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Say Hello to the Geese

Lot Vandekeybus
Freek Vielen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Exceptionally candid, warm and sincere.****1/2
Concert news on the theatrical performance
Brother is mad about birds. And he’s ill. So ill that Sister is afraid he’s going to die. Since he wants to know what happens if you die, Sister invents the Land of Yesterday, where you fly to if Death comes to fetch you. Their dead dog Bobby is happy there too, so they decide to throw a party for the anniversary of his death. But an uninvited guest shows up: Death. Melancholy and poetic, funny and sad, ‘Say Hello to the Geese’ is a moving story about the inevitable.

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Hotel Kosmos

Yelena Schmitz

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12

A surprising new Flemish voice. Restrained and pure.
Jaapleest
For the second summer in a row eleven-year-old Maia and her parents go to a holiday park called Hotel Kosmos. But Maia’s parents are not getting along well. As her parents struggle to save their relationship, Maia finds new friends. In this moving and tragicomic book, Schmitz succeeds in incorporating Maia’s sorrow into a real holiday story.

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Fishing for Light with Brushes

Ingrid Godon
Paul de Moor

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

Strange and wonderful, and ultimately very very memorable
School Library Journal on ‘I Wish’
Ingrid Godon and Paul de Moor explore the life and work of the famous Belgian painter James Ensor through a unique lens. The book immerses readers in Ensor’s thoughts with poetic snapshots of his life, from his childhood experiences with masks in his mother’s gift shop to his enduring fascination with light. The narrative stimulates curiosity rather than providing straightforward information. Godon’s enchanting illustrations, inspired by Ensor, feature masks, skeletons, and grotesque faces, showcasing her artistic prowess.

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How Do You Make That?

Pieter Gaudesaboos
Bart Rossel

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

Sometimes the very best books originate at the interface between fiction and nonfiction.****
De Standaard
Ten factories open up their doors for once. Pieter Gaudesaboos and Bart Rossel show how ten objects are made, each time in eight clear steps. While the text sticks to reality, the pictures steal the show with their playfulness and fantasy; the factories run flat out to produce everyday and familiar objects. The sparkling colours, delightful compositions, humour and rich details in the illustrations hold your attention throughout.

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Down Day

Kristien Dieltiens
Jeska Verstegen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

‘Down Day’ does not avoid difficult subjects, and perhaps for that reason it’s an exceptionally comforting book.
De Standaard
Gaston struggles with the loss of his best friend after accidentally dropping Fons's hamster. Feeling alone as his parents focus on fertility treatments, he finds comfort in a duckling. As the duck grows, so does his mother’s tummy. But then Gaston learns of his unborn sister's death. Dieltiens tells this story of loss with great feeling, with perfectly chosen words, plenty of room for suggestion and wonderful characterization.

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A Small World History in 100 Big Dates

Isabelle Geeraerts
Barbara De Munnynck

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

An exceptionally good standard work to leave lying around everywhere in classrooms and living rooms
Denkkaravaan
Barbara De Munnynck brings 100 remarkable events of world history to life in a fascinating way. The stories include interesting facts and fun anecdotes about well-known and less well-known events or people. The narrative tone, the powerful illustrations of Isabelle Geeraerts and the humour in both text and image make ‘A Small World History in 100 Big Dates’ an excellent book for generating enthusiasm for history and research in readers young and old.

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Oh Pinocchio

Carll Cneut
Imme Dros

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

An unusual but magnificent retelling
De Morgen
Carlo Collodi’s wooden puppet continues to inspire authors and illustrators all over the world. With ‘Oh Pinocchio’, Carll Cneut and Imme Dros add a remarkable retelling to that tradition. In the book Dros works magic with her pen and Cneut with his paintbrush. In ‘Oh Pinocchio’, Cneut and Dros bring the 140-year-old wooden puppet back to life in a way that is truly impressive.

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A Book Full of Houses

Pieter Van Eenoge
Julie de Graaf

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A tour de force. Engagingly and faultlessly executed
De Morgen
In ‘A Book Full of Houses’, Pieter Van Eenoge is able to give free rein to his love of architecture. In his clear painting style, which gives the impression of being almost geometric, he brings famous houses and architectural forms to life. This is a colourful and intriguing work that treats both iconic architectural achievements and bizarre curiosities with equal amounts of love.

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Sea Sparkle

Wendy Huyghe

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+

Moving, tender and loving
Hebban
After the death of her father, twelve-year-old Lena is utterly at a loss. She becomes convinced a sea monster is to blame, but nobody believes her. Along with her new friend Vincent, she sets off in search of proof. ‘Sea Sparkle’ is both a thrilling adventure story and a spot-on portrait of a young girl who is struggling to deal with overwhelming grief. A strong and multi-layered debut.

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The Big Chicken Book

Evelien De Vlieger
Jan Hamstra

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

De Vlieger approaches her subject with sincere admiration, and it shows.
NRC
The chicken is more intelligent, more important and more beautiful than we tend to think. It’s high time to become more familiar with this exceptional creature that’s found everywhere but about which we know little. 'The Big Chicken Book' is bursting with love for the bird, convincing even the most ardent chicken-haters.

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The Red Door

Kevin Sezgin
Siska Goeminne

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Poetic prose
Mappalibri on Siska Goeminne's work
As a child, Tomiko dreams of other lives and the other people around her. She wants to be far away from the red door that follows her everywhere. When she gets bigger, she decides to flee, further and further from the person she was as a little girl. But even though Tomiko travels to the other side of the world, she can’t leave her past behind. In this debut, Kevin Sezgin creates an intriguing world reminiscent of the work of Shaun Tan.

