tate children's books rights guide 2016

Children’s BooksRights Guide 2016

Image from Counting Birds by Alice Melvin, pp.20-21Cover image from Mister Pip by Thereza Rowe, pp.2-3

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Tate Publishing (the publisher of the Tate art galleries in London) has been publishing on the visual arts since 1911.

Over a century later, we continue as a leading light in illustrated publishing. Our award-winning children’s list

features a diverse and innovative range of picture books and pop-ups from some of Europe’s best illustrators, as

well as authoritative but playful art reference and activity books.

We look forward to working with you in 2016!

New titles 2016

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Mister PipThereza Rowe

Meet Mister Pip, a charming, stripy cat who wants to find a quiet place to sleep. But it’s not as easy as it sounds. He settles into each of his favourite spots but between the VROOOM of the vacuum cleaner, the persistent RING, RING of the telephone, and the incessant COO COO of canoodling pigeons, he is disturbed and woken at every turn. Will he ever find somewhere peaceful to rest his head?

Thereza Rowe’s stylishly illustrated bedtime story is sure to strike a chord with pre-schoolers who will love making the book’s sounds out loud as much as they’ll adore Mister Pip himself.

May 2016

220 x 195 mmHardback PLC32ppColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 382 0£9.99

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified)

Thereza Rowe is a Brazilian illustrator and designer based in London. Her first book for children, Hearts, was shortlisted for the World Illustration Awards in 2015.

New titles 2016

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Did You Ever See?Joanna Walsh

Have you ever sped past in such a hurry that everything you passed was soft and blurry? And did you ever squeeze your eyes so tight that you saw lots of dots of coloured light?

Did You Ever See? is a playful, vividly illustrated exploration of different ways of seeing. Pondering how things can look tiny from above, enormous from below, backwards in a mirror, wobbly through water, and blurry from a distance, Did You Ever See? appeals immediately to the senses of young readers and gives them words to describe how they see the world from their unique vantage point.Children will be inspired to take notice of both what and how they see the world around them, gaining new perspectives as they do.

Joanna Walsh is a writer and illustrator for children and adults. Her previous books for young children have sold over130,000 copies. Her literary writing has been published by Granta and The White Review.

And did you ever squeeze your eyes so tightthat you see lots of dots of coloured light?

March 2016

230 x 230 mmHardback PLC32ppColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 349 3£9.99

Rights available: World all languages

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New titles 2016

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From the same author: Melvin: The Luckiest Monkey in the World

ISBN 978 1 84976 086 7

Rights sold: French, Korean

OutfoxedClaudia Boldt

Wittily illustrated adventure introducing a crime-solving fox!

Harold is unlike any other fox. He hates eating chicken, for one thing, and he wants to be a detective when he grows up. When Harold’s father challenges him to catch his first chicken, Harold finds himself faced with a dilemma – and his very own mystery to solve.

Brought to life with award-winning illustrator Claudia Boldt’s amusing and colourful illustrations, Outfoxed introduces a smart, independent-minded character in Harold the fox and is sure to become a bedtime favourite. Sold in four languages ahead of UK publication.

Claudia Boldt is a German illustrator based in London and Los Angeles. She attended the Glasgow School of Art, and

Kingston University, London, where she graduated with her Masters in Illustration in 2007. A winner of the Booktrust Best New Illustrators Award in 2011, this is her sixth book for children.

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February 2016

220 x 195 mmHardback32ppColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 313 4£9.99

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified), French, German, Russian

New titles 2016

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Doodle TownDominika Lipniewska

Following the success of Dominika Lipniewska’s eye-catching 100 Colouring Book comes Doodle Town, a whimsical activity book that inspires artists of all ages to let their imaginations run riot.

Set in the fictional town of the same name, Doodle Town draws readers into a world of spaghetti scribbles and polka dot rain and invites them to help the Doodle Town residents about their day; designing dogs to match owners, creating head-turning hairstyles and filling the park with wild and wonderful flowers. In Doodle Town reality is limited only by the imagination!

