丰子恺先生曾说：“文学之中，诗是最精彩的。”他认为漫画好比文学中的绝句，字数少而精，含意深而长。在丰先生的自述中，“描写古诗句时代”是其漫画创作生涯的重要时期。丰先生欢喜“教绘画与文学握手”，喜欢借古诗词的意境来表达现代人的生活。
本书精选丰子恺先生百余幅以古诗句入画的作品，并从画作出发回到原典，选入对应的古诗词，将诗词评注与漫画相结合，让读者在欣赏漫画的同时，也能进一步了解背后的诗歌故事，是诗画共赏的经典之作。

凯迪克大奖得主作品，入选纽约公共图书馆“百年百佳书”
畅销五十年，销量过千万，迄今仍在亚马逊榜单前列
超越时间的大师经典
大人小孩都喜爱的书之瑰宝，家庭藏书的理想之选
适合识字看图的孩子，也适合被繁冗的希腊神话谱系绕晕的大人
全本书店出品。
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希腊神话是文学和众多艺术门类的基础，没有小孩会小到，也没有大人会大到不适合看希腊神话。没有希腊神话的教育是不完整的。
《多莱尔的希腊神话书》初版于1962年，世界著名的童书绘本艺术家多莱尔夫妇去希腊小岛考察后，将希腊神话繁杂的谱系加以梳理，用简炼而优美的语言讲述，配以真实、稚趣又幽默的插图。此书多年来畅销不衰，至今仍位于亚马逊图书排行榜前列，成为影响了一代代人的最受欢迎的希腊神话之书。

One cat sleeps. Two cats play. Three cats stack!
Cats of all shapes and sizes scamper, stretch and yawn across the pages of this adorable counting book. And every now and then, they find themselves in the purrfect fluffy stack!

绘本改编电影《大坏狐狸的故事》3月16号全国上映！
电影入围90届奥斯卡最佳动画长片大名单，获得安妮奖三项提名，以及法国卢米埃奖最佳动画电影。
不容错过的法国浪漫主义风格水彩绘本
安古兰国际漫画节少儿类最受欢迎漫画，并荣获法国Fnac心动大奖
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※编辑推荐※
◎ 安古兰漫画节最受欢迎少儿漫画，改编电影入围奥斯卡大名单，获第45届动画安妮奖最佳独立动画长片、最佳导演和最佳动画角色三项提名。
◎ 不容错过的法式浪漫主义风格，清新自然的田园诗意，晕染的水彩充满诗意，点到为止的线条描绘出生动的形象。作者充分发挥动画导演的优势，每幅画面像电影镜头般一帧一帧自然而紧密地衔接，如绘本般的阅读体验，令人忍不住一口气读完。
◎ 幽默生动的语言和画风讲述爱与勇气的成长故事 ，充满亲子温暖色彩。爱与勇气的成长故事。这是一次因为爱而爆发的小人物逆袭，爱让一心想当大坏蛋的狐狸转变成最温柔的“妈妈”，从被人瞧不起的窝囊废蜕变成令孩子尊重和信任的最厉害“妈妈”。暖暖的亲子时光即使在寒冷的冬日也能把心都萌化掉。
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※内容简介※
面对一只蠢兔子、一头田园猪、一条懒狗和一只脾气火爆的母鸡，一只孱弱的狐狸想树立起他食肉猛兽的地位。可令它感到无奈的是，它尝试过很多方法都失败了，以至于不得不采取新的战略。它的办法就是：偷鸡蛋，孵出小鸡，养大它们然后吃掉。但是，当狐狸发现它的父爱大爆发后，它的计划也开始变味儿……
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※媒体推荐※
在本书中，本杰明·雷内成功地让农场的所有角色变得饶有趣味，带给我们无数欢乐的瞬间，通过亲子关系方面的俏皮对话，让故事能轻易获得小读者的喜爱。
——Fnac书店
这是一种自发性的绘画，很轻描淡写，同时是具有表现力的。我有意在画中保留一种淡薄的精神，只呈现出精髓的东西，美丽的东西并不一定在各方面都完美无缺，我们可以用非常自然的方式讲述一个故事。
——本杰明·雷内
这部没有画格的漫画，饱含温情，本杰明源源不断的幽默笑料让我们忍不住爱上这只可怜的狐狸。
——Liberation网站
如果有人借口说这本书是专门给孩子看的而放弃阅读它，那么他就错过了一次愉快的阅读体验，书中的诗意与幽默齐飞。
——Bedeo网站
我们很快就被这些拟人化的动物们的魅力深深吸引，我们从一页翻到另一页，被艺术家富有表现力的绘画和优雅的色调所折服。
——Sceneario网站
太棒啦！既推荐给孩子也推荐给大人。画得很美，充满了幽默和温情。值得反复阅读！
——亚马逊读者评论