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Robber's Cub

Jef Aerts
Martijn van der Linden

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Playful, inventive and magnificently illustrated story
De Morgen
Chicken Vera is the only one of the flock to survive a fox’s raid, because she’s sitting on eggs. Next to the barn she finds a frightened fox cub that has lost its hunting mother. She knows she really ought to chase the cub away, but her motherly heart is too big. She hides him under her wings and names him Spark. In the tradition of old fables and fairy tales, ‘Robber's Cub’ is a timeless story about tolerance and about caring for others, even for an enemy’s child.

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Murmurs

Ruth De Jaeger
Yelena Schmitz & Nina Claes

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Funny, irresistible and surprising
Knack
Faded glory reigns in Solnistad. Until someone says they think they spotted superstar Esmeralda Jonagold at the railway station. A rumour mill starts up. Could it be that she will make her great comeback? ‘Murmurs’ is a delightful story about rumours and fantasies that get bigger and bigger.

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The Pale Baron

Chiara Lammens
Anna Vercammen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A contemporary story that slowly seizes you by the throat
Pluizuit
In the underwater state, the pale baron is the leader. He has a strong dislike of poets: one day he fires all of them into space. Fortunately, Felix and Felka are not poets but singers. Yet their names too find their way onto the list of ‘inferiors’ that the dictatorial baron wants to remove from his land. A painful story with humour about how we treat, or are in danger of treating, each other nowadays.

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Atta

Jolien Janzing
Linde Faas

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Pure and adventurous without any fuss; a breath of fresh air amid the hype of children’s book country.
Friesch Dagblad
Eleven-year-old Atta lives in the Stone Age. She is jealous of the boys, who are allowed to go hunting with the men. So she takes matters into her own hands – and finds herself eye to eye with a savage mammoth. Atta is a cocky and headstrong girl that gains a better knowledge of both herself and her prejudices in this thrilling adventure. Jolien Janzing brings to life a version of prehistoric times that makes a delightful setting.

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And They Lived

Flore Deman
Elisabeth Lucie Baeten

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Inspiring stories and beautiful illustrations make this book a real treat.
Voor uitgelezen kinderen
In ‘And They Lived’, Baeten presents an alternative reading of four well-known fairytales in which the female characters take the lead. Visually too, this book breaks with the classic approach to fairytale princesses. The colourful, atmospheric pictures with their wealth of diverse characters fill the pages.

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The Book of Space Travel

Jan Van Der Veken

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Nonfiction

Van Der Veken’s line is so sharp that his world is beautifully streamlined.
THE NEW YORKER ON ‘FABRICA GRAFICA’
Jan Van Der Veken plunges with panache into the history and technological developments of space flight. With his fantastic retro-futurist drawings he proves himself an extraordinary illustrator with a style all his own. This nonfiction title for astronauts-to-be is once again an impressive achievement of graphic design.

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When Raaf Turned Left

Evelien De Vlieger
Karst-Janneke Rogaar

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Simply brilliant. A cathartic book that needs to be experienced
De Volkskrant
Raaf has had a bad day at school and yet again his mother has disappeared. So when the bell goes, he decides not to head straight home. He turns left instead of right. It’s the start of a remarkable road trip. Evelien De Vlieger interweaves a light adventure with an underlying layer of darkness in a way that is quite extraordinary.

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Morris

Bart Moeyaert
Sebastiaan Van Doninck

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

A literary masterpiece. ‘Morris’ is Moeyaert at his best.
De Standaard
Morris climbs a mountain to fetch his grandmother's dog safely home for the hundredth time when a snowstorm catches them by surprise. Moeyaert depicts Morris, with masterly precision, as a loner who carries sadness within him and at the same time – almost to his own surprise – doesn’t let anyone mess him about. Sebastiaan Van Doninck's illustrations bring warmth and colour into the snow-white cold of the story.

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I Never Win Anything

Evelien De Vlieger
Ruth De Jaeger

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Instant fun. A perfect holiday read.
De Morgen
Nelle is a dreamer. She likes school, but Mr Bart less so. In turn, the school teacher isn’t crazy about children. Nelle’s parents don’t have a lot of money, but by chance Nelle is able to buy a ticket for the school raffle. The most incredible thing happens: Nelle wins the first prize, a trip to a sun-drenched island for her and her parents.

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For as Long as People Have Existed

Sassafras De Bruyn

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

Sassafras De Bruyn’s illustrations turn the book into a real gem.
Pluizuit on ‘The Book of Life’
People have always told each other stories – about gods, humans, minor quarrels or powerful magicians. In 'For as Long as People Have Existed' Sassafras De Bruyn has chosen thirty stories from all over the world, each of which has a metamorphosis at its heart. Her drawings, printed in tints of deep blue, create an extraordinary and surreal atmosphere that fits the book perfectly.

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Bahar

Michael De Cock
Arevik d'Or

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A book to cherish and enjoy, to take into your heart along with Bahar
Pluizuit
'Bahar Bizarre’ is a joyful and uncomplicated story about growing up and identity. How are you supposed to know what you want to become? And how soon do you need to know? Bahar is a happy little girl with a unique outlook on the world and recognizable feelings about searching an unfamiliar place for a way to fit in, about making friends and being accepted.

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The Whale Library

Judith Vanistendael
Zidrou

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Graphic Novels
Colour
All ages

A tale of exceptional beauty. Moving, tender, thoughtful and unique
Ligne Claire
A postman at sea befriends an enormous, ancient whale which carries an entire library inside her belly. When two extremely talented professionals join forces, the result is bound to be impressive. Zidrou’s poetic and playful fable about the importance of inspiring stories is lifted to an even higher level by Judith Vanistendael, whose gorgeous paintings depict the characters and their surroundings with great love and tenderness.