Packed with over 30 drawing activities, and with die-cut stencils on the inside flaps for extra fun, Doodle Town is an entertaining and empowering introduction to imaginative drawing.

Dominika Lipniewska is a Polish illustrator and designer living in London. Her distinctive bold and graphic style is inspired by 1950s and 1960s designs, and vintage children’s books and toys. Dominika’s first book was 100 Colouring Book, a Tate bestseller, currently sold in 4 languages.

From the same author:

100 Colouring Book

ISBN 978 1 84976 333 2

Rights sold: French, Italian, Spanish, Russian

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September 2016

320 x 224 mmPaperback64pp One colour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 472 8

£9.99


Welcome to Doodle Town, the place where everything and everyone is a drawing!

New titles 2016

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Jill and LionLesley Barnes

September 2016

285 x 275 mmHardback PLC32pp with gatefoldColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 437 7£11.99

Rights available:World all languages

In the hotly anticipated follow-up to Jill & Dragon, feisty Jill and her loyal companion Dog are back and ready for another adventure. Reading a new picture book, Jill is horrified to discover a magnificent lion forced to join the circus and drive a toy car round in endless circles. Lion is so demoralised, his tears have started to blur the words of the story.

Jill bravely decides to jump into the book and rescue Lion, landing in the middle of a particularly dangerous chapter. But with Dog at her side, nothing is too difficult for Jill to conquer, and she sets out to return Lion to his rightful place as king of the jungle.

A charming celebration of friendship and bravery, Jill and Lion shows it isn’t crowns that make us important – it’s what’s on the inside that counts.

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DOG JILL

‘I’m going to teach you how to do all my favourite things’ said Jill to Dragon.

From the award-winning creator of Jill & Dragon

Rising talent Lesley Barnes is an illustrator and animator based in Glasgow, Scotland. Her distinctive work straddles the spheres of fashion, music, children’s literature, film and product design.

285 x 275 mm · Hardback PLC32pp with gatefold Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 340 0 · £11.99

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified), Italian

‘Striking’ The Daily Telegraph

Jill & Dragon

New titles 2016

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The Museum of MeEmma Lewis

Emma Lewis

September 2016

255 x 210 mmHardback with jacket48ppColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 313 4£11.99

Rights sold: Swedish

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Vividly illustrated adventure introducing a crime-solving fox!

Harold is unlike any other fox. He hates eating chicken, for one thing. He much prefers reading detective novels. But can he solve the mystery and save his friend when he is wrongly accused of

being the ringleader in a chicken-smuggling crime ring?

The latest title from award-winning illustrator Claudia Boldt, Outfoxed introduces a smart, independent-

minded character in Harold the fox and is sure to become a bedtime

Fun and fantastically colourful screenprinted picture book

Follow a little girl on a journey of discovery to find out what museums are and what they hold in store. Brimming with anticipation, our young protagonist encounters giant bugs and peculiar beasts; ancient pots and contemporary paintings; feathery leaves and flowers as big as her own head! Marvelling at objects old, new, out-of-doors and from outer space, she soon realises that her favourite museum of all is waiting for her at home: the Museum of Me!

Illustrated in the distinctive, collaged style of début author Emma Lewis, The Museum of Me explores why we collect and preserve objects, and celebrates how a collection can reflect our identities.

Emma Lewis is an illustrator living in London. She studied at Falmouth University and Camberwell College of Arts and is inspired by folk art and Scandinavian design.

New titles 2016

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Meet Henri Matisse, the famous modern artist who created cut-out artworks by ‘drawing with scissors’. Matisse has some personal tips to share with you so you too can create your own cut-out masterpieces.

Created by the brilliant French illustrator Jean-Vincent Sénac, here is a book to treasure that will inspire the artist within every child.

Meet the artist … become an artist

UK £4.99 US $7.95 CAN $8.95

ISBN 978 1 84976 299 1

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Roll up! Roll up! The circus have arrived and they’re here to show their audience a good time.

