Alfred was a serious fellow, of the sort that everyone is afraid to come near. People said he was clumsy, fretful and rude. To make matters worse, he had a strange cat – all plaid! – and a reputation for being a sorcerer. The neighborhood children were scared to death of Alfred and wouldn’t even go past the door of apartment 33. But one day Alfred’s plaid cat disappeared… What do you think happened?

Gusmão was a sweet boy. He wanted to learn how to dance, he wanted to watch the rain fall with no time to end, he wanted to calm his grandmother. He wanted everything and at the same time. One day Gusmão dreamed he was a rabbit in a circus. But Gusmão didn’t want to be a rabbit, he really wanted to be a magician. In the midst of this circus adventure, the boy discovers that the most important thing is not to give up on his own dream.

Have you ever noticed the wonderful world of sounds that surrounds us? Have you ever stopped to think about what the soundscape is like in your everyday life? Get ready to embark on this journey with Ceci and experience the world in a much more surprising way than you can ever imagine.

By reading this book, children will appreciate the story of a place full of magic threatened by the mayor of the city of Micrópolis, who decides to clear the entire Mysterious Forest to build a cell phone factory. Amidst this danger, three very intelligent children unite with the forest dwellers to stop the threatening mayor and her destructive plans. Join the cunning Saci Pererê, the magnificent mermaid Iara and the dreaded Boitatá to discover how we can unite technology with nature. Will it ever be possible?

The city of Fraterna has always been quiet and, as far as possible, organized. The arrival of unexpected residents seemed to be a great chaos at first, but soon the fraternians – especially the children – used all their skills to create a good strategic plan that could change everyone’s life forever.
This book presents an engaging and playful narrative that discusses necessary and urgent topics such as health, education, and housing in a fun way to get readers to reflect on their role in society.

This book is designed to entertain and help kids to develop language and math skills in a pleasant, fun and creative way. By turning each page, the little ones will encounter different challenges, and in order to solve them, they will need to think and strategize in order to help the characters get rid of the problems and trouble they have gotten themselves into. It’s two books in one …Will monsters solve problems the same way Dongos do? Find it out!

This is the story of a dreamy hummingbird: he dreamed of flying high enough to kiss the clouds. Despite difficulties, including a lack of support from his family, Bento did not give up on his dream.
Follow his adventures through the forest as he discovers the strength of his determination and learns about the mysteries of nature.
A light-hearted story that teaches children not to give up on their goals.

The three stories in this book – “The Purse of Happiness”, “Beatriz’s Shoes”, and “Mariana’s Hands” – are based on traditional fairy tales: they draw on content extracted from the oral and literary traditions to present the trajectories of strong girls who overcome immense obstacles with strength and courage.

Nature’s cycles are fantastic! The changing seasons, the transformations of plants, animals, and other beings, in harmony and in their own time… And then it starts all over again – the beginning of a new cycle full of possibilities. Embark on this simple story about time, change, and growth.

Maria Flor is a beautiful, smiling girl who loves to play and be with her friends, but there is something that makes her exhale joy: spending Sundays with her grandfather, with whom she has fun, learns countless lessons, and appreciates the best of life.
A relationship of affection and tenderness, of warmth and many scented adventures.

People are different, very different. Does everyone smell? Hear the same? Speak the same? Does everyone see the world the same way? This fun and visually striking visual aesthetics addresses the differences in a playful, gentle and irreverent way.

In the middle of the savannah there was a village, and its inhabitants lived in a festive rhythm and in total harmony. Until everyone at the village began to notice that there was a different movement happening at Mrs. Giraffe’s house: it was her cubs making a big mess! Embark on this story and find out what the cubs have been up to this time.

Who has never felt lazy to tidy their room? Who has never spent a day without taking off their pajamas? Who has never spent a day without taking a shower? Who has never woken up and asked for five more minutes of sleep? Who has never wanted to be the helper of the day? Who has never wanted to be a little bird? Who has never wanted to know the sea? Do I really know myself, or can I still surprise myself? Make new and beautiful discoveries about myself? Could it be that, deep down, deep down, all people look alike and that we are not so different from each other?

A delicate book that approaches the theme of friendship in a subtle and joyful way. And, in the end, it shows that what really matters is not the size of things, but the size of our feelings toward people and life.