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The Sun

Peter Goes

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A work of art full of tiny and often funny details
Het Laatste Nieuws
Peter Goes delves into the science and myths surrounding the most important star in our galaxy. In beautifully composed spreads that brim with ingenious details, he throws light on the knowledge and convictions of people including the ancient Greeks, the Aztecs and the inhabitants of the Indus Valley, and describes the scientific developments of more recent times. ‘The Sun’ is a new highpoint in Goes’ oeuvre.

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Nothing

Gerda Dendooven
Gaea Schoeters

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

Playful as well as provocative and profound
De Morgen
A dog asks a cat to tell it something, anything at all. But the cat can’t think of a single thing. Then the dog flips things around and challenges the cat to think of nothing. It blows a fuse in the cat’s head: there’s always something. Something or nothing, that’s the question in this fun and philosophical picture book.

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The Bamboo Girl

Mattias De Leeuw
Edward van de Vendel

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A delicate, enchanting narrative, clear in words and pictures.
De Morgen
‘The Bamboo Girl’ is an engaging and lavishly illustrated liberal adaptation of a 10th-century Japanese fairy tale. Mattias De Leeuw conjures up the Japan of times gone by, while Edward van de Vendel’s language is poetic and concise and full of beautiful imagery. A wondrous, extraordinary and moving fairy tale.

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Ronke's Night

Jef Aerts

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12

Yet more evidence of Jef Aerts’ flair for language; some of Ronke’s perceptions are pure poetry.
MappaLibri
Ronke loves running. Preferably by the sea, with the wind in her hair, the sand beneath her feet and the smell of salt in her nose. But two years ago, she crashed into a toddler on the beach. Ronke is blind, that’s why. In ‘Ronke’s Night’ Jef Aerts brings the wonder of science and the power of the imagination together into a thrilling and poetic adventure.

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The Girl's Heart

Tim Van den Abeele
Siska Goeminne

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

You really do want to keep on looking at his illustrations
MappaLibri
A girl searches in vain for her father. When she spots him in the distance and walks over to him, he disappears, and then appears to be waiting for her again. But as soon as she gets closer: nothing, nobody. This mysterious book with powerful monotypes addresses a topical issue: children in search of their roots and family bonds.

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Blanca

Kaatje Vermeire
Paul de Moor

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A philosophical story that will leave you speechless, with equally delicate illustrations
Pluizuit
A white little girl plays indoors in her safe white room and constructs a fantasy life for herself. At night she dreams of adventures in the world outside. ‘Blanca’ is a philosophical story about not being able to go out and being thrown back on your own resources, a warm ode to the imagination, dreams and desires. The sensory illustrations in soft hues show how colourful white actually is.

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Boats

Jan Van Der Veken

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Nonfiction

Van Der Veken's line is so sharp that his world is beautifully streamlined.
THE NEW YORKER ON ‘FABRICA GRAFICA’
In ‘Boats’ we dive into the wonderful world of ships and shipping. The book includes a quirky selection from the technical aspects of ships, and is peppered with extraordinary facts and anecdotes. The playful illustrations in 'ligne claire' style and the extensive technical drawings make this book a graphic masterpiece for every captain in the making.

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The Mystery of the Thinking Rabbit

Gerda Dendooven
Clarice Lispector

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Astonishing illustration
De Morgen
This collection of four short stories for children by renowned Brazilian author Clarice Lispector is bursting with quirkiness and amusing ideas. And who better to illustrate these remarkable tales than Gerda Dendooven? In Dendooven’s work it’s not just the people whose faces are full of personality – she can seemingly effortlessly imbue a chicken or a rabbit with an inner world. Her utterly unique style complements Lispector’s like no other.

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The Bike Book

Paul de Moor
Wendy Panders

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

Charming and written with great passion. The love of language is palpable throughout.
NRC
In ‘The Bike Book’ duo Paul de Moor and Wendy Panders invite you to take a seat on their tandem for a wild ride, showing you everything that’s beautiful about bikes along the way. With his confident language, De Moor effortlessly sweeps you up in his enthusiasm. He leaves nothing out, so you can’t help but agree with the book’s subtitle: everything about the best invention ever.

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Heroes

Sebastiaan Van Doninck
Daan Remmerts de Vries

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A glorious and absolutely enchanting book
Kinderboekenbaas
The ancient Greeks didn’t have it easy. Their country seemed to be awash with magical creatures, usually with malign intentions. And they also had to fear the wrath of the gods. This book recounts all the well-known Greek myths and legends in a modern and humorous way.

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Liar Liar

Herman van de Wijdeven

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+

Cast-iron dialogues. Charlie’s anger is authentic and breath-taking
JaapLeest
Charlies father has left, without any explanation or goodbyes. She is furious. Not so much with her father as with her mother, who must surely have driven him away. When she discovers her father’s real situation, Charlie turns her anger on him. Everyone’s lying, Charlie thinks, and she decides to do the same. Charlie is a keen observer with a black sense of humour, and ‘Liar Liar’ is a razor-sharp portrait of a girl who knows she is being overlooked.

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Monstrous Microbes

Sebastiaan Van Doninck
Marc Van Ranst & Geert Bouckaert

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A clear and accessible book written with children in mind
De Morgen
In this fun looking book the authors take an accessible approach to children’s most frequently asked questions about microbes, bacteria and viruses – the kinds of questions we are all preoccupied with in this era dominated by the Corona crisis. Sebastiaan Van Doninck’s illustrations are cheerful, colourful and fun.

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Espionage

Yannick Pelegrin
Lars Bové

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A masterful first book ****
Cutting Edge about 'Aldo' by Yannick Pelegrin
This nonfiction book plunges us into the intriguing world of secret agents around the globe. From an overview of famous spies and fancy gadgets to tips to kickstart your own career as a spy. The imaginative and atmospheric illustrations complement the text and make 'Espionage' a gorgeous book for readers of all ages.