In this creative activity book, illustrator Ed Cheverton invites readers to meet a troupe of circus performers who create sculptures from found objects and shapes. Using simple materials from around the home as well as their

imaginations, this entertaining troupe reveal how much fun can be had bringing works of art to life.

Meet the Circus

UK £5.99 US $9.95 CAN $10.95

ISBN 978 1 84976 366 0

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Meet Barbara Hepworth, the twentieth-century British artist who found a way to capture entire worlds in her

bold sculptures. Barbara Hepworth loved the shapes and textures that she saw in the countryside and carved them into wood and stone for other people to see, touch and

walk around. Some of her sculptures look familiar, like hills and people; for others you’ll need to use your imagination

to decide what they might be.

British illustrator and ceramics artist Laura Carlin invites you to join her in making your own sculptures, so that you too can express how you see and experience the world.

Meet the artist … become an artist

UK £5.99 US $8.95 CAN $12.95

ISBN 978 1 84976 365 3

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Meet the ArtistMeet the artist, become an artist

Bursting with inspiring activities, the Meet the Artist series introduces children to internationally renowned artists in a fun and engaging way.

Every book includes a brief introduction to the artist’s life followed by a series of activities that explore prominent themes and ideas in the artist’s work. Featuring beautiful reproductions of key artworks, and illustrated by a leading contemporary illustrator, every book in the Meet the Artist series encourages children to use art as an avenue for exploring ideas and expressing their own experiences through art-making.

Now in a revised and expanded series format, the Meet the Artist titles are an accessible way into an artist’s work.

Meet MatisseJean-Vincent SénacISBN 978 1 84976 299 1£5.99Rights available:World all languages

Meet the CircusEd ChevertonISBN 978 1 84976 366 0£5.99Rights available:World all languages

Meet Barbara HepworthLaura CarlinISBN 978 1 84976 365 3£5.99Rights available:World all languages

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Meet Georgia O’KeeffeMarina Muun

Meet Georgia O’Keeffe, one of the 20th century’s most significant American artists. She transformed the way we look at things through her large-scale paintings of flowers, cityscapes, desert scenes and abstract arrangements. Explore O’Keeffe’s unique perspective as you draw, paint and play your way through activities based on her artworks, and discover how to use art to express your own view of the world.

Part of Tate’s newly revised and expanded Meet the Artist series of activity books, Meet Georgia O’Keeffe is packed with thought-provoking activities based on some of the artist’s key artworks, which are reproduced in full colour.

Marina Muun is an illustrator based in London. Her clients include Variety magazine, the New York Times and Buzzfeed.

July 2016

280 x 240 mm Paperback48ppColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 487 2£7.99


New titles 2016

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London Calls Sticker BookGabby Dawnay & Alex Barrow

September 2016

297 x 210 mmPaperback (saddle-stitched)16pp + 4pp stickers

ISBN 978 1 84976 384 4£6.99


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100 stickers featuring major London landmarks

Take in the sights of London in this fun-filled sticker book. The very best of London’s palaces, parks, art galleries, shops, ancient towers, iconic buildings and historic streets are all here for you to dive into. Among the monuments and mayhem you’ll meet some of London’s quirky inhabitants, including resident pigeons, and get to explore the sights by boat, bus, Boris bike and the famous Tube trains.

Featuring 100 stickers, this book lets you explore one of the greatest cities in the world and express your own experience of London.

Gabby Dawnay & Alex Barrow are the creative team behind Okido magazine. Together they have created the acclaimed A Possum’s Tail and London Calls!. See pp.27-8 for more details.

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Modern Art!Write Your Own StoryMary Richards

March 2017

238 x 195 mmPaperback with elastic band112ppOver 20 colour reproductions of artworks and original illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 450 6

£12.99


Which celebrities would you put in your Warhol hall of fame?

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Many celebrities – including artists,

models, actors and musicians – came

through the doors of the factory, to

spend time with Warhol and work

with him on paintings, films and other

projects. Warhol photographed them

and made short films known as ‘screen

tests’. In these, they stood facing his

fixed camera for several minutes. In

the late 1960s he founded a magazine

called Interview, which included

features and news on the celebrities

he admired. He was also commissioned

to create silkscreen portraits of some

of the leading stars of the time.

