Yolanda’s mom has died.
One moment she was breathing. And the next moment she wasn’t.
She was there, and yet she wasn’t.
Where could her mom be now?
If you look for me, my darling, you will find me,”
her mom had told her.
So Yolanda decides to go looking.
Looking for her mom who died.
Along the way she gets help and insights from some wonderful people.

A poetic story about loss and about a little girl’s inspiring belief and touching confidence.

You need glasses!’ the doctor says. It makes Eduard jump. He doesn’t want glasses! But at the optician the sweet saleswoman tells him a little secret: with glasses he will see things that other people do not see. Special things. And she is right! Little ants that walk to school with him, a bird’s nest high up in the tree and wonderful figures in the clouds and the cute freckles on Linda’s little nose. It is wonderful!

A surprising story about a boy who discovers a new world with a pair of glasses on his nose. For children aged 5 and up (even those who don’t wear glasses), because there is still a lot to discover when you see the world in a different light!

On a gray day in spring something magical happened. A little boy was born, and immediately the sun started to shine. Together with his first tears, gentle raindrops fell down. The boy grew older and changed and the weather changed along with him. Everyone in the village started to call him the Weatherboy. At first the Weatherboy liked being unique, but that changed, too. Because everyone wanted something from him. Sun, coldness, snow, thunder, lightning, hail. I want, I want, I want !’ It made the boy so sad that he left. He walked farther and farther and with each step, he felt more lonely and unhappy. The world got covered in snow and ice. And just when the Weatherboy had almost given up all hope, there was a knock on his door

A unique fairytale about a boy who learns, with ups and downs, how important it is to stand up for yourself and to keep believing in yourself.

Moira can be a bit clumsy from time to time, and a little bit naughty as well. When she accidentally pulls a hole in her tights, she’s afraid to tell Mommy. She hides the secret in her belly. Because her tummy feels funny later on, she throws her pear in the bin and decides to keep that a secret too. In the afternoon something unpleasant happens to Mommy’s wedding dress. She really can’t talk about that. At dinner she can’t swallow her food: there’s just no room. Moira’s tummy is filled with secrets. What an awful feeling. Maybe it’s better to share her secrets with Mommy and Daddy after all.