Satoshi Kitamura Reihenfolge der Bücher

Unleash your imagination and go on a wild, nautical, night time adventure battling a giant octopus!

Award-winning artist Satoshi Kitamura delivers the powerful message that kindness is more important than money. Nominated for the Greenaway Medal 2021.

Abracadabra, katakurico... what's in the hat? Meet Hattie the magician and her amazing hat. Together, they will enchant their audience with a parade of animal surprises, and rightfully earn resounding applause.

Abrakadabra, čáry-máry... Čože je to v klobúku? Milé deti, pozývame vás na magické predstavenie kúzelníka zajačika s jeho čarodejným klobúkom. Čaká vás nevídané prekvapenie, za ktoré ho celkom isto odmeníte zaslúženým potleskom!

M.J. Nicholls (author of The House of Writers and The Quiddity of Delusion) returns with a novel about readers and writers in outrageous battle with fate and society in Orkneya battle in which reality, thankfully, is the loser. Marcus Schott, sacked from serving succour to suckers and loans to losers, leaves the office life to luxuriate in literature. His plan is to read every title featured in Dr. Peter Boxalls notorious compendium 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die. Motoring toward a small pre-purchased cottage on the Orkney Isles, Marcus soon encounters fatal hiccups in his scheme to compress a lifetimes reading into three years. These hiccups include skittish librarian Isobel Bartmel, self-cauterising critic Raine Upright, and the unpredictable happenings of the characterless Orkney peoples, too long trapped in their bothies of banality, each pushing Marcus further from his ecstatic vision of total list completion. A light comedy with a sunny paradisiac quality, rich in verbal virtuosity, Rabelaisian lists, and the occasional outburst of cheerful, cathartic violence, The 1002nd Book is the ultimate summer novel against summer novels: an anti-crowdpleaser with a tidy, cinematic plot that should please both crowds and all those thoroughly depressed by them.

This is my hand. Most of the time it does good things, but sometimes...Kitamura introduces us to the wonders of something as simple as your hand - it can push, it can pull.Award-winning author and illustrator Satoshi Kitamura unfolds a wonderful celebration of the simple hand, also starring a favourite Kitamura character, Boots the cat.

Este nuevo libro de Satoshi Kitamura es una historia que va de la aventura al miedo por estar en un lugar desconocido. Al final, el personaje se dará cuenta de que todo saldrá bien: ni las plantas ni la oscuridad lo atraparán durante su paseo y descubrirá el camino de regreso a casa.

The story features Pot-san, a charming teapot with a passion for pouring tea, who embarks on delightful adventures with his tabletop companions: Teacup, Milk Jug, Sugar Bowl, and Spoon. Together, they invite readers to join in their whimsical escapades, exploring friendship and fun in a colorful, engaging setting.

Millie loves hats, but she has no money and she can't afford to buy any of the lovely hats in town. Millie does dare, and soon she can not only see her own beautiful hat, but everyone else's hats as well.