Warhol made art from the things he

saw in the world around him. His 1964

series of Brillo soap box sculptures

were made from plywood and painted

so that they looked like the actual

cardboard cartons that could be found

in a supermarket. Stacked in galleries,

rather than on the shop or warehouse

floor, these packages asked an

interesting question – what is it that

makes these works art?

Warhol making one of his ‘silkscreen’

paintings. Using this method, he could

choose a photograph or an image from

a magazine and reproduce it many

times on canvas or paper, selecting

different inks and producing subtle

variations in colour and layout. No

two pictures were ever quite the same;

Warhol and his assistants incorporated

the ‘mistakes’ – smudged ink, blurred

lines – making them an important

feature of the final pictures.

What’s the difference between a real can of soup

on a supermarket shelf and a picture of a can of

soup on the wall of an art gallery?

What made modern art so ground-breaking? Discover for

yourself and re-write art history with Modern Art! – a thought-

provoking and irreverent introduction to one of the world’s most

revolutionary art movements.

This interactive activity book introduces the reader to the life

and work of sixteen modern artists. But rather than offering a

prescriptive approach to art history, it encourages children to

write and think about art for themselves. It invites the reader

to respond to questions, compose stories and poems, doodle

and make their own notes in response to the art and ideas they

discover. With a sketchbook binding and funky graphic design,

Modern Art! will get kids scribbling and thinking – the perfect tool

for the next generation of budding art critics!

Features the work of Louise Bourgeois, Joseph Cornell, Marcel

Duchamp, Damien Hirst, Edward Hopper, Frida Kahlo, Paul Klee,

Yayoi Kusama, René Magritte, Pablo Picasso, Paula Rego, Bridget

Riley, Ed Ruscha, Cindy Sherman, Andy Warhol and

Rachel Whiteread.

Mary Richards is a writer, art publisher and

musician who has worked previously at Tate

and the Hayward Gallery in London.

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Welcome to the world of award-winning illustrator and designer Alice Melvin

Alice Melvin’s exquisitely detailed style is inspired by a love of print and papercraft – she has brought her unique touch to bestselling books and products for Tate, from the enchanting Counting Birds for younger

readers, to the intricate gatefolds of Grandma’s House which was shortlisted for the 2015 British Book Design and Production Awards. Her cut-out-and-make products are designed to be simple but give stunning results.

She was chosen to represent the UK in the 2015 Biennial of Illustration in Bratislava, and her books are currently sold in 8 languages. Her books have sold over 100,000 copies worldwide.

Counting Birds

265 x 242 mm Paperback, 32pp Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 210 6£6.99

Rights sold: Catalan, French, Spanish

Grandma’s House

210 x 250 mmHardback with jacket32pp incl. 3 gatefolds and die-cut pagesColour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 222 9£12.99

Rights sold: Dutch, French, German, Italian, Korean

Alice Melvin: Books and Gifts

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The High Street

265 x 176 mm Hardback with jacket52pp with 11 gatefolds Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 85437 943 6 £9.99

Rights sold: Catalan, Dutch, French, German, Korean, Russian, Spanish

Alice’s EmporiumMake your own shop kit. Contains die-cut self-assembly shops with an array of characters and toys. No glue required.

270 x 250 x 150 mm EAN 5032495126885£12.99 (£10.83 excl. VAT)

Cut Out and Sew Glove Puppets268 x 210 mm

EAN 5032495065924£7.99 (excl. VAT £6.66)

Cut Out and Make Menagerie

175 x 175 mm EAN 503249026260

£8.99 (excl. VAT £7.49)

Cut Out and Make Bird

Mobile255 x 190 mm

EAN 5032495065849£7.99 (excl. VAT £6.66)

255 x 185 mmHardback with jacket 32ppColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 304 2£11.99

225 x 225 mmHardback with jacket32ppColour illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 84976 080 5£11.99

The Five of UsWritten and illustrated by Quentin Blake

Three Little OwlsIllustrated by Quentin BlakeStory by Emanuele Luzzati • Translated by John Yeoman

