Autumn/Winter 2020 Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Upcoming Titles

autumn/winter 2020 Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Upcoming Titles

ages ATLAS OF AMAZING ARCHITECTURE: 6+ THE MOST INCREDIBLE BUILDINGS YOU’VE (PROBABLY) NEVER HEARD OF... Welcome to the autumn 2020 catalogue of Cicada Books. We are a PETER ALLEN small London-based publishing company specialising in unusual and beautiful books for children. Working with a handful of writers, we This gorgeous reference book eschews the traditional develop stories, and then scour the graduations shows, the blogs architectural canon of the pyramids and the Taj Mahal, and Instagram to pair the stories up with the right illustrators. This and takes a broader view of what constitutes amazing allows us to find emerging, cutting edge illustration talent, and to architecture. From the Jameh Mosque in Iran to Native develop stories organically alongside them. American plank houses in New Mexico and an ancient wooden church in Kizhi Pogost, Russia, it spans all We like elegantly presented non-fiction, we like high-end production continents equally throughout history. The buildings values and we like stories that make us smile. Because we believe in included are of great architectural significance, but are reaching kids through humour – even (or especially) if the message is often little known in the wider world. a serious one. Taking a refreshingly inclusive approach to the subject In this catalogue you’ll find stories about a dog that can’t control his matter, Peter Allen brings it to life in his lively, accessible tail, a kangaroo who is scared to leave his mum’s pocket, and two style. neighbours with very different approaches to life. We hope you like – what you see. A celebration of diversity in world architecture. Any questions, feel free to contact us on [email protected]. – With best wishes, Ziggy Peter Allen is a British illustrator based in France. His bold, graphic images are packed with humorous detail. He has illustrated dozens of books for Usborne including Where P.S. Check out our lovely new website on www.cicadabooks.co.uk! 978-1-908714-87-9 / Hardcover / £14.95 / $21.95 / 102pp / 22 Food Comes From, and Ancient Romans and Wayside x 28.5 cm / October 2020 School for Bloomsbury. Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Upcoming Titles Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Upcoming Titles

THE PROBLEM WITH PIERRE THE POCKET CHAOTIC C K SMOUHA AND SUZANNA HUBBARD ages ages ZIGGY HANAOR AND DANIEL GRAY-BARNETT 3+ 3+ Alan and Bertram are next-door neighbours. They are also Alexander is a young kangaroo, living in his mum, Nancy’s best friends. They are also very different to one another. pocket. Alexander loves his mum, but there’s one thing Bertram is extremely neat, and Alan is wildly messy. she does that really drives him nuts. She is always When Bertram gets a cat, called Pierre, he is dismayed putting stuff in her pocket. Alexander tries to keep things to find that Pierre prefers it at Alan’s house. Alan tries to neat, but the more he tidies, the more stuff pours in, until help his friend out – to his own detriment. one day it all gets TOO MUCH!

The Problem With Pierre plays with the format of the Alexander moves out of the pouch into the room next to book, splitting each spread down the middle – the page his sister’s and actually it’s not as bad as he thought. The on the left is Bertam’s neat-as-a-pin living room, and the final spread shows Nancy clearing out her pocket with a right hand page is Alan’s homely chaos. A twist at the wink. It was time for Alexander to go. end brings together form and content in a way that is sure to delight readers young and old. A humorous, heartwarming tale about the connection between a mother and son and his journey towards – independence. A fussy cat ruffles the feathers of two – neighbours who couldn’t be more different. Alexander’s mum keeps putting stuff in her – pocket and it’s driving him crazy! – Suzanna Hubbard is an established illustrator and writer whose books include The Lady Who Lived in a Car (Pavilion) and Love Poems (Orion). She is a visiting lecturer Daniel Gray-Barnett is an award-winning Australian in illustration at the University of Bournemouth. illustrator who trained, in a previous life, as a doctor. He is C K Smouha is a children’s author whose previous books 978-1-908714-85-5 / Hardcover / £11.95 / $16.95 / 32pp / 978-1-908714-80-0 / Hardcover / £11.95 / $16.95 / 32pp / the author of Grandma Z (Scribble) and the illustrator of Dr include Born Bad, Sock Story and Iced Out (Cicada). 24x28.5 cm (landscape) / September 2020 22x27 cm / September 2020 Boogaloo and the Girl Who Lost Her Laughter (PRH). Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Upcoming Titles Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Upcoming Titles