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Little Story with a Heart

Pieter Gaudesaboos
Elvis Peeters

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Daring perspective, poignant and intimate story
Trouw
This is an unassuming and tender tale that gives a voice to birth mothers, who are rarely heard. The book is strikingly minimalist, with just a little text and a small illustration on each page. A book about the powerful bond between parent and child, about taking your distance, and about unconditional love.

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How Green does a Guitar Sound?

Yule Hermans
Pieter Bergé

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Nonfiction

Bergé manages to touch upon a surprising number of topics, and always in a playful manner.
Het Parool
The hundred short chapters tell you all there is to know about classical music – about musical genres, famous composers and exceptional pieces of music, some more famous than others. Each chapter consists of a history section and listening tips, all in support of the main aim: to encourage the reader to go and listen to all this beautiful music.

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Daan Quichot

Stedho

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Wordless
Graphic Novels
Colour
Humour
All ages
Wordless

Pure emotion evoked by a succession of drawings. A gem
Veto Stript
In this terrific adventure chockful of exuberant fantasy and fun ideas, Daan and his ginger cat Panza are gathering the ingredients for that evening’s spaghetti. Stedho proves that this graphic novel doesn’t need words to tell its story. Daan, Panza and granddad Pier promptly conquer a place in the hearts of readers, be they children or adults.

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The Wanderer

Peter Van den Ende

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Wordless

Wonderfully strange and strangely wonderful, an epic dream captured in superbly meticulous detail
Shaun Tan
A paper boat is launched in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It makes a long journey, meeting the strangest of beings, passing between towering mangroves and braving a devastating storm. In ‘The Wanderer’, his debut, Peter Van den Ende presents a wordless spectacle of pure imagination.

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In Monet’s Garden

Kaatje Vermeire

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Vermeire penetrates to the core of Monet’s artistry
De Standaard
Claude Monet immortalised his love for his garden in hundreds of paintings: we all know his world-famous waterlilies. In much of Vermeire’s work plants, flowers, trees and animals occupy an important place, so she is the perfect illustrator to capture Monet’s explosions of colour in a picture book.

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The Sea-of-Firefly

Carll Cneut
Toon Tellegen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

Beautifully illustrated animal stories
De Standaard
The master of animal illustrations and the king of animal stories come together in this inimitable book. In seventeen stories we meet animals who would like to be different, until they realize how special they already are. Both visually and in its storytelling, this is a delightful book.

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Planes

Jan Van Der Veken

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Nonfiction

The illustrations, with a retro-futuristic streak, give the book a stylish aura.
Pluizer
'Planes’ is a remarkable reference work for pilots-to-be. It answers all kinds of questions about flying, the components of a plane, the influence of the weather and the atmosphere and about communication in an ever more crowded airspace. The unique illustrations in the so-called atomic style contribute to the book’s industrial look. Van Der Veken produces clever, highly stylised illustrations that are not only technically correct but also atmospheric and poetic.

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Mr Jules or The End of Everything

Herman van de Wijdeven
Françoise Beck

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Astonishing
JaapLeest
One evening, the newsreader is at a loss for words, because it turns out there is nothing to be said about tomorrow. There will be no tomorrow. And outside a jet black darkness gradually takes over the city. An extremely optimistic book about the end of time.

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Rabbit and Hedgehog

Nils Pieters
Paul Verrept

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Pieters invests Rabbit and Hedgehog with both a heart and a soul
NRC Handelsblad
Rabbit and Hedgehog are sworn friends. In these short stories, they ponder life, their friendship, the meaning of ‘later’, and always go back to each other after an argument. In the tradition of Arnold Lobel’s ‘Frog and Toad’ and Toon Tellegen’s animal fables, Paul Verrept and Nils Pieters have created two lovely new characters to cherish.

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The Book of Life

Sassafras De Bruyn
Floortje Zwigtman

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A book to cherish
MappaLibri on 'Fabeldieren' by Floortje Zwigtman
In ‘The Book of Life’ Floortje Zwigtman and Sassafras De Bruyn take a light-hearted look at everything to do with having a baby. Citing facts and legends from around the world, they show that wherever you go having a child is an event that gives rise to stories. Funny, lively and brimming with both facts and fiction, ‘The Book of Life’ is one of a kind.

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Ans & Wilma Are Lost

Kaatje Vermeire
Alice Reijs & Ariane van Vliet

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A picture book full of crazy dialogue and vivid images providing hours of narrative fun
MappaLibri
This story started off as a theatrical performance, which is reflected in the humorous dialogue and sharp, staccato lines. The bright colours in the illustrations complement the theatrical story exceptionally well. A pleasure to look at, with vivid colours, comical characters and imaginative details.

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The Towers of Beirut

Paul Verrept

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

Verrept needs just a few words to evoke the drama of far-reaching events.
MappaLibri
Fifteen-year-old Nabila has had enough of the monotonous life in her village. Egged on by the spirit in her head – her djinn – she travels to Beirut as a stowaway in her uncle’s taxi. Verrept sketches the hopelessness of life on the street in a city torn by both war and the widening gap between rich and poor. The greyish images with powerful charcoal lines and sombre colouring accentuate the dark threats to the city.

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The Little King

Mattias De Leeuw
Jan De Leeuw

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A beautiful and refreshingly written Christmas story
MappaLibri
The unusual premise, Jan De Leeuw’s humour and light-hearted narrative style and the playful illustrations by Mattias De Leeuw make this winter fairy tale so much more than just another adaptation of the Christmas story. It is a book about giving and taking, with a touch of magic.