Rights sold:Catalan, Chinese (simplified), Dutch, French, German, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Turkish

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified), Dutch, French, Italian

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Selected for the Reading Agency’s 2016 National Summer Reading Challenge

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‘I’ve never met a child who didn’t love Quentin Blake.’ The Daily Telegraph

Quentin Blake is an internationally beloved illustrator and author. He is renowned for his collaborations with authors Roald Dahl, Michael Rosen and David Walliams as well as for his own creations such as Mister Magnolia and Clown. He has been prolifically honoured with awards, most notably the Whitbread Award, the Kate Greenaway Medal, the international Bologna Ragazzi Prize and the Hans Christian Andersen Award for Illustration. He was made the first ever

Children’s Laureate in 1999, and in 2014 he was admitted to the Légion d’Honneur in France.

Tate is delighted to have collaborated with him on two recent titles. Three Little Owls, with a charming rhyming text by John Yeoman, tells the story of three irrepressible little owls on a journey round the world from one Christmas Day to the next.

The Five of Us is a captivating tale of friendship, teamwork and bravery among five friends with very special abilities. Quentin’s characteristically exuberant illustrations and the book’s powerful and timely message have seen it translated into 9 languages.

Quentin Blake

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Hervé Tullet is internationally renowned for his bold, playful, interactive storytelling. He has created more than 50 books for children, including the iconic Press Here which has sold over a million copies worldwide. His work has won countless awards and been exhibited internationally – he travels extensively running workshops based on his books and bringing his zany brand of imagination to readers all over the world.

Tullet’s anarchic sense of fun is showcased in Tate’s activity books: get creative with The Colouring Book, where every page is an adventure. In The Book with a Hole, there’s even a hole blasted through the middle of the book! These endlessly inventive and absorbing activity books will occupy young readers for hours, and thousands of kids agree: the books have sold over 120,000 copies in 10 languages.

Hervé TulletThe ‘Prince of Pre-School’ whose bold simplicity sparks children’s imaginations worldwide

The Book with a Hole320 x 275 mmPaperback with hole cut in spine96ppb&w illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 85437 946 7£8.99

The Colouring Book280 x 230 mmPaperback208ppb&w illustrations throughout

ISBN 978 1 85437 819 4£9.99

Rights sold: Catalan, Chinese (simplified), French, German, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Turkish

Rights sold: Catalan, Chinese (simplified), French, German, Italian, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Turkish

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Little Big BouboBeatrice Alemagna

200 x 150 mm · Hardback PLC32pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 284 7 · £8.99

Rights sold: Catalan, French, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Swedish

Sarah and Simon and No Red PaintEdward Ardizzone

235 x 185 mm · Hardback with jacket48pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 002 7 · £8.99

Rights sold: Japanese

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Jill & DragonLesley Barnes

285 x 275 mm · Hardback PLC32pp with gatefold Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 340 0 · £11.99

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified), Italian

Melvin: The Luckiest Monkey in the WorldClaudia Boldt


Rights sold: French, Korean

A Possum’s TailGabby Dawnay & Alex Barrow

228 x 285 mm · Hardback with jacket40pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 221 2· £11.99

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified & complex), Korean


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Stanley’s PlanRuth Green

246 x 189 mm · Hardback32pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 305 9 · £9.99

Rights sold: Korean

Noisy NeighboursRuth Green

283 x 216 mm · Paperback32pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 211 3 · £6.99

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified), Korean

London Calls!Gabby Dawnay & Alex Barrow



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FacesZoe Miller & David Goodman


Rights sold: French

Henry TateBruce Ingman


Rights sold: Korean

Tiz and Ott’s Big DrawBridget Marzo

246 x 189 mm · Hardback PLC32pp plus vertical fold-out Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 310 3 · £9.99



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The Messy Monster BookRachel Ortas



Mr Benn - Red KnightDavid McKee


Rights sold: Japanese

Big-Top BennDavid McKee

225 x 225 mm · Paperback48pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 212 0 · £6.99

Rights sold: French, Japanese

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ZubertCharlie Sutcliffe


Rights sold: German, Korean

Welcome to a day in the life of a friendly terrier. He just wants to go to the park, with his friends, but his owner has other ideas...

