• Age: 5 to 7
• Grade: k to 2

Enhanced ebook (includes audio) Sofia is off to her grandparents for the holidays. She leaves her seaside home, its singing waves and whispering sand knowing that the sounds of the forest await her. Amongst the dark pines and the majestic oaks, she’ll discover the music of the night, the songs of a fox, an owl and a wolf. At a clearing in the woods, she’ll feel the wind blowing as it does on the beach. She’ll wave her invisible baton to the stars, offering as a gift to the forest the music from the sea. Recordings of the narrated story and the performance of the theme song included.

Han Han is a graduate of the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts. She has illustrated several popular children’s books in China including Peng Yi’s The Monster Daddy and Yin Jianling’s Dragonfly, Dragonfly. She received the prestigious Golden Pinwheel Young Illustrators Award in 2015 for the Chinese version of Summer Moonlight Concert.

Gema Sirvant's profile page

After graduating as an engineer, Lucía Cobo made a radical career change and worked for several years as a graphic designer. She then chose to study illustration at the Pablo Picasso School in A Coruña and since, has created several picture books for children. Her most recent publication, A furgoneta branca was released in 2019.

Lucia Cobo's profile page

Liu Fang est née à Kunming, en Chine, en 1974. Ayant appris à jouer du pipa à l’âge de six ans, elle se taille rapidement une réputation d’enfant prodige. Au cours de sa carrière, elle s’est produite dans le cadre d’événements prestigieux du monde entier, notamment à l’occasion des célébrations du 60e anniversaire de l’UNESCO à Paris, du Festival WOMAD au Royaume-Uni et en Espagne et du festival de musique du monde Les Suds à Arles. Elle a également partagé la scène avec l’Orchestre philharmonique de Berlin, l’Ensemble Nishikawa et l’Orchestre des pays de Savoie. Sa discographie compte une dizaine d’enregistrements, notamment l’album Le son de soie, qui a remporté le prestigieux Grand Prix du disque de l’Académie Charles Cros en 2006. Elle habite actuellement à Montréal

Anie Richer's profile page