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The Blue Wings

Jef Aerts

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12

A great stylist, with an eye for detail and a knack for turning brief scenes into little gems
De Standaard
Jadran is five years older than Josh, but his head and his heart are those of a child much younger. When they find an injured young crane one day, Jadran wants to teach it to fly at any cost. The two boys go on a journey that is brave, adventurous and hopeless all at the same time. Poetic and sensitive without ever becoming sentimental.

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ALMA winner!
ALMA winner!

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Everyone's Sorry Nowadays

Bart Moeyaert

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+

A master of suspense and of the subtle untangling of painful situations *****
De Standaard
Her mother thinks Bianca is a girl that requires special treatment. Her father thinks she is unmanageable. And Bianca herself? She doesn’t say a word. Until one hot afternoon in August, Billie King, her favourite actress, is sitting in the living room, sipping a cup of tea. With Billie King around, Bianca is brave enough to take a decision. Moeyaert creates an oppressive atmosphere, in which smouldering tensions can erupt any moment.

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Woutertje Pieterse Prize
Woutertje Pieterse Prize

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Everything Will Be Fine, Forever

Kathleen Vereecken
Charlotte Peys

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

Vereecken captures the harsh reality in poetic sentences. An extraordinarily strong novel ****
Cutting Edge
Summer 1914. Through the eyes of eleven-year-old Alice we see the increasing alarm among the grownups: war is said to be imminent. Alice’s naivety makes way for a brutal confrontation with reality, but ‘Everything Will Be Fine, Forever’ is first and foremost a celebration of life and hope.

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Cycling

Gregie De Maeyer

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Emotions distilled in text and image about panic, trust, security and the fear of being abandoned
De Standaard
Bet is tired of her tricyle and wants to start cycling on a proper bike. But nobody is prepared to teach her. She is angry with everything and everyone. This intense and authentic book, with a style that borders on expressionism, earned Gregie De Maeyer the Flemish State Prize for Youth Literature.

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How It Happened

Herman van de Wijdeven

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+

An unusually atmospheric and touching book about jealousy, friendship and betrayal
Trouw
Eleven-year old Bent wants to break things and punch the new boy in the face. But behind all his anger lies fear and sadness. Jumping back and forth in time Herman van de Wijdeven peels away layer upon layer of the story, until we know what happened exactly on that fateful afternoon two days ago. Van de Wijdeven sketches a beautiful portrait of a friendship between boys that is being pushed off course.

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Rivers

Peter Goes

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A broad, shallow, teeming torrent of facts and marvels: Readers tempted to take a dip will be swept irresistibly along.
Kirkus Reviews
All aboard for a fascinating voyage of discovery in and around the water! In ‘Rivers’ Peter Goes travels to the most famous seas, lakes and rivers across Europe, North and South America, Asia, Africa and Oceania. Goes creates playful and extremely detailed double-page spreads in which text and image form a unified whole.

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Mrs Winter’s Hearth Fire

Gerda Dendooven
Carl Norac

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A dazzling imaginary world full of colours and scents
Ons Erfdeel
In ‘Mrs Winter’s Hearth Fire’, a collection of 37 short stories about winter, Carl Norac and Gerda Dendooven give both a voice and a face to the year’s coldest season. They make winter sound and look radiant like never before. ‘Mrs Winter’s Hearth Fire’ celebrates winter in all its facets.

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321 Seriously Smart Things You Need To Know

Louize Perdieus
Mathilda Masters

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A fantastically-designed book with surprising, funny facts and wonderful illustrations
Kinderboekwinkel Kakelbont
Did you know that a giraffe can lick the inside of its ears? That we have been brushing our teeth for thousands of years? That you can weigh your head by putting it in a bucket of water? Or that astronauts pee into a vacuum cleaner?

‘321 Super-smart Things You Have To Know’ is a fine pillow book for younger and older Einsteins.

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My Rock

Sebastiaan Van Doninck
Elvis Peeters

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Breathtakingly beautiful. A book to cherish
Pluizer
In this philosophical picture book, Elvis Peeters and Sebastiaan Van Doninck explore themes including home, property, and the budding awareness that others may have a very different take on things. ‘My Rock’ is a story about sharing the same space – a story that couldn’t be more topical today.

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The Amazing Book of Insects

Bart Rossel
Medy Oberendorff

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Nonfiction

Playful and accessible
Eindhovens Dagblad
Discover why the glow-worm glows, how the bombardier beetle got its name and in what way a caterpillar can disguise itself. An exceptional ode to the ultimate boss on earth, who will mesmerize young and old.

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Follow Finn

Peter Goes

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A beautifully-orchestrated chaos!
Pluizuit
Peter Goes created a magnificent search-and-find book of mazes and more. He once said ‘I unwind by delving deeper and deeper into drawings’, and it is clear that he invites his readers to do the same. Lose yourself in his labyrinth, and make sure you don’t skip the endpapers! They too will enchant you.

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Tomorrow Is Another Country

Michael De Cock
Trui Chielens

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12

Impactful. Shows shameful current realities that get deep under the skin.
De Morgen
A girl is hiding in the back of a lorry. She’s sharing the space with a horse, her mum, and Captain Compass, her best friend. They’re on their way to another country, where the walls don’t dance and the houses don’t fall, and where the sky doesn’t rumble like thunder when there’s not a cloud to be seen. A light book about a weighty subject.

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I Must

Ingrid Godon
Toon Tellegen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

In all respects a rarity. A gem
NBD Biblion
‘I Must’ is a collection of powerful portraits and philosophical texts full of compassion, vulnerable and confrontational at the same time. It exposes a merciless and terrible human tangle of obligations and expectations. Godon and Tellegen inspire thoughts, give a name to feeling and trigger involvement.