We’re off on a walk, hi there, hello!

The park’s my favourite place to go...

UK £11.99 US $00.00 CAN $00.00

9 781849 762908

ISBN 978-1-84976-290-8

Emily Rand is an illustrator and educator based in London.

This is her first book for children.

A Dog DayEmily Rand

291 x 203 mm · Hardback with jacket32pp · b&w illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 290 8 · £11.99


The Butterfly HouseSarah Smith



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Mr Rouse Builds His HouseStefan Themerson & Franciszka Themerson

107 x 111 mm · Hardback with jacket148pp · b&w illustrations throughout ISBN 978 1 84976 154 3· £7.99


The Table that Ran Away to the WoodsStefan Themerson & Franciszka Themerson


Rights sold: Polish

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Tate Kids British Art Activity BookSharna Jackson & James Lambert

290 x 210 mm · Paperback with spine32pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 303 5 · £6.99

Rights sold: French, German

100 Colouring BookDominika Lipniewska

385 x 268 mm · Paperback20pp · b&w illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 333 2 · £8.99

Rights sold: French, Italian, Russian, Spanish

Tate Kids Modern Art Activity BookSharna Jackson & James Lambert

290 x 210 mm · Paperback with spine32pp · Colour illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 241 0 · £6.99

Rights sold: French, German

Non-Fiction & Activity Books

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Non-Fiction & Activity Books

How to Draw a ChickenJean-Vincent Sénac

140 x 150 mm · Hardback PLC72pp · b&w illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 068 3 · £6.99

Rights sold: German

The Meditating CatJean-Vincent Sénac

249 x 192 mm · Paperback with flaps & die-cut56pp · b&w illustrations throughoutISBN 978 1 84976 067 6 · £6.99

Rights sold: Chinese (simplified), French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian

Make Your MarkSarah Richardson

275 x 210 mm · Paperback80pp · b&w illustrations throughout ISBN 978 1 84976 011 9· £7.99

Rights sold: Russian, Turkish

Chinese translation rights: Summer Ren CA Link Agency Room 1601, TianChuangShiYuan Bldg 313, HuiZhongBeiLi,Chaoyang District, Beijing 100012, China

T: +86 10 52861626 E: [email protected]

Korean translation rights: Sungwoo Ahn EntersKorea Agency4F, KD Bldg, #123, World Cup-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, 121-827, Korea

T: +82 2 3142 8136E: [email protected]

Japanese translation rights: Makiko TakeuchiTuttle-Mori Agency, Inc.Kanda Jimbocho Bldg., 4F,2-17 Kanda Jimbocho,Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0051, Japan

T: + 81 3 3230 7072E: [email protected]

Tate has agreements with several foreign rights agents for the representation of the children’s titles. For the following rights, please contact:

Italian, Portuguese, Spanish translation rights:Valentina ColomboPhileas Fogg Agencyvia Valparaiso 7A, 20144 Milan, Italy

T: +39 347 55 35 386E: [email protected]

Eastern European translation rights: Rachel PidcockCapricorn International Rights Agency26 Valerie CloseSt Albans AL1 5JD, UK

T: + 44 7899 797 138E: [email protected]

For all other rights enquiries, please contact:Vanessa Garden International Rights ManagerTate PublishingThe Lodge, MillbankLondon SW1P 4RG

T: +44 207 887 8869E: [email protected]

www.tate.org.uk/publishing

Image from Counting Birds by Alice Melvin, pp.20-21Cover image from Mister Pip by Thereza Rowe, pp.2-3

On Rainbow Street, every house is a different colour.

Can you help bring it to life?

Image from Doodle Town by Dominika Lipniewska, pp.8-9

Tate Enterprises Ltd Millbank, London, SW1P 4RGT +44 (0)20 7887 8869F +44 (0)20 7887 [email protected]

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