TELL TAIL BARTHOLOMEW AND THE MORNING MONSTERS KATIE BROSNAN AND C K SMOUHA ages RTHOLOMEW ages SOPHIE BERGER AND RUAN VAN VLIET 3+ BA AND THE 3+ NG MONS Dex is not like the other dogs in his family. His mum, ORNI TERS Bartholomew struggles to get himself ready as the dad and brothers are strong and tough. But Dex just M monsters from last night’s dreams sabotage the most has a very waggy tail. The rest of his family find it very simple of morning routines. A vast purple monster sits embarrassing, but try as he might, Dex can’t control it. on his chest, making it hard to get out of bed. Getting dressed, brushing teeth, eating breakfast and even going After an incident at the park, Dex runs away from his to the toilet all present challenges as the monsters mess family. He runs and runs and runs, and when he finally around at Bartholomew’s expense. Will Bartholomew’s comes to a stop, he finds that he doesn’t care any more. dad ever manage to get him out the door? About his tail, his family – about anything. And that’s when his tail stops wagging completely. Dad starts to Hilarious illustrations bring Bartholomew’s frustration feel uneasy with this new development, and together and befuddlement alive in this deceptively simple story father and son must go on a journey to rediscover the that anyone who is not a morning person is bound to joys of self-expression. relate to. – This timely book conveys a serious message with a refreshing lightness of tone in both text and illustration. Mornings are never easy – especially when the monsters from last night’s dreams want – to stay and play! A touching tale of an unruly tail! – – Ruan van Vliet is a Dublin-based illustrator whose smudgy, Katie Brosnan is a graduate of the Cambridge MA in children’s absurdist illustrations have featured in work for clients book illustration. She is the author of Keith Amongst the including KT, Vans and Noble Rot. This is his first book. Pigeons (Child’s Play) and Gut Garden (Cicada). Sophie Berger is a recent English graduate based in C K Smouha is the author of Born Bad, Sock Story and Iced 978-1-908714-86-2 / Hardcover / £11.95 / $16.95 / 32pp / 978-1-908714-84-8 / Hardcover / £10.95 / $15.95 / 32pp / Australia, whose writing has been published on Mama Mia Out (Cicada). 24x28 cm (landscape) / October 2020 22x27 cm / October 2020 and other influential blogs. Cicada Books A/W 2020 | New in Paperback Cicada Books A/W 2020 | New in Paperback

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THE NEW BABY: AN ACTIVITY BOOK FOR SOON-TO-BE BIG SCRUFF BROTHERS AND SISTERS (REVISED EDITION) ages ages ALICE BOWSHER 3+ LIE DIRKX 2+ I wanted a dog... This one was perfect! Nobody wanted him Introducing a young child to the idea of a new sibling can because he looked scruffy... but I’m a scruffy guy so that be tricky to get right. This book offers parents a new way suited me just fine. Which of these people look like of starting a conversation with their child about the baby they come from your family? developing in mummy’s tummy. By doodling, colouring in Write the names of the people After picking out the scruffiest dog at the pound, the they look like underneath. and engaging with the activities, the older sibling is invited Do any of the children narrator is surprised to find that Scruff isn’t what he look like you? to think and talk about themselves, and in doing so, to think initially seemed. He doesn’t want to catch sticks... or about what life might be like when the new baby arrives. roll in the mud or swim in the pond. What could be the problem? It turns out that Scruff just loves being With a fresh cover and lower price point, this new edition pampered! So the narrator goes along with it. They wash,

