Pages: 40 (extra content available)

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Target audience age: 5 to 10 years old

Keywords: Children – Friendship – Adventure – Fantasy

Sinopsis: Illuminate captures the essence of childhood imagination in a simple and entertaining narrative. Through the power of friendship and lots of imagination, a group of friends gets help from magical beings to prevent the Thousand-Year Sorcerer from obtaining a powerful ancestral amulet.

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Authors: Lillo Parra (script) and Jefferson Costa (illustrations)

Pages: 68 (extra content available)

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Target audience age: above 6 years old

Keywords: Children – Myths – Indigenous – Fantasy

Synopsis: In times long past, when the world was still learning to be a world, the charms of the most beautiful Kunhã that ever existed reached even the mighty Kurasi, the Sun God, who fell in love with her. This saddened Iasi, the Moon Goddess, causing her silent suffering. But the love of Kurasi and Amantikir was dangerous for life on Earth, as the days grew long and hot, and the rivers began to dry up. The peoples of the Earth had little choice but to seek help from the Gods… and they answered the call.

The myth of the weeping mountain is told in this story through an unlikely encounter between Mariá, a four-year-old girl, and an old indigenous woman. Lost in the mountains on a dark and perilous night, Mariá is taken in by the old and mysterious indigenous woman, who, under the light of fireflies, tells her the myths of her people. The old and the new, the clash of generations and cultures, is presented to the reader through the child’s naive perspective and the ancient words of the old indigenous woman.

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Author: Flavio Colin

Pages: 48 (extra content available)

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Target audience age: above 08 years old

Keywords: Environmental Education – Myths – Nature – Fantasy

Synopsis:

Flavio Colin brings to life the legendary guardian of the Amazon rainforest, the Curupira, a mystical creature with backward-facing feet. Tasked with protecting the forest from deforestation, hunting, and environmental destruction, the Curupira uses its cunning and supernatural abilities to safeguard the natural world. Through a series of interconnected stories, Colin highlights the importance of preserving nature. This graphic novel weaves together tales that emphasize the crucial role of nature conservation and the rich heritage of indigenous cultures, brought to life with vibrant illustrations and an engaging narrative.

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Pages: 120 (extra content available)

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Target audience age: adult

Synopsis: Maria Izabel returns to her hometown for her grandfather’s funeral. But her grandfather’s death holds a macabre secret: a pact with the devil made in his distant youth. Now that the old man has passed away, the little imp in the bottle, the devil, wants the soul sold at a crossroads and has a sealed contract to take it to his boss. But the old trickster has hidden it. And the devil is not happy about it.

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