Sylvie Kantorovitz Bücher

A young artist navigates her journey of self-discovery in this wise and witty graphic memoir, challenging the expectations imposed by family and society. Through her illustrations, she explores themes of individuality and creativity, showcasing her struggles and triumphs as she carves out her own identity.

Exploring the challenges faced when a baby is born prematurely, this book delves into the emotional and physical hurdles for both the infant and the family. It highlights the medical complexities of neonatal care, the resilience of tiny fighters, and the profound impact on parents as they navigate uncertainty and hope. Through personal stories and expert insights, the narrative emphasizes the strength of love and the importance of support systems during such a critical time.

A mania for collecting--and a mysterious thief--have Pocketville abuzz in Monti and Leo's endearing second graphic adventure. Will their friendship pass the test of loyalty? Mrs. Sheep has loaned her storied collection of figurines to the library, and Pocketville is all aflutter. When Monti and Leo attend the exhibit and discuss their favorites with the crowd, Monti's turns out to be the same as Mrs. Sheep's. Later, while Leo shows Monti his treasured rock collection, the town enters a frenzy of collecting--everything from old bottles and red yo-yos to feathers and pine cones. Monti wants a collection, too, but can't decide what to collect. The mood turns dire when one of Mrs. Sheep's figurines mysteriously goes missing--her favorite! All eyes turn to Monti as, one by one, other prize objects vanish, setting off a storm of suspicion and accusation. Will Monti take the fall? Not if Detective Leo can help it. With clean, simple panel design and appealing art, this reassuring early reader in graphic form mines classic themes of friendship, trust, and loyalty.

The story follows Pickle, who believes he needs a new car and tests various options that ultimately don't suit him. His journey takes a turn when Coco, the mechanic, reveals that the real issue lies with his current vehicle, leading to a valuable lesson about appreciating what one already has.

"Pocketville is a small town, set in its ways, and the arrival of a stranger causes a stir. Monti the mole is stunned one morning to find Leo the crocodile hogging his special reading rock. When Monti visits the bakery and the library, he learns that the last cinnamon roll has been purchased, and the book he was waiting for has been checked out. What's a fastidious mole to do? When Monti confronts Leo, the newcomer turns out to be agreeable in the extreme, and friendship is a given. Now to convince the town's cantankerous baker, Ms Sheep, to stop turning everyone against Leo. Together, Monti and Leo hatch a plot that will have Ms Sheep singing Leo's praises in no time."--Provided by publisher.