《东京老铺》是《你的名字。》背景画师乌尔巴诺维斯的插画作品集。他游历东京近两千家老铺，从中选出有美学个性的五十家，用近百幅门面全景•细节分镜•店内透视图，手绘出如新海诚动画般唯美浪漫的昭和风情。
2016年，乌尔巴诺维斯作为动漫工作室Comix Wave Film的专职画家，开启个人项目——东京店铺插画系列。他走遍东京五大名区，寻找心爱的店铺并拍下照片，再用画笔将它们描绘出来。这些在日本动漫里才能见到的风景，激起乌尔巴诺维斯的强烈共鸣，为其创作引发了源源不断的灵感：
《你的名字。》中出现的千代田区日枝神社，不远处便是鹤谷洋服店和海老原商店，自1928年开店以来，至今承接定制男装并贩售复古杂货，是神保町古着迷的淘货圣地；
新宿御苑是《秒速五厘米》和《言叶之庭》的主取景地，此地有1948年开张的中餐厅宝美楼，金灿灿的屋顶、正红色的瓷砖和栏杆分外惹眼；
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这些散发时代感的昭和老铺虽不显眼，却一直守护传统，凝聚着几代东京人的情感记忆。在乌尔巴诺维斯的画笔下，它们一如新海诚动画里的风景：唯美如梦，细节逼真。翻开书，能感受到扑面而来的奇妙意境与怀旧气息。走进这些老铺，发现一个有味道的老派东京。

新晋安古兰大奖得主中文版新作
西式水彩与中国文人画的融合
“阿兰”系列锦上之花
全书全彩跨页构图
30年代漫画版《怦然心动》
一首献给回忆和童年的散文诗
💌 编辑推荐
◎ 大师的得意之作：一本“番外”小书
吉贝尔是拿奖拿到手软的著名漫画家，2020年更荣获安古兰漫画节终身成就奖，正式跻身大师之列，他准备十余年、亲赴美国考察后，以千钧之力完成的这部《阿兰的初恋》却是一部“番外”小作品——以很小的篇幅描绘了两个小孩儿之间微不足道的小事。但它是作者的宠儿，因为其中倾注了作者的全部功力和得意的创新。
◎ 东方韵味+西式水彩=当代文人画
作者二十年前就完成了初稿（阿兰在世时就看到过部分画稿），但始终不满意，后来在台北看唐伯虎画展的时候受到触动和启发，终于创作出一部独特的西方文人漫画。左右两页合起来是一幅构图完整的跨页图，旁白力求洗练、清淡，作为构图的一部分精心布置，犹如在山水画上题诗。
◎ 充满错位的漫画
《阿兰的初恋》有别于一般的漫画，其中有多重有趣的错位。例如对历史事件、人生大事一笔带过，而对一些小故事、细节大书特书。时而失衡的文字与画面，使二者形成有趣的互补结构。简约的文字可能搭配浓墨重彩的画面，越是文字信息密集的地方，记忆中留下的画面反而越少。对话框内巨大的留白，仿佛是对人物欲言又止时的沉寂所做的完美诠释。
◎ 补足“阿兰”系列，串起一个普通人的一生
这部番外篇衔接《阿兰的战争》和《阿兰的童年》，以独特的题材切入，将阿兰的口述回忆连成一个闭环。前作中的有些人物再次出现，有些事情在对照之下才能道清前因后果。《初恋》是一部独立的小书，是描绘人物一生的“三段论”，也是一块拼图，从另一个角度楔进前作中，使阿兰的故事变得完整、丰富。
👦 内容简介
吉贝尔根据美国退伍老兵阿兰·科普的口述回忆创作了著名的纪实漫画《阿兰的战争》和《阿兰的童年》之后，酝酿、筹备了十余年，在中国文人画的启发下创作了这部浓墨重彩的“番外篇”，展现了“大萧条”时期美国加州的生活场景，细腻地描述了阿兰与小女孩玛尔塔的交往过程。
纯真、有趣、动人的友谊和若有若无的情愫终于在世俗的影响下渐渐淡漠，成为一段遥远的回忆，令耄耋之年的阿兰怅然若失，又若有所得。
👧 媒体推荐
《阿兰的初恋》用精美绝伦的跨页彩色图画描述了一段受阻的友谊，感人至深。
——法国BFM电视网推荐语
《阿兰的初恋》是一部关于怀旧的传记，它提醒我们，人渐渐长大、变老的过程中，生命中的一些事注定会变化，总有一些人在某个时期不能再会。然而记忆长存，作为回到过去的跳板，时不时地带我们找到自己。
——MangaForever网站
吉贝尔用精湛的配色，用温柔，用简约，再现了一段友谊。还有年老的讲述者阿兰和天才漫画家之间的友谊，两段友谊缺一不可，共同促成了这部杰作。
——ActuaBD
🏆 获奖情况
2017年勒内·戈西尼大奖
2020年安古兰国际漫画节终身成就奖

