmas.
Last but certainly not least, two excellent new titles complement this category:
In The Bird King, written and illustrated by the indigenous artist Ezequiel Vitor Tuxá, nature teaches a greedy king the importance of respecting the water, the land, and it’s inhabitants. A symbolic plot that blends critique and fantasy, contributing to the development of critical and empathetic readers.
The book The Only One in the Classroom invites readers to reflect on the impact that structural racism has on Tereza’s life. The narrative prioritizes the protagonist’s subjective perspective, encouraging critical reading and collective dialogue about inclusion and respect.
These books are just a glimpse of what you can find in our full Digital Catalogue:
Now it’s time for you to dive in and explore our books. Enjoy it!
All of the best,
Tassia Oliveira Foreign Rights FTD Educação
Ezequiel Vitor Tuxá, The Bird King
HIGHLIGHTS
Esteban Vivaldi, It’s Ours!
Telma Guimarães
Telma Guimarães holds a degree in Portuguese and English Literature from UNESP and worked as an English teacher until deciding to dedicate herself entirely to children’s and young adult literature. She is the author of more than 200 books and published her first book in 1987. The following year received the APCA award for Best Author for the children’s book Mago Bitu Fadolento. Among her many published books, the following stands out, published by FTD: In 2020, Cadê o Livro que Estava Aqui? won the Jabuti Award for Illustration. This title, as well as O Clube de Leitura da Olívia, has been published in many countries like Italy, Korea, Mozambique, Portugal, Spanish-speaking countries, and Turkey.
BY THE SAME AUTHOR:
Where’s The Book That Was Here? While Mom Was Sleeping Once Upon a Time a Jaguar...
IT’S TIME!
Themes: animals, discoveries, imagination
Text: Jonas Ribeiro and Telma Guimarães
Illustrations: Esteban Vivaldi
Format: 205 x 275 mm
Pages: 32
Cover: paperback Age Group: 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-05306-8
ABOUT THE BOOK
In this story written by Jonas Ribeiro and Telma Guimarães, author of the bestseller Where is the Book That Was Here?, the Owl, the Jabiru Stork and the Parrot hear a strange noise in the forest and formulate several hypotheses about what that sound could be. The imagination and attitudes of each character reveal different ways of reacting to the unknown: curiosity, prudence, caution and fear. The creative dialogue between text and image is the book’s highlight. The text uses constructions that are repeated and that provokes expectations on the part of the reader with each turn of the page. Esteban Vivaldi’s illustrations explore the exuberance of Brazilian fauna and flora in a profusion of colors, movements and perspectives. While the expressiveness of the characters reinforces the nuances of the written narrative, the representation of what they are imagining amplifies the meaning of the words.
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IT’S OURS!
Themes: animals, friendship, life lessons
Text: Jonas Ribeiro and Telma Guimarães
Illustrations: Esteban Vivaldi
Format: 205 x 275 mm
Pages: 32
Cover: paperback
Age group: 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-06263-3
ABOUT THE BOOK
The Parrot, the Jabiru Stork, and the Owl are great friends and always play together in the forest until one day the Parrot makes an important decision: to demarcate the territory so that he and each of his friends have their own space. The result is that the characters each react in their own way and reflect on the decision to play together or separately, to share or not share spaces and their belongings. Esteban Vivaldi’s illustrations set the narrative in the Brazilian Pantanal, exploring the colors of the countryside and the water. Aspects such as the angles and the different perspectives on the scene compositions bring movement and reinforce the feelings conveyed by the text.
Patricia Auerbach
Patricia Auerbach is an author, illustrator, and educator. Her books have received multiple awards, including recognition from the UNESCO Chai and the Brazilian FNLIJ Awards, and have been selected for the UN SDG Book Club. She holds degrees in Architecture and Education, as well as Master’s degrees in Children’s and Youth Literature from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and in Human Development and Education, with a focus on Language and Literacy, from Harvard University.
Roberta Asse
Roberta Asse is an author and illustrator of books, and a researcher of childhood cultures. Born in São Paulo, she holds a degree in architecture from FAU-USP and is a graphic designer. Asse has participated in and created award-winning projects and publications in digital and print media. She holds a Master’s degree from the Program of Comparative Studies in PortugueseLanguage Literatures at the Faculty of Letters of USP, and is a doctoral candidate in the Doctoral Program in Literary Studies at the University of Aveiro, Portugal.
WETLAND
Themes: customs, environment, read the pictures
Text and Illustrations: Patricia Auerbach and Roberta Asse
Format: 275 x 190 mm
Pages: 64
Cover: paperback
Age Group: 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-05305-1
ABOUT THE BOOK
Wetland is a wordless book that presents the passage of time and the daily life of a riverside community in the heart of the Pantanal, the largest floodplain on the planet. There, the distances are enormous, journeys are almost always made by boat, and students return home only on weekends and during school breaks. The transformation of the landscape affects the lives of the inhabitants: the water rises, the plains flood, and many families are isolated, in a silent dialogue with nature. This book tells the story of two friends experiencing the rhythm of the water during their vacation. While the river is not flooding, they play outside with their friends, and the adults do outdoor activities. During the flood, everyone stays at home. When the river water finally recedes, the children return to school and the families can spend time together again.
BY THE SAME AUTHORS:
Ages 3 to 6 | 72 pages
155 x 155 mm, 155 x 235 mm, 155 x 310 mm
Edimilson de Almeida Pereira
Edimilson de Almeida Pereira was born in Juiz de Fora, MG, in 1963. He is a poet, essayist, fiction writer, author of children’s and young adult literature, and a collaborating professor in the Postgraduate Program in Literary Studies at the Faculty of Letters of the Federal University of Juiz de Fora. Among his many published books, the following stand out: Mundo Encaixado: Significação da Cultura, popular winner of the João Ribeiro Award from the Brazilian Academy of Letters, 1994; A Saliva da Fala: Notas Sobre a Poética Banto-Católica no Brasil, winner of the Sílvio Romero Award, FUNARTE, 2002. In fiction: O Ausente, winner of the Oceanos Award, 2021; Front winner of the São Paulo Award for Literature, 2021.
BY
THE SAME AUTHOR:
Stay Alert, Peephole
One Corner for Each Animal
SOMETHING, NOTHING
Themes: discoveries, everyday themes, poems
Text: Edimilson de Almeida Pereira
Illustrations: Larissa da Cruz
Format: 160 x 230 mm
Pages: 56
Cover: paperback Age Group: 8 and up ISBN: 978-85-96-04833-0
ABOUT THE BOOK
Edimilson de Almeida Pereira, one of the most awarded poets and prose writers in Brazil in recent years, invites the reader to immerse himself in a fun game of opposites and possibilities. This collection of poems about everyday objects invites readers to take a new look — a free look — at everything that is around us and that often doesn’t receive our attention. The unique graphic design and illustrations by Larissa da Cruz create lines, shapes and colors that are interwoven to invite the reader to interact with the book. The first impression is that this is a book without words. However, when the reader opens the pages, he discovers the poems, which until then were hidden amidst the visual narrative. The reader can physically rearrange the poems to transform each volume into a personalized copy.
Amanda Lobos, The Only One in the Classroom
Jacques Fux
Jacques Fux is a writer with a doctorate in literature from UFMG and the Université de Lille 3. He was a researcher at Harvard University from 2012 to 2014. Fux is the author of 22 books, including: Antiterapias, winner of the São Paulo Literature Award, 2013; Meshugá, winner of the Manaus Award, 2016; As Coisas de que Não me Lembro, winner of the FNLIJ Award and finalist for the Jabuti Award, 2023; Um Labirinto Labiríntico, winner of the Latin American Design Awards, 2025; Nunca Vou te Perdoar Por Você Ter me Obrigado a te Esquecer, winner of the Manaus Award and finalist for the Jabuti Award, 2024. His books and short stories have been published in France, Israel, Italy, Mexico, Peru, and the United States.
BY THE SAME AUTHOR:
A LABYRINTHINE MAZE
Themes: adventure, discoveries, mystery
Text: Jacques Fux
Illustrations: Henri Campeã
Format: 150 x 250 mm
Pages: 56
Cover: paperback
Age Group: Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-96-04241-3
ABOUT THE BOOK
A young detective must use all his wits to decipher the enigma that will help him escape an unconventional maze: a labyrinth. On his journey, he meets unusual characters, makes friends, experiences fantastic adventures and, determined to solve the mystery, he remains attentive to all the clues that appear in the most challenging or illogical circumstances. The interaction between the written text, Henri Campeã’s fun illustrations and the graphic design demonstrates the power of literary work in constructing meaning. Exploring different languages — denotative, connotative, verbal and non-verbal, the book promotes a reading experience that provides literary enjoyment and the expansion of the reader’s repertoire.
IN THE INVISIBLE THREADS
Themes: everyday themes, family, self-knowledge
Text: Alessandra Roscoe
Illustrations: Grupo Matizes Dumont
Format: 250 x 210 mm
Pages: 40
Cover: paperback Age Group: 8 and up
ISBN: 978-85-96-05321-1
ABOUT THE BOOK
In the Invisible Threads is a short story inspired by the poetry of Manoel de Barros (1916-2014), one of the most important Brazilian poets of recent decades. In the dialogue presented in this book, mother and daughter share their perspectives on these small, beautiful things: the poet Manoel de Barros’s appreciation for small things, his ability to create a sense of wonder about everyday life, and the bonds of affection that they enjoy. The illustrations are by Grupo Matizes Dumont, a family of artisans from the interior of Brazil who use spontaneous hand-made embroidery as an artistic language and an instrument of social and cultural transformation. Their handmade works of art illustrate Alessandra Roscoe’s poetic prose and reveal, in a profusion of colors and textures, the beauty present in the details and in the little things that make life enchanting.
ASDRUBAL, THE TERRIBLE SERIES
Themes: discoveries, history, values
Text and Illustrations: Elvira Vigna
Afterword: Isabel Lopes Coelho and Rosa Amanda Strausz
Format: 190 x 250 mm
Cover: paperback Age Group: 8 and up
ABOUT THE BOOK
The Series Asdrubal, the Terrible, by Elvira Vigna, is composed of four titles that is an allegory of the political, social and cultural context of Brazil in the 1960s and 1970s, the height of the military dictatorship in Brazil. This new edition, which brings back the original illustrations in a new graphic design, has as its main character a yellow monster that symbolizes military dictatorship and that must be ridiculed until it withers away. The aesthetics of the book is influenced by the cartoons from O Pasquim. This newspaper acted as a point of opposition and resistance to the dictatorial regime. It combines simple lines with sophisticated ideas, giving life to a language that is especially effective for the formation of critical readers.
THE BRIEF STORY OF ASDRUBAL,
THE TERRIBLE
Pages: 96
ISBN: 978-85-96-05024-1
ABOUT THE BOOK
Asdrubal, the Terrible has one goal: to become a remarkable monster. But this short story shows that his evil deeds don’t exactly achieve the expected result. In this book, readers are introduced to Asdrubal, a little yellow monster who, despite having a terrifying name, is more funny than scary. Each page of the book reveals an unexpected side of this terrible monster who, in reality, is very naive and lonely.
THE TRUE STORY OF ASDRUBAL, THE TERRIBLE
Pages: 120
ISBN: 978-85-96-05025-8
ABOUT THE BOOK
It has been almost three centuries since Asdrubal left the Dum-Dum Forest. After so long, some people think that the terrible yellow monster is nothing more than a legend. Despite the general disbelief, he is back — and eager to resume his evil deeds; in particular, to take revenge on a certain blue butterfly. In this text, full of irony and criticism, the author talks about monsters and their questioned existence — and how, even so, they spread terror wherever they go.
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ASDRUBAL AT THE MUSEUM
Pages: 112
ISBN: 978-85-96-05026-5
ABOUT THE BOOK
Asdrubal becomes a rare piece on display at the Dum-Dum Museum and becomes frustrated by the obligation to entertain visitors. One day, he sees something unexpected in the sky: a blue butterfly. He ends up making friends with Raimundinho, a boy always ready to plot something and, as usual, things don’t go exactly as planned. In this adventure, the yellow monster experiences an unusual situation, making the reader question what place monsters should occupy in the world.
THE SAD END OF ASDRUBAL, THE TERRIBLE
Pages: 64
ISBN: 978-85-96-05027-2
ABOUT THE BOOK
The terrible monster Asdrubal decides to write his memoirs. However, he soon realizes that it isn’t so easy to write or even take a simple walk without everyone noticing his true nature. Little by little, Asdrubal becomes the most ordinary of men. This disguise, however, can’t contain all the monstrosity that he still carries within him. How can a monster live in a society that doesn’t accept his existence?
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Learn a little more about the book
THE BIRD KING
Themes: indigenous culture, life lessons, self-knowledge
Text and Illustrations:
Ezequiel Vitor Tuxá
Format: 170 x 240 mm
Pages: 72
Cover: paperback
Age group: 8 and up
ISBN: 978-85-96-05919-0
ABOUT THE BOOK
Indigenous writer and illustrator Ezequiel Vitor Tuxá draws on imagination and ancestral knowledge to construct a compelling narrative in which nature teaches a greedy king to respect the water, the land, and its inhabitants.