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Mammoth

Melvin
Stefan Boonen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A dazzling graphic novel in all shades of red
Leven in Leuven
‘Mammoth' is the story of Theodore Bob Princel the First. Theo’s parents are rich and successful, and they want nothing less for their son. He and Nanny Leg-Hair race through lesson after lesson after lesson. Until Nanny takes a nap, leaving Theo to set off on an adventure.

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The Very Tired Man and the Woman who Passionately Loved Bonsai

Kaatje Vermeire
Peter Verhelst

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

Pure beauty
De Wereld Draait Door
A woman reads a wanted ad in the newspaper one day: “man seeks woman to die for”. When she rings the number, she hears someone sigh. She’s never heard such a beautiful sigh before.
In this picture book for adults, Kaatje Vermeire’s pictures and Peter Verhelst’s words each tell a story of their own. The reader combines the two, creating an artwork on every page.

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Stella

Gerda Dendooven

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

The atmospheric, bitter-sweet illustrations make the sadness palpable and yet palatable.
De Morgen
'Stella. Star of the Sea' is a tale about loneliness, being different and searching for your place in the world. It is also a story about the boundless nature of parental love and about letting your children go so that they can be themselves. When writing this story, Dendooven was inspired by disturbing photos of refugees and by the horrors experienced by children in war zones.

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Gibbe and the Monday Man

Evelien De Vlieger
Karst-Janneke Rogaar

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

The first real Dutch-language equivalent of the Treehouse Books
NRC Handelsblad
Gibbe wakes up one morning in the park, with no idea how he got there. Then he meets the Monday man (‘I’m the one who takes you safely to Tuesday’). This book is built on irony and absurdity and defies all the rules of children’s books. Completely crazy, it maintains its ironic style throughout.

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The Fall of the Gods

Michael De Cock
Gerda Dendooven

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

Stunning imagery
Cutting Edge
Michael De Cock’s retellings of Greek myths leave room for the imagination and reconstruct these ancient stories in a contemporary and accessible way. A collection of beautifully illustrated and timeless adaptations of classical tales.

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Lina and Judocus know best

Evelien De Vlieger
Sabien Clement

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Great for children and adults alike
Pluizuit
Lina and Judocus have a unique take on the world. They talk about the big things and the little things in life and if there’s anything they don’t know they just make it up. Lina and Judocus are only too happy to question all those things adults take for granted. All too often, the siblings know best. And who’s to say they’re wrong?

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I Can See You, Can You See Me?

Siska Goeminne
Alain Verster

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Simple observations transport the reader into a silent world of universal emotions and wishes.
Mappa Libri
The narrator unfolds a day in the lives of a handful of characters, uncovering their wishes, memories and doubts. The short, associative, expressive texts create evocative insights into their inner lives. The dreamlike images, filled with humorous touches, are an ode to beauty, nostalgia and the power of the imagination.

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Higher than the Mountains and Deeper than the Sea

Laura Janssens
Laïla Koubaa

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Graphic Novels
Colour
True story
All ages

The wave of migration in the 1960s and 70s in a child-size format
Knack Focus
Grandpa Monji tells his granddaughter and grandson the story of how he, a Tunisian, ended up in Belgium. The young reader learns about another time, a time when people moved thousands of kilometres for work, and a marriage between a Belgian woman and an ‘outsider’ encountered a great deal of suspicion. A plea for mutual understanding, and a sensitive book about respect, with a dash of humour.

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Timeline

Peter Goes

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated
Nonfiction

A rich, accessible treasure trove of facts and figures
Financial Times
‘Timeline’ is a trip through time, past dinosaurs, Vikings, Aztecs and spaceships. It is an illustrated journey through our world’s culture and events and travels from the Big Bang to the iPod. Peter Goes constructs a continuous line, on which different historical periods make their appearance one by one.

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The Boy, the Hornbill, the Elephant, the Tiger and the Girl

Carll Cneut
Peter Verhelst

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

So beautiful that you often want to read passages twice.
Friesch Dagblad
A boy is taken to a secret valley by the men of his village, where he is to be initiated into everything a man needs to know. Fear, courage, loss and death are the themes that emerge from Peter Verhelst’s poetic words. Carll Cneut complements the story with pictures that show the beauty of nature and the insignificance of humans.

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Horse in Boots

Jef Aerts

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12

A fine adventure with echoes of Astrid Lindgren
NRC Handelsblad
‘Horse in Boots’ is Jef Aerts’ third powerful children’s novel in a row. Aerts excels in combining adventure and excitement in poetic language full of subtle metaphors. The moving friendship between a girl, a horse and an elderly woman is rendered in a succinct but richly evocative style.

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The Soap Knight

Mattias De Leeuw
Kristien In-'t-Ven

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Exciting and funny
NBD Biblion
Roger The Soap Knight is passionate about taking baths, scrubbing up, working in the garden (then taking another bath) and doing the laundry. But he’s also passionate about fighting. Together with Gaston, his clean white horse, he sets out to vanquish a dragon.

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Beware of Grandma

Melvin
Stefan Boonen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

The pleasure splashes off the page.
De Morgen
‘Beware of Grandma’ tells the story of a remarkable weekend. The star role goes to a quirky grandmother who travels to a hut in the forest with ten children. The story is packed with adventures and outlandish situations, each magnified by one constant: harmony between text and image.

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I Think

Ingrid Godon
Toon Tellegen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

A gem to treasure
Boekenpauw jury
‘I Think’ takes a close look at thinking from different perspectives. Ingrid Godon does this through a mixture of sketches and stylised, timeless portraits of young and old people, using a soft red to highlight details, while author Toon Tellegen works with gently philosophical reflections.

