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Katrijn De Wit

Where do clouds blow from?
Can you fall off the earth?
And can you fry eggs on a vulcano?

With 

 has produced a second book full of fantasy and wise facts. As in the previous book, each childlike question is answered with both a teasing and factual answer.



This book also subtly makes young readers aware of global warming and climate change.



‘An infectious mix that can captivate different types of readers and encourage children to love literature, art and science alike.’ – **** De Standaard der Letteren about 

Laura Bergans

Inge Rylant

Kunnen bergen krimpen

Can mountains shrink

Marijke Umans

An accessibly written dictionary about divorce for teenagers, complemented by real testimonials.



- Author and experience expert Marijke Umans guides children through the difficult period of their parents’ divorce and gives them their own voice: a language to talk, to express themselves or to reflect with.
- With imagery by Jorinde Mahieu that gives the stories a light and positive touch

Did your parents recently get divorced? Or are you living in a newly composed family? That can cause a lot of new or complex situations and feelings. This book tries to sooth the pains of divorce, proves that you are not alone and hands you tools to tell your own story. Alphabetically arranged words form a dictionary that gives you the language to think and talk about your experiences. This book provides courage, decisiveness, reading pleasure and navigational tools to deal with the situation resiliently.



Jorinde Mahieu

First Aid Divorced Parents - A guiding dictionary

Charlotte Colman

- Featured in the 2025 White Ravens catalogue
- Received extensive media attention



Why does someone commit theft? Who decides whether a person is punished for a crime? What does a day in prison look like? Do you have to cook for yourself in prison? And why don’t prisoners carry cash?



If you’ve ever wondered about these things, this is the book for you. It covers -almost - everything there is to know about crime and punishment. Prof. Dr. Charlotte Colman takes you on a deep dive into the fascinating world of criminology. She explains how laws are made, why some people break the rules, and how people were punished in the Middle Ages. Did you know they used to believe evil spirits and forces tempted people into committing crimes?

Charlotte also tells you about the most notorious escape attempts, the biggest criminal cases in history, and other crime-related fun facts.

Stefanie Van Hertem’s colourful illustrations bring the world of criminology to life. Curious already? This riveting book is the start of your discovery journey!



is Professor of Drug Policy and Criminology at the Department of Criminology, Criminal Law and Social Law at Ghent University. As an expert and senior researcher, she conducts and coordinates (international) research into both the demand and supply sides of the drug phenomenon, with particular attention to its link with criminal justice policy.



is a freelance graphic designer and illustrator of, among others, children’s books. Her book ‘Papa Max et Papa Lou’ has been picked up by international publishers.



Stefanie Van Hertem

Wie zit er in de gevangenis?

Who is in prison?

Sarah Garré

Heleen Deroo

- Stefanie Van Hertem’s work has Stefanie Van Hertem’s work has been published internationally
- Written by two internationally renowned scientists



What is living beneath our feet? Far more than you can imagine! In ‘Wonderground’, scientists Sarah Garré and Heleen Deroo guide young readers through the hidden world below the Earth’s surface. From magma and minerals to fungi and the impact of climate change: this richly illustrated book reveals how soil is formed, introduces the creatures that call it home, and explains why the ground is crucial to our future.

With inventive hands-on activities and surprising facts, this book sparks wonder in young and old alike. Stefanie Van Hertem’s beautiful illustrations bring the invisible world underground to life. ‘Wonderground’ is a unique must-have for every curious young reader.



 is a scientist at the Institute for Agricultural, Fisheries and Food Research (ILVO). Sarah is actively involved in international research projects and in public debate on soil and water management.



 is a soil scientist. She studies the fascinating symphony between soil life, soil carbon and other nutrients, and their link to human activities such as land management and climate change.



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