The synergy between language and illustrations helps the reader to reflect on history, culture, diversity, memory, and the environment, contributing to the development of critical and empathetic readers. The language is engaging, sometimes poetic, sometimes humorous, and the illustrations portray the exuberance of the enchanted beings that populate the narrative and amplify the voices of the original peoples.
OCCUPATION
Themes: history, human rights, life lessons
Text: Paula Fábrio
Illustrations: Cássia Roriz
Format: 135 x 200 mm
Pages: 192
Cover: paperback
Age Group: Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-04782-1
ABOUT THE BOOK
In this novel, Paula Fábrio portrays the historic mobilization of students against the reorganization of public schools, proposed by the government of the state of São Paulo, Brazil, in 2015. In addition to acting in defense of education and the school community, the characters build a space for mature and experience the dilemmas they all face in adolescence. Themes such as uncertainty about the future, choosing a professional career, discovering love, the body and sexuality are topics explored in a narrative with fluidity and enriching dialogue. The author gives voice to the youth and allows the reader to identify with the characters, contributing to the development of critical thinking and literary sensitivity.
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THE ONLY ONE IN THE CLASSROOM
Themes: strong females, racism, self-knowledge
Text: Tathyana Viana
Illustrations: Amanda Lobos
Format: 135 x 205 mm
Pages: 144
Cover: paperback
Age group: Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-05374-7
ABOUT THE BOOK
Eleven-year-old Tereza moves with her mother to her grandmother’s house and enrolls in a private school. On her very first day, she realizes she is the only black student in her class, an experience that triggers reflections on racism, exclusion, and belonging. Through silent observations, internal dialogues, and everyday episodes, the protagonist shares the complexity of her experience amidst social tensions, veiled prejudices, and discoveries of friendship and identity. Tereza will seek ways to confront the daily violence she suffers and, in doing so, understand the importance of identifying racism.
RIGHTS SOLD TO
Edson Ikê, One Corner for Each Animal
Book That Was Here?
As Important as a Piece of the Tongue
Siblings
People of Color, Color of People
A Friend Forever
Olivia’s Book Club
Will There Be an Apple Tree?
Flight
Beyond the Rain
Frontiers
The Oil Stain is Coming
The Availability of the Soul
BACKLIST
Carla Irusta, While Mom Was Sleeping
Awards and recognitions you will discover on the following pages:
FNLIJ Award
Brazilian Section of IBBY
Jabuti Award Brazilian Book Chambers (CBL)
Açorianos Award
Intended for Authors born or residing in Porto Alegre, Brazil
AEILIJ Association of Writers and Illustrators of Children’s and Young Adult Literature Backlist
Brasilia Literature
Intended for Authors born or residing in Brasilia, Brazil
The Braw Amazing Bookshelf BolognaRagazzi Award
PNLD Brazilian Government Program
The White Ravens PAIC Brazilian Government Program Cuatrogatos Award
Intended for IberoAmerican writers and illustrators
Machado de Assis
Brazilian Academy of Letters
National Library Literary Award
Ministry of Culture of Brazil
Latin American Design Awards
Banco del Livro Recommends
The best Children’s and Young Adult books selected by Banco del Libro, Venezuela
Recognizes and celebrates excellence and innovation in design produced
PICTURE BOOKS
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Isabela Santos, Once Upon a Time a Jaguar...
Be Brave, Mom
Text: Tino Freitas
Illustrations: Natália Gregorini
32 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-04045-7
Little Ants
Text: Natalia Borges
Polesso
Illustrations: PriWi
32 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-03269-8
Text: Estevão Azevedo
Illustrations: Ana Matsusaki
32 pages
180 x 270 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-65-5742-134-5
The Oil Stain is Coming
Text: Guilherme Gontijo Flores
The Scale
Text and Illustrations: Renata Bueno
40 pages
Illustrations: Daniel Kondo
56 pages
200 x 200 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-02981-0
Text: Renata Bueno
Illustrations: Marcelo Cipis
48 pages
185 x 270 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN:978-85-96-04529-2
I’m
Always Thinking of You
Text: Leo Cunha
Illustrations: Salmo Dansa
40 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-04124-9
185 x 270 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-02053-4
Will There Be an Apple Tree?
