Rights sold: Simplified Chinese, Korean, Japanese 2014 China Times Open Book Award 2015 Feng Zikai Chinese Children's Picture Book Award 2019 Sankei Children's Book Award Where did she get her favorite blouse and bag? She didn’t buy them, Granny made them. Granny takes all kinds of requests.Even a giant dinosaur bag. All because Granny has a wonderful, magical toy. A toy that makes a ke-da ke-da ke-da sound.But then one day, as Granny is helping her make a costume for a school performance, the machine breaks! How will Granny be able to complete such an important undertaking without her special toy? Will she make it onto the stage in time? And what strange things are about to happen to Granny’s broken toy?   Size: 21.0 x 26.0 cm      

Rights Sold: Japanese, Korean The little frog feels particularly alone on rainy days. On such days, he used to race with his dad and mom to the top of the hill, waiting for the rain to fall. Mother is always the one who wins the game. Now the little frog’s mother is gone. Neither his Dadnor the little frog want to go to the empty hill. One day the teacher asks everyone to write a sentence: “My mom is like…” It is an easy sentence that everyone finishes it soon. Only the little frog thinks the sentence over and over, feeling that he almost forgets what his mother looks like. He visits the hill again with hope to think of a word that suits his mother.   Size: 25 x 21cm    

Rights sold: World English (expired), French, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Thai, Slovak, Japanese, Greek   "A heart-warming, humorous read. Readers will instantly fall in love with this likeable (slightly goofy) brontosaurus - the juxtaposition of him and the quiet setting of the library is ridiculously delightful "-- The Children's Book Council of Australia   Leilong is a helpful Dinosaur. When Mimi, Coco, and Feifei want to catch up the story time in the library in town, he takes them to the library. But he is a playful and large dinosaur, too. He is pulled off by the policeman because he can’t help but join the car race. When they finally arrives, he find himself is too big to enter the library and he doesn’t have an id card! While poor Leilong waiting outside, he hears the sound at the top floor of the building and realizes that Mimi, Coco, Feifei and other kids are there to listen to the story! The storyteller agrees to allow Leilong joins but the only condition is that he should behave quiet. However, when the story comes to the climax, he can’t resist to yell out loud! His movement alerts the chief librarian who then asks him to leave. All the children are disappointed and leave sadly together with Leilong. Storyteller tells the librarian that Leilong staying there is only because he loves the stories. After the chief librarian knows the truth, he immediately call back Leilong. This time, he is offered a new assignment: being the library bus! Although Leilong cannot go in the library, he can bring the books outside and share the books with more people!    

Rights sold: World English (expired), French, Simplified Chinese, Korean(expired), Thai, Japanese, Slovak   "This is an original and life-affirming story that that will delight and appeal to all ages of primary children but especially early years and those just starting school."--Just Imagine   "The sequel to the adorable Leilong the Library Bus is a heartfelt story about a sweet dinosaur, reminding young readers that no matter who you are, there’s a place and a role for everyone in life – especially if you’re kind. Bei Lynn’s adorable illustrations will make everyone want their very own Leilong – surely the most fun way to get around a city." --BookTrust Leilong is a very large, very special green dinosaur—and he makes the perfect city schools. Or does he? He causes traffic jams, get tangled in telephone line, knocks down traffic lights, and creates potholes with his big stomping feet. If the principal fires Leilong from schoolbus duty, how will the thirty-ton Dino find a new job? Bei Lynn’s wonderful, sketchy watercolor and pencil illustrations recall old classics, as does the pleasantly preposterous story of a dinosaur who just wants to be helpful.    

Rights sold: Korean, Spanish (territory in the US, Mexico, and Columbia), Japanese, Spanish (Spain)   A story of proper farewell, adapted from the author’s true experiences with her dog Bibi.   What would you do if you have a second chance to say goodbye?     Bibi went lost on a windy afternoon. After two years missing, he suddenly came back. From the lost of Bibi till the reunion, the girl experienced the life without Bibi and the sadness of the sudden disappearance. Just when the girl cherished the new life with Bibi again, she realized that it is the time of true separation. During the time Bibi wandering on the streets, the girl already knew that life shall move on without Bibi. A practice assigned by beloved Bibi. And now, it’s the time to say goodbye.   Painted with pencil and composed by 6 chapters, Bei Lynn added the colors on the black and white images along with the story to show the girl’s emotional changes. Different papers and binding were used in the second chapter to present the color, touches and strengthened the different perspectives of the story. The author kept the pencil strokes and many kinds of traces during the creation to convey the idea that “disappearance is also a kind of existence”.   It hurts to face the lost suddenly without saying goodbye. But if you are so lucky as the girl, what will you say to the one you loved?  

Rights sold: Korean, French   Little Whale snuck out onto land to play and is trapped in the grass. Fifi and Choby are trying to help Little Whale find its way home. With the assistance of some birds, they send a message to Momma Whale, who arrives and tells them that they’ll be able to return to the ocean when the wind blows and turns the grassland into the sea.   Fifi and Choby are invited for some snacks at the whales’ home. But how will they get into the sea? Momma Whale reassures them that all they need to do is pretend to be fish…