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When the Queen Disappeared

Sabien Clement
Anna Vercammen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Marvellous illustrations
NBD Biblion
A poetic story about grief which is nevertheless quite funny. The pictures by Sabien Clement complement Anna Vercammen’s words beautifully, and the illustrator’s elegant lines portray the queen’s slow disappearance in an original way.

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My Name Is Jan and I’m Nothing Special

Kathleen Vereecken
Eva Mouton

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Entertaining and funny
Pluizuit
Jan is nine and he’s perfectly ordinary. He would love to be special, though. Kathleen Vereecken and cartoonist Eva Mouton joined forces to create this story full of humour, in which the illustrations and the text come together to form a happy whole. This book is fresh, funny and heart-warming.

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Job and the Pigeon

Evelien De Vlieger
Noëlle Smit

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Enthralling
NRC Handelsblad
The ‘Job and the Pigeon’ books are a series of first readers about a quick-tempered boy and an assertive pigeon. Any six-year-old will immediately identify with the story, and the book is also packed with original ideas and surprises.

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The Girl and the Soldier

Aline Sax
Ann De Bode

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

A book to read again and again
Friesch Dagblad
A small village behind the front, during World War I. While soldiers struggle to fight, life behind the front goes on. At the inn, where soldiers come to catch their breath, lives a blind girl. One day, she finds someone sitting on her bench: a black soldier, with the ‘scent of roasted nuts’.

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Fish Don't Melt

Jef Aerts

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12

Such layering, such rich atmosphere and magnificent dialogue, this is unprecedented
Jaap Friso
Matti sets out on the ice road to town on the coldest night of the year to bring his father’s favourite fish to safety. Out on the ice at night, he meets Drika, who is almost blind, and who, like Matti, has a goal to achieve. 'Fish Don’t Melt' is an atmospheric and exciting story about a night full of threat and disaster, but above all a book about love.

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You and I and All the Other Children

Bart Moeyaert

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Wild, breathless stories in this great collection of small texts
Süddeutsche Zeitung
This beautifully illustrated treasure chest holds a collection of Bart Moeyaert short stories and poems for children. No matter how different the stories and poems are, they all show Moeyaert’s craftsmanship. Such variety, such a wealth of imagery and style – it all combines to make this book an exquisite anthology.

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My Grandma’s Made of Gingerbread

Sabien Clement
Evelien De Vlieger

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Well written, beautiful language and original ideas
De Leeswelp
A rich and varied book worth cherishing. An eight-year-old boy introduces his eleven grandparents through stories, poems, recipes and comic strips. Evelien De Vlieger shatters all the clichés – or nearly all of them – about grandparents. The illustrations are so detailed it’s hard to tear your eyes away from the pages of this beautiful book.

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Thirteen Running Deer

Mattias De Leeuw
Edward van de Vendel

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Great poetry in words and images
Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis jury
Moonie is staring at a vase one day when thirteen tiny blue deer come trotting out of it. The deer do not turn out to be friends in whom Moonie can confide, and they don’t come when she calls. Van de Vendel presents a convincing picture of the inner world and conversations of children. De Leeuw employs a minimal background and simple lines and makes very effective use of colour.

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The Night of 2 April

Jan Simoen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12

Written with a lot of warmth, humour and empathy
NBD Biblion
The early 1960s. Joris is ten and likes nothing more than playing war in the dunes. Inside his dad’s old army trunk, he finds a mysterious photograph of his parents with a young man. Who is he? And what does he have to do with the night of 2 April?

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Little Paradise

Jef Aerts

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12

Aerts has a remarkably pure, poetic style.
De Leeswelp
'Little Paradise’ is a tale of longing, of family, of breaking free and wanting to belong and the difficult balance of all those elements. But it is also full of adventure, with storylines that cleverly twist and turn and an action-packed climax.

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I Wish

Ingrid Godon
Toon Tellegen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated
Fiction
Illustrated

Unusually beautiful and profound
De Leeswelp
'I wish' presents the reader with 33 portraits that take you back to a bygone age. Toon Tellegen wrote accompanying fragments of thoughts, little reflections with a philosophical character. 'I wish’ is a unique and personal document on ‘la condition humaine’, which reveals great sensibility.

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The Sourballs

Benjamin Leroy
Jaap Robben

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

What a wonderful, cheeky children’s book!
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Brothers Harry and Huibert, 'so sour even the flowers on their wallpaper are wilting’, appear to be pretty content with their stagnant lives: day after day they soak their dentures in vinegar and breakfast on pickled herring and nettle tea. That routine is disrupted when they receive a letter that turns their lives upside-down and uncovers a dark secret from their not-so-colourless past.

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The Circus of Dottore Fausto

Isabelle Vandenabeele
Pieter van Oudheusden

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Dazzling etchings that intrigue to the very last page
De Morgen
One day, the circus of Dottore Fausto arrives in Tito’s village. An impressive figure enters the ring and everything changes through his presence. Isabelle Vandenabeele’s black and red woodcuts are dazzling, magnificent, rough, simple, expressive and exuberant.

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Rosie and Moussa

Michael De Cock
Judith Vanistendael

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

As amusing as it is touching
Knack
Rosie goes to live in a new flat with her mother and quickly makes friends with the boy on the floor above, Moussa, and with the elderly Mrs Hemelrijk. Together they have a fun adventure on the roof, which has a great view over the city.

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Tomorrow's Party

Ingrid Godon
Toon Tellegen

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Literature of wonderment. For children. And for those few adults who are still capable of wonder.
De Groene Amsterdammer
In winter everybody hopes spring will arrive soon. Squirrel is counting down to his final beechnut, Elephant would like to push winter away, while Owl is writing a letter… Nothing seems to help. Until suddenly spring arrives and everybody starts visiting everybody else.

