The ocean is the main character in this beautiful French wordless picturebook. Intricate and poetic line drawings depict the passage of ships across a sea that is both calm and chaotic. The sea is personified as dancing women who begin by permitting … [المزيد ...]

This atmospheric and ambiguous Greek wordless picturebook depicts a moment of empathy between a boy and a whale. This subtlety and ambiguity will be an important springboard for conversation for children aged 8-11 years as they contemplate this text. … [المزيد ...]

هذا الإنتاج المشترك الفنلندي الأيرلندي هو من يعذ منتجي ابن أبيه أنفسهم. يستخدم مجتمع من طيور البطريق لأساليب الصيد التقليدية، ولكن يصل زوج من رجال الأعمال البطاريق اللطفاء لاقتراح طريقة جديدة. يتم تركيب آلة ضخمة، تضخ الأسماك بكفاءة من الماء حتى يصبح … [المزيد ...]

This item is the only Palestinian picturebook represented in the corpus. Published in Lebanon and authored by Palestinian citizen Rinad Hamed, Scribble [ خربشة  "Kharbsa"] considers the role of art in childhood and the home. A boy and his sister draw … [المزيد ...]

This Finnish wordless picturebook is self-published by the artist Filippa Hella. It uses a simple concept: a girl plays with a ball of red wool in negative space. The red thread rises above her and becomes all sorts of different things — a heart rate … [المزيد ...]

This picturebook highlights the importance of titles in ‘wordless’ narratives. In this picturebook, the title provides a cue to comprehending the story: a broken boiler in a cold winter, and a parent knitting for her family to keep everyone warm. She … [المزيد ...]

The protagonist of this wordless picturebook is scared to start a new school, no matter how much his mother reassures him. The walk to school is frightening: the dog that barks as he walks by, the man who scowls at him from the park bench. The boy … [المزيد ...]