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A young Cambodian girl saves her money to buy a bird on which to make a wish for her poor family’s future. Releasing a caged bird is a tradition in Asia.

6-year-old Amara, is about to understand the value of a piece of chalk. This beautiful story is about a left-handed little girl in rural Cambodia could take place anywhere in the world; therefore we can see our own childhood in her happy journey to learn writing and reading.

A Cambodian boy, bored at school, who thinks that he does not fit in, may discover a colorful world beyond the grey city walls. Books and nature will help him in his search.

Mirabel is a globe trotter cat, who is writing her own story. From Canada to Asia, Europe and Africa, we can enjoy her happy adventures. Her wit and beautiful writing style will delight both children and adults.

Sophy and her mother are poor. They live in a small village in Cambodia with no doctor, hospital, or school. Sophy has a secret wish for something that will change her life forever. With the help of a pair of running shoes, Sophy might just be able to make her wish come true.

Based on a true story from 2010, this Graphic Novel invites us to travel around the beautiful city of Phnom Penh. SKY, a young Cambodian girl, wants to be Tuk-Tuk driver. As she attempts to fulfill her dream, will she be able to overcome the challenges?

This magical story conveys the value of friendship and passing of knowledge from one generation to another through learning about different cultures and cooking 25 international recipes.
The quality of the illustrations adds to the magic and poetic value of the text.

On her home from school, Anika discovers a mysterious injured bird on the banks of the Singapore River. The 8-year-old little girl, with her mission to save the bird, helps us discover the customs of everyday life in Singapore: close-to-nature-town-country. At the same time she discovers the meaning of true friendship.

A story with an intercultural message for all. Based on Truth and told with imagination. Sharing the importance of instuition.

Until we truly know another, we will remain intolerant. Let us celebrate our differences and we will soon see the treasures of our diversity.

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