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The Secret of the Nightingale’s Throat

Carll Cneut
Peter Verhelst

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A masterful symbiosis of colour, form and composition
Boekenpauw jury
Based on Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairy tale, ‘The Secret of the Nightingale’s Throat’ is a literary retelling that will appeal to readers of all ages. In the long line of illustrators who have made pictures to accompany Andersen’s tale, few have managed to catch the emperor’s despair as vividly as Carll Cneut.

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Linus

Sabien Clement
Pieter Gaudesaboos
Mieke Versyp

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

'Linus' is a book that demands to be reread, for the story as well as the abundance of unique illustrations.
Het Laatste Nieuws
Linus lives with his mourning mother, who wanders around the house like a ghost. He has nobody to play with. Everywhere he goes, he draws signs pointing to his house, but nobody ever comes to visit. Until he writes a letter to his late brother Boris. One day, he turns up on the doorstep.

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A Riddle for Rosie

André Sollie

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

Beautiful, artistic drawings and paintings
De Morgen
On Rosie’s tenth birthday, almost a year ago, her sister Pia gave her a notebook containing ten self-written verses and a mysterious task in the form of a riddle. Shortly after this Pia died. To keep Pia’s memory alive, Rosie sketches a series of astonishing portraits of her sister. ‘A Riddle for Rosie’ is one of those rare picture books in which a high quality text is accompanied by illustrations that themselves can be read as works of art.

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A Creepy Girl

Edward van de Vendel
Isabelle Vandenabeele

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+
Illustrated

A rich and beautifully detailed picture book
Leeswelp
Louise is nostalgic for the time when she was a real creepy girl. And she longs for Rotboy, with whom she used to do scary things. Now she’s all by herself and life is boring. Louise decides to go to the Shivver Woods, the best place for creepy adventures. There she bumps into Rotboy.

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The Creation

Bart Moeyaert
Wolf Erlbruch

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 5-7
Age 8-12
Illustrated

A masterful picture book
De Leeswelp
‘The Creation’ is a poetic book about a little man who is not afraid to fire existential questions at God and who gradually finds his own place in the world. Author and illustrator combine simplicity and scintillating philosophy.

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Little Red Rag

Pieter Gaudesaboos

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Illustrated

It pushes the boundaries of the children’s book.
De Morgen
‘Little Red Rag’ is a graphic masterpiece which introduces the reader to the life of Rag, a little girl who always dresses in red. Her loneliness prompts her to escape into a fantasy world in which a herd of bulls are both her friends and foes.

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Bare Hands

Bart Moeyaert

Children's and Youth Literature
Age 8-12
Age 13+

There cannot be many writers as tough and sensitive as Bart Moeyaert.
NRC Handelsblad
A master of creating an oppressive atmosphere, Moeyaert succeeds in making his readers sense everything. There’s no air, there’s no escape, just an inevitable chain of events. In haunting and poetic prose, Bart Moeyaert displays his razor-sharp observation of the human psyche and the dangers of prejudice.

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Contact

Lien Devos
Grants Manager Youth Literature
- lien.d@flandersliterature.be
- +32 3 270 31 77
Lien is also Grants Manager Graphic Novels.
Elise Vanoosthuyse
Grants Manager Fiction
- elise@flandersliterature.be
- +32 3 270 31 74
Not in the office on Wednesdays. Elise replaces Marieke as Head of International Affairs until the end of December 2024.

Authors

Alain Verster
Alice Reijs & Ariane van Vliet
Aline Sax
André Sollie
Ann De Bode
Anna Vercammen
Arevik d'Or
Barbara De Munnynck
Bart Moeyaert
Bart Rossel
Benjamin Leroy
Carl Norac
Carll Cneut
Charlotte Peys
Chiara Lammens
Clarice Lispector
Daan Remmerts de Vries
Edward van de Vendel
Elisabeth Lucie Baeten
Elvis Peeters
Eva Mouton
Evelien De Vlieger
Floortje Zwigtman
Flore Deman
Françoise Beck
Freek Vielen
Gaea Schoeters
Gerda Dendooven
Gregie De Maeyer
Herman van de Wijdeven
Imme Dros
Ingrid Godon
Isabelle Vandenabeele
Isabelle Geeraerts
Jaap Robben
Jan De Leeuw
Jan Hamstra
Jan Simoen
Jan Van Der Veken
Jef Aerts
Jeska Verstegen
Jolien Janzing
Judith Vanistendael
Julie de Graaf
Kaatje Vermeire
Karst-Janneke Rogaar
Kathleen Vereecken
Kevin Sezgin
Kristien Dieltiens
Kristien In-'t-Ven
Laïla Koubaa
Lars Bové
Laura Janssens
Linde Faas
Lot Vandekeybus
Louize Perdieus
Marc Van Ranst & Geert Bouckaert
Martijn van der Linden
Mathilda Masters
Mattias De Leeuw
Medy Oberendorff
Melvin
Michael De Cock
Mieke Versyp
Nils Pieters
Noëlle Smit
Paul de Moor
Paul Verrept
Peter Goes
Peter Van den Ende
Peter Verhelst
Pieter Bergé
Pieter Gaudesaboos
Pieter Van Eenoge
Pieter van Oudheusden
Ruth De Jaeger
Sabien Clement
Sassafras De Bruyn
Sebastiaan Van Doninck
Siska Goeminne
Stedho
Stefan Boonen
Tim Van den Abeele
Toon Tellegen
Trui Chielens
Wendy Huyghe
Wendy Panders
Wolf Erlbruch
Yannick Pelegrin
Yelena Schmitz
Yelena Schmitz & Nina Claes
Yule Hermans
Zidrou