Text and Illustrations: Alê Abreu and Priscilla Kellen
32 pages
225 x 260 mm
Paperback
Wordless Picturebook
ISBN: 978-85-322-7411-3
Lili’s Surgery
Text: Rubem Alves
Illustrations: Veridiana Scarpelli
32 pages
200 x 270 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-96-00406-0
My Family Enauenê
Text: Rita Carelli
Illustrations: Anabella López
48 pages
200 x 255 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-96-01651-3
The Adventures of a Dog Named Petit
Text: Heloisa Prieto
Illustrations: Maria Eugênia
56 pages
170 x 240 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-65-5742-143-7
The
Thrush and the Giraffe
Text: Leo Cunha
Illustrations: Graça Lima
40 pages
200 x 270 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-322-8312-2
The Boy and the Maestro
Text: Ana Maria Machado
Illustrations: Vinicius Sabbato
56 pages
170 x 240 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-65-5742-136-9
Sentimentary
Text: Marina Miyazaki
Illustrations: Sandra Jávera
32 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-96-04365-6
ILLUSTRATED FICTION AND NOVELS
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Zansky, Two Islands
Olivia’s Book Club
Beyond the Rain
Text: Michel Gorski and Fernando Vilela
Text: Telma Guimarães
Illustrations: Kaká Leal
32 pages
170 x 240 mm
Paperback
Ages 3 to 6
ISBN: 978-85-96-03940-6
Disembarked
Illustrations: Fernando Vilela
48 pages
220 x 260 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-96-02757-1
Text: Guilherme Gontijo Flores
Illustrations: Daniel Kondo
40 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-96-04176-8
A Friend Forever
Text: Marina Colasanti
Illustrations: Guazzelli
48 pages
170 x 220 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-96-01042-9
As Important as a Piece of the Tongue
Text: Paula Fábrio
Illustrations: Laura Athayde
48 pages
170 x 240 mm
Paperback
Ages 8 and up
ISBN: 978-85-96-03917-8
Two Islands
Text: Guilherme Semionato
Illustrations: Zansky
64 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Ages 8 and up
ISBN: 978-85-96-03992-5
A Brief History of a Little Love
Text: Marina Colasanti
Illustrations: Rebeca Luciani
48 pages
210 x 260 mm
Paperback
Ages 4 to 8
ISBN: 978-85-322-8429-7
Vortex
Text: Lucia Seixas
Illustrations: Magenta
144 pages
160 x 230 mm
Paperback
Ages 9 to 12
ISBN: 978-85-96-04053-2
The Voices of Ancestors
Text: Daniel Munduruku
80 pages
240 x 240 mm
Paperback
Ages 9 to 12
ISBN: 978-85-96-00546-3
Flight
Text: Luana Chnaiderman de Almeida
Illustrations: Catarina Bessell
128 pages
160 x 230 mm
Paperback Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-01005-4
Text and illustrations: Aline Abreu
128 pages
135 x 205 mm
Paperback
Ages 9 to 12
ISBN: 978-85-96-04046-4
The Availability of the Soul –50 years of texts in prose and verse
Text: Marina Colasanti
Illustrations: Carolina Guimarães Couto
224 pages
160 x 230 mm
Paperback
Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-03950-5
Text: Marcia Kupstas
224 pages
150 x 210 mm
Paperback
Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-02725-0
Latitude Zero
Text: Marcia Kupstas
208 pages
150 x 210 mm
Paperback
Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-04008-2
Castor Seeds
COMIC BOOKS
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Tainan Rocha, Romeo and Juliet: a Graphic Novel Adaptation
Romeo and Juliet: a Graphic Novel Adaptation
Text: William Shakespeare
Adapted by: Ivan Jaf
Illustrations: Tainan Rocha
80 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-03991-8
Mapinguari: A Community Resisting in the Heart of the Amazon
Text: André Miranda
Illustrations: Gabriel Góes
160 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Tween
ISBN: 978-65-5742-209-0
The Odyssey: a Graphic Novel Adaptation
Text: Homero
Adapted by: Silvana Salerno
Illustrations: Jefferson Costa
112 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-03358-9
Philosopher or Dog? a Graphic Novel Adaptation
Text: Machado de Assis
Adapted by: Luiz Antonio Aguiar
Illustrations: Verônica Berta
96 pages
205 x 275 mm
Paperback
Tween
ISBN: 978-85-96-02828-8
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