Different animal babies have different will carry on from the success from the first edition, which names. Can you spot the babies of the brush, trim and polish together, until they are anything following animals? was received to much critical success, featuring as one of Giraffe, dog, fish, spider, pig, but scruffy! But have they done enough to win a prize at butterfly, crocodile, chicken, bear, kangaroo, weasel, rabbit, swan, horse, frog, kit the top ten parenting books in The Independent, 2016. llama, cat, sheep, deer... bunny the dog show? chick puppy

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calf sense of what it means to become a sibling. fry their dogs? foal ~Babyology – spiderling – Alice Bowsher is an illustrator living and working in joey cub lamb piglet fawn London. She has illustrated campaigns for Byron Burgers, Lie Dirkx is a Belgian illustrator whose distinctive papercut Boden and Camden Brewery. She is the author of Read patterns are inspired by Bruno Munari and other mid-century 978-1-908714-90-9 / Paperback / £7.95 / $9.95 / 32pp / 978-1-908714-78-7 / Hardcover / £9.95 / $14.95 / 32pp / 207x225 mm All About It (Cicada, 2016) and the illustrator of Fly Flies European artists. 21x26 cm / September 2020 / rs: Dutch, French, Spanish (landscape) / April 2020 (Cicada, 2019). Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Current Titles Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Current Titles

PENPALS FOREVER SPECIAL DELIVERY C K SMOUHA AND JÜRG LINDENBERGER ages ages ELLIOT KRUSZYNSKI 3+ 3+ Freddy is a skateboarding mouse, who lives with his friend, Today is a very special day. Little Duck is expecting the Pete. Annabel is a science-loving elephant. Despite their arrival of her new baby brother! But Delivery Dude minor size differences, they become keen penpals. One keeps bringing the wrong babies. First a baby mouse, day, Freddy’s letters stop coming and Annabel must go to then a kitten, a puppy, a walrus, a giraffe, and finally a the city to rescue him from the notorious Cheddar Gang. baby elephant. ‘These babies are NOT my brother!’ shouts Freddy and Pete then go to the Savannah, where they save Little Duck – but Delivery Dude insists that he never Annabel’s laboratory from some hungry termites. Just as makes mistakes. they are about to leave, Pete finds a letter from a termite called Daisy, and a new penpal friendship is formed. Little Duck is frantically trying to manage the chaos when the doorbell rings again. Thankfully, this time This is a madcap tale of tolerance and acceptance that Delivery Dude is followed by his Stork boss, a load of is brought to life in wild ‘80s comic-style illustrations, very cross parents… and Little Duck’s Mum and Dad. complemented by neon printing and luxurious packaging. Little Duck is delighted – and even more so when Stork presents them with one last extra special delivery.

– – A tall tale of scale and snail mail! When you’re waiting for a new baby, – expect the unexpected! –

Jürg Lindenberger is a surfer, skateboarder and illustrator Elliot Kruszynski is a London-based illustrator who has living in Basel. His work has featured in Anorak Magazine, worked with clients including the New York Times, Air BnB, Google and Bobo Choses. Camden Brewery and Deliveroo. He illustrated Spot the Bot C K Smouha is the author of Born Bad (Cicada, 2018), Sock 978-1-908714-71-8 / Hardcover / £12.95 / $16.95 / 44pp / 21.5 978-1-908714-79-4 / Hardcover / £10.95 / $15.95 / 32pp / (Laurence King, 2019) and is the author of two upcoming Story (Cicada, 2018) and Iced Out (Cicada, 2019). x 26.5 cm / July 2020 21x27cm / May 2020 books for Walker. Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Current Titles Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Current Titles

UNDERGROUND: SUBWAY SYSTEMS AROUND THE WORLD EARTH-SHATTERING EVENTS Viruses are the tiniest of microbes. These minuscule particles are not alive. They are ‘inanimate complex organic matter’. They have no form of ages energy and cannot replicate ROBIN JACOBS AND SOPHIE WILLIAMS ages or evolve. They have to UIJUNG KIM hijack other cells in order to reproduce, so are often harmful 6+ to humans. 3+ Bacteria are single-celled organisms that are neither plants – nor animals. They can be found – everywhere from glaciers to the A playful search-and-find book of 10 depths of the ocean to the searing We humans take our domination of the hot desert. Some bacteria are harmful, but most are useful and Microscopic animals are also support many forms of life. considered microbes. They have different types of cells just like A fab little book this, and us. We have lots of microscopic An eye-opening, and -widening, Archaea look similar to bacteria, animals on our bodies that we underground systems around the world. but behave very differently. don’t even know about. planet for granted, but sometimes the They can survive extreme environments like volcanoes or toxic waste dumps. They are direct descendants of the first early introduction to our restless Die cut pages create an inside-outside another brilliant title in Cicada’s organisms on the planet. Earth reminds us that this is an illusion. Protists are a mixed group of organisms that don’t fit into any of the other categories. Fungi are made of bigger They have various qualities and cells than those of bacteria. planet. ~Kirkus Reviews increasingly essential early years serve different purposes – some Mushrooms, yeasts and moulds of which are useful to us and effect, so that you ‘enter’ the train to find are types of fungi. They others that are harmful. usually like areas that are warm and damp. They feed off decaying matter and are great the cultural signifiers of each city; a pretzel, non-fiction range. at decomposing things. This book explores nature at its most – an apple and the Empire State Building on ~Read it Daddy GutGarden_text_AW_1709.indd 2 17/09/2019 14:04 GutGarden_text_AW_1709.indd 3 17/09/2019 14:04 destructive. Clear, coherent explanations – the New York Subway, for example. break down the science behind 978-1-908714-70-1 phenomena including hurricanes, / £14.95 / $20.95 / Korean illustrator Uijung Kim’s busy, tornadoes, avalanches, earthquakes, Hardcover / 98pp / 978-1-908714-69-5 / 24x30cm / October 2019 colourful illustrations are joyously tsunamis and volcanoes and are brought Hardcover / £12.95 / $16.95 / rs: Chinese, Korean, contemporary, appealing to train-obsessed / 32pp / 28x32cm / October to life in fun, accessible hand-drawn Italian children as well as a wider audience. 2019 / rs: Korean illustrations by Sophie Williams.

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cicada cicada U ages N D TheInnerChild_cover_AW.indd 1-3 15/05/2019 11:10 Hop on board and take a trip through the train tunnels of ten cities around the world! E 3+ Discover what makes each subway system unique and then see if you can spot the things hiding R in the pictures. From a pillar box in London to a bento box in Tokyo, you’ll learn about cities and G GUT GARDEN: A JOURNEY INTO THE trains from all corners of the planet. EARTH-SHATTERING EVENTS R O U WONDERFUL WORLD OF YOUR MICROBIOME ages N Subway systems around the world D KATIE BROSNAN 6+ THE INNER CHILD of RAIL track The longest route‑length We humans take our domination of the planet U of any subway The year in the world Billion I the first line New subway passengers a year for granted, but sometimes nature reminds us that HENRY BLACKSHAW opened lines to open million J by 2025 passengers stations a day this is an illusion. Tectonics rip open the earth, U vast waves sweep– away coastal towns, magma N Within our bodies hides an entire world of – spews from volcanoes and hurricanes lay waste to G Effectively makes the case that we UK £12.95 / US $16.95 swathes of land. K microbes that digest our food and protect Dear Kids, Did you know that all adults have This is an original idea, imagined in I M are all biologicalDiscover the science boardinghouses… behind earthquakes, tsunamis, our immune systems. Scientists are only just volcanoes, avalanches, tropical cyclones, tornadoes, a child inside them? They try to hide them an original way, and it will appeal blizzards, hailstorms and wildfires, and marvel at uijung Kim plenty to chew on here. discovering the links between our microbiome the power of nature at its most destructive! by pretending to be busy and stressed all the to both children and parents.

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A MILLION DOTS – Adjusting to life in a new city is tough… When a young boy moves from the countryside, everyone around him ages seems so unfriendly. Lonely and homesick, he watches SVEN VOLKER Minimalist design meets math in the busy lives going on behind the lit windows of his 3+ apartment block, until gradually things start to change. A heartwarming tale about fitting in and making friends, this mind-boggling visualization told in urban rhyme and brought to life in the joyful illustrations of Aart-Jan Venema. of numbers up to more than one million... Volker’s volume succeeds We start with a single tree; 1. As we at engagingly merging art and C

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K page before it: 1+1 = 2; 2+2 = 4; 4+4 = 8, reaching a million (actually 1,048,576) within 44 pages. This timely graphic 978-1-908714-66-4 / Hardcover / £12.95 / depiction of exponential growth was $18.95 / 44pp / 21 x 28 cm UK £11.95 / US $16.95 the winner of the New York Times’ top / May 2019 / rs: Spanish, ten children’s books award, 2019. Chinese, Korean

FAMILY FLIP FLAP NIGHT WINDOWS FESTIVAL FOLK DRAW LIKE AN ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FLY FLIES MAUREEN ROFFEY AART JAN VENEMA ROB FLOWERS JOE GAMBLE ZIGGY HANAOR AND ALICE BOWSHER 978-1-908714-64-0 / Hardcover, spiral 978-1-908714-56-5 / Hardcover / £11.95 / 978-1-908714-57-2 / Hardcover with 978-1-908714-49-7 / Paperback / £9.95 / ages Fly is happily practicing her flying in the – 3+ bound / £9.95 / $15.95 / 32pp / 22 x 22 cm / $16.95 / 32pp / 21x28cm / October 2018 quarterbinding / £14.95 / $22.95 / 144pp / $14.95 / 52pp / 24x20cm / November 2017 park, doing some wibbles and some wobbles Colloquial, pithy language teaches March 2019 21x28cm / October 2018 / rs: Japanese and some wavies. Blackbird, Seagull, Starling a lesson without moralizing… clear A lonely, homesick young boy sits on The Ancient Egyptians believed that life and Hawk take turns giving Fly advice about and bold illustrations convey a The tops and bottoms of the faces in a bench outside his new apartment All around the world there are little on earth was just a brief interlude on the the best way to fly; fly in a straight line, glide range of emotions and a lot of sass. this book are bisected, so that they can block and watches the busy lives going known local festivals rooted in ancient long journey to the afterlife. This book on the wind, fly in a flock, dive onto your ~Kirkus Reviews be mixed and matched to uproarious on behind the lit windows, gradually pagan traditions. At the centre of these invites young readers to engage with food.... Fly tries to take their advice, but each – effect; Aunt Helen sucks a dummy, Tiny connecting with the people he watches. festivals are characters dressed in the such activities as writing your name in time finds that this is not HER way to fly. Tess mends a car and Daddy does his A heartwarming tale about making most remarkable costumes imaginable. hieroglyphics, decorating a sarcophagus homework. A delightful flip-flap book friends, packed with hilarious search- 40 festivals are documented in this offbeat, and designing an amulet. Unlock the With a witty twist at the end, this is a 978-1-908714-61-9 / that invites children to subvert traditional and-find details that will keep children anthropological atlas that will delight secrets and mysteries that will ensure your funny, thoughtful book about staying true Hardcover / £9.95 / $14.95 / gender and adult-child roles. entertained for hours. children and travel enthusiasts alike. soul’s eternal survival! 32pp / 22.5 x 20.7 cm / April to yourself in the face of people who insist 2019 / rs: French, Korean, they know better. Chinese Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Children‘s Backlist Cicada Books A/W 2020 | Adult Backlist

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