This delightful tour through sixteen of the world's most vibrant streets will awaken young readers to the joys of travel.<br /><br />What makes a street interesting? Is it the architecture, the landscape, the people, the businesses, or the history? In this collection of sixteen charmingly detailed illustrations, kids can discover the answer for themselves. Spanning nearly every continent to explore a fantastic variety of cities, sixteen double-page spreads come alive with color and activity. In San Francisco, people and vehicles make their way up and down Lombard Street's twists and turns. On Hotagayo Street in the quiet, wintry Japanese town of Shirakawa-go, snow slides off the deeply pitched roofs, while in Bamako, Mali, the massive and crowded marketplace shimmers with heat. Kids will delight in the quirky architecture of Prinsengracht Street in Amsterdam and try to identify all the neon lights of Broadway. Whether looking down the dizzying slope that is the Rua da Bica in Lisbon or zooming on a motorbike through Hanoi, Agusti Sousa's irresistible illustrations capture each location's unique vibe. Mia Cassany's texts will spark discussion about what makes a place special, while encouraging readers to wonder what's happening on the streets of their own hometowns.

"Fish have fins and gills and tails. All fish swim and most have scales. But not all fish act or look the same. From zapping, stinging, even singing ... With examples of different fish for each description, as well as extensive backmatter explaining the fascinating science behind these variety of fish"--Publisher's description.

Prolific, award-winning nonfiction author Melissa Stewart reveals the surprising ways seashells provide more than shelter to the mollusks that inhabit them.

Young naturalists discover thirteen seashells in this elegant introduction to the remarkable versatility of shells. Dual-layered text highlights how shells provide more than a protective home in this expository nonfiction exploration. The informative secondary text underscores characteristics specific to each shell. Elegant watercolor illustrations create a scrapbook feel, depicting children from around the world observing and sketching seashells across shores.

In this “pleasing and informative” (Kirkus Reviews) illustrated nonfiction book for middle grade readers, Brooke Barker of Sad Animal Facts introduces readers to incredible animals and the bizarre things human scientists do to understand them.

Did you know that crows never forget a face? Or that jaguars have a favorite cologne? Have you ever wondered how to pet a yeti crab? Or whether dogs can tell if you’re smiling? And just what is a burrowing bettong?

Meet these weird, wonderful animals and the equally weird and wonderful scientists who study them. From crafting fake poop to slurping up bugs with a straw, there’s nothing these amazing humans won’t do to help us learn more about the animals around us. Packed with fascinating facts, this hilarious book from the bestselling creator of Sad Animal Facts reveals secrets like why roosters crow and how meerkats make decisions as a group—and how humans can better understand the wild creatures we share the planet with.

Keep your eyes open and join Christina and Jeremy on a scientific journey in their own backyard! Christina and Jeremy have been sent to the garden to gather vegetables for dinner. But they quickly realize that they are not the first visitors to the garden today. There's a slimy trail on a leaf in the cucumber patch, and some corn kernels have been pecked off the cob. Not only that, someone has been snacking on the lettuce leaves! Christina and Jeremy follow the clues to discover which birds, animals, and insects have been in their garden. Keep your eyes open and join Christina and Jeremy on a scientific journey in their own backyard! Plus don't miss the companion In the Who's Been Here? and In the Who's Been Here?

Trees are tall, strong, ancient, and easily thought of as silent statues. <i>Tree Beings</i> challenges this perception, instead celebrating trees as our best allies in the fight to slow down climate change. In exploring this, it centres around four â??big ideasâ??: trees give life to the planet, trees can help save us from climate change, trees are like beings, and trees need our help and protection. In a vibrant combination of illustrations and text, it blends true stories and science to explain how trees are essential to our world.<br /><br />Introduced by world-renowned conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall, <i>Tree Beings</i> contains accounts of a scientist who discovered how trees â??talkâ??, the young woman with the world record for living up a tree, a boy who mobilised other children to fight climate change, the first brave tree-hugging women, and a man responsible for trillions of tree-plantings. Learn to appreciate trees through the stories of people who love them, while also reading about tree wisdom from many cultures, and some famous and fascinating tree species.<br /><br />In a world increasingly concerned with conserving our natural environments, Tree Beings is an excellent way to help children appreciate the wonder and value of nature. Learn to cherish our connection to trees, not as silent statues, but as beings that enrich the whole planet.

We all have a certain creature that makes our skin scrawl and give us the ‘heebie jeebies’. Spiders that make us scream, mice that make us jump on top of furniture until the coast is clear, or bats that make us shudder at the thought of them flapping around our hair. There are creatures big and small all over the world that make us squirm and wriggle in our seats just at the mere thought of them.<br /><br />But what did these animals ever do to deserve such a bad reputation? Most of the time it’s humans that have labelled them ugly, dangerous and downright gross. But it’s one false acquisition too many for these little guys. They’ve had enough of being called scary, slimy, nasty and ewwy. They’re here to dispel these false acquisitions and set the record straight once and for all!<br /><br /><i>"You humans have given us a BAD rep! You've been spreading rumours about us - you think we're scary and spooky and dangerous and icky. Well we're here to set the record straight because we're fed up with the lies you've been spreading. We're not bad animals at all -we're just misunderstood!"</i><br /><br />With laugh-out-loud illustrations from the immensely talented Sophie Corrigan, uncover the truth behind the animal and learn all about how each creature plays an important role in our world. With bitesize text that will leave you giggling and a fact box about each misrepresented creature, this is the perfect introduction to over 30 critters big and small who really aren’t all that bad at all!

While Mom works the night shift at NASA, Dad helps an intrepid girl get ready for sleep as she imagines she's exploring Mars.

In this rhyming bedtime book, a girl whose mother works at NASA imagines that she's exploring Mars with the Curiosity rover as she gets ready for bed. She describes taking off, observing Mars, communicating with mission control, and operating the rover. Young space explorers everywhere will want to head for Mars, too!

From Caldecott Honor-winning team Steve Jenkins and Robin Page comes an early introduction to one of young readers' favorite places: the zoo! Going to the zoo is so exciting! You might see penguins swimming underwater, snakes sunning in the reptile house, or giraffes eating leaves out of high trees. You might even see people at the zoo, ones just like you! But what do those people do? Caldecott Honor-winning team Steve Jenkins and Robin Page introduce young readers to the people who keep zoo animals safe, healthy, and happy, even though they aren't in the wild habitats they've evolved for. From cuddling a baby kangaroo to trimming elephant toenails to playing soccer with a rhino, zookeepers work hard and do some pretty wacky things to take care of the incredible animals we see. So, what would you do if you were in the zookeeper's shoes? Turn the page and find out!

Through compelling reminiscences of his grandfather's life in America and Japan, Allen Say gives us a poignant acount of a family's unique cross-cultural experience. He warmly conveys his own love for his two countries, and the strong and constant desire to be in both places at once.

The new series Asian Hall of Fame shows how some unique and cool things were originally created in Asia.<br /><br />In the debut adventure, the cute red panda named Dao guides the school kids Ethan and Emma back in time to discover how ramen was made!<br /><br />As Dao spices up history, children learn fun facts, travel worldwide, and zoom back to the future.

In her latest adventure, Olivia, everyone's favourite little pig, is off the Venice, the place of fine art, carnival and gondolas for a family holiday to remember. With her very own discerning eye for style, Olivia takes the beautiful city of Venice by storm. From dodging pigeons in the Piazza San Marco, to eating an abundance of the most delicious Italian gelato at Carneval, and barelystaying afloat in a gondola, Olivia uncovers the wonderful delights of Venice with that very special 'Olivia' style and flair!

Perfect for reading aloud, this spare, charming picture book about a day in the life of a pill bug in suburbia is also about an unusual friendship.

Hank is a pill bug with a busy life—for a pill bug, that is. His daily routine involves nibbling a dead leaf, climbing up a long stick, avoiding a skateboarder, and playing pretend with his best friend, a human girl named Amelia, in her backyard. And when day is done, Hank likes nothing better than returning home to his cozy rock.