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Hitting the Shelves: 2023
last updated 15 December 2023
2023 saw our artists work on an amazing collection of projects, with titles that garnered best-selling and award-laden acclaim. This blog, a round-up of the publishing work they’ve been involved with this year, is a testament to how brilliant every single one of them is.
January 2023
Easter Starring Egg!, illustrated by Leire Martín, written by Cynthia Platt // Clarion Books
The Violet Veil Mysteries: A Case of Misfortune, illustrated by Hannah Peck, written by Sophie Cleverly // HarperCollins Children’s Books
5-Minute Really True Stories for Family Time, featuring illustrations by Vivian Mineker, Skylar White, Sofia Moore // Britannica
This Little Piggy Went to Market, illustrated by Berta Maluenda, written by Russel Punter // Usborne
Harley Hitch and the Missing Moon, illustrated by George Ermos, written by Vashti Hardy // Scholastic
How Many Sleeps ‘Til Easter?, illustrated by Gabriele Tafuni, written by Laura Knowles // Mortimer Children’s
The Great Mathemachicken, illustrated by Yas Imamura, written by Nancy Krulik // Pixel+ink
Dragon Storm: Cara and Silverthief and Dragon Storm: Tomas and Ironskin, illustrated by Ben Mantle, written by Alastair Chisholm // Nosy Crow
Love in the Library, illustrated by Yas Imamura, written by Maggie Tokuda-Hall // Candlewick Press
The Case of the Smuggler’s Curse, illustrated by Ben Mantle, written by Mark Dawson // Welbeck Flame
This Tree is Just for Me!, illustrated by Laura Hughes, written by Lucy Rowland // Bloomsbury Children’s Books
February 2023
Tree House Station: Fort Builders Inc. 4, illustrated by Marta Kissi, written by Dee Romito // Aladdin
The Pipsqueak, illustrated by Andrew Gardner, written by Ben Manley // Andersen Press
The Last Tiger, illustrated by Jennie Poh, written by Becky Davies // Little Tiger Press
The Muddlemoor Mysteries: The Book Club Bank Heist, illustrated by Marta Kissi, written by Ruth Quayle // Andersen Press
Little People, Big Dreams: J.R.R. Tolkien, illustrated by Aaron Cushley, written by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara // Frances Lincoln Children’s Books
Mommies Make Rainbows, illustrated by Dan Taylor, written by Georgina Deutsch // Tiger Tales
How to Welcome a New Baby, illustrated by Lee Wildish, written by Jean Reagan // Knopf Books for Young Readers
Parp!, illustrated by Jorge Martin, written by Mike Henson // Happy Yak
You’re the Hugs to My Kisses, illustrated by Diane Ewen, written by Barbara Herndon // Zonderkidz Books
How To Train Your Pet Brain, illustrated by Amy Jindra, written by Nelly Buchet // Beaming Books
The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea, illustrated by Karl James Mountford, written by Axie Oh // Hodder & Stoughton
Don’t Ask the Dragon, illustrated by Greg Stobbs, written by Lemn Sissay // Cannongate Books
Kni-Kna-Knatterbuch Kleine Tiere & Kni-Kna-Knatterbuch Fahrzeuge, illustrated by Juliana Motzko, written by Maria Höck // arsEdition
March 2023
My Mummies built a Treehouse, illustrated by Izzy Evans, written by Gareth Peter // Lantana Publishing (Available in the UK)
In or Out, illustrated by Sarah Jennings, written by Stacy Gregg // Harper Collins (Available in the UK)
Dick the Delightful Duck, illustrated by Ben Mantle, written by Kaye Umansky // Scholastic (Available in the UK)
First Questions and Answers: How Does My Body Work?, illustrated by Dan Taylor, written by Matthew Oldham // Usborne Publishing (Available in the UK)
Prehistoric Beasts, illustrated by Mike Love, written by Dean Lomax // Bonnier Books (Available in the Uk)
The Mightiest Bite, illustrated by Mike Moran, written by Howard Calvert // Andersen Press (Available in the UK)
Find Your Calm, illustrated by Jessica Smith, written by Catherine Veitch // Welbeck (Available in the UK)
Alex Neptune: Pirate Hunter, illustrated by George Ermos, written by David Owen // Usborne (Available in the UK)
The Hot Cross Bunny, illustrated by Mark Chambers, written by Carys Bexington // Quarto (Available in the UK)
Bark Ship Bonnie, illustrated by Fiona Lee, written by Stephanie Staib // Abrams Books (Available in the US)
You Are Loved: A Book About Families, illustrated by Sofia Cardoso, written by Margaret O’Hair and Sofia Sanchez // Scholastic (Available in the US)
Finding Family: The Duckling Raised by Loons, illustrated by Alexandria Neonakis, written by Laura Purdie Salas // Lerner Publishing (Available in the US)
Never Give Up: Dr. Kati Karikó and the Race for the Future of Vaccines, illustrated by Juliana Oakley, written by Debbie Dadey // Lerner Publishing (Available in the US)
Josephine and Her Dishwashing Machine: Josephine Cochrane’s Bright Invention Makes a Big Splash, illustrated by Sarah Green, written by Kate Hannigan // Astra Publishing House (Available in the US)
How to Talk Like a Bear, illustrated by Alex G Griffiths, written by Charlie Grandy // Penguin (Available in the US)
One Hungry Dragon, illustrated by Alex Willmore, written by Alastair Chisholm // Hachette (Available in the UK)
Not Now, Noor!, illustrated by Nabila Adani, written by Farhana Islam // Penguin (Available in the UK)
Galápagos: Islands of Change, illustrated by Becca Stadtlander, written by Leslie Bulion // Peachtree (Available in the US)
The Girl Who Built a Spider, illustrated by Flavia Sorrentino, written by George Brewington // Macmillan (Available in the US)
Camp Quiltbag, illustrated by Violet Tobacco, written by Nicole Melleby and A. J. Sass // Algonquin (Available in the US)
Dragon Dreams, illustrated by Jake McDonald, written by Cora Reef // Simon & Schuster (Available in the US)
Babajoon’s Treasure, illustrated by Nabi H. Ali, written by Farnaz Esnaashari // Simon & Schuster (Available in the US)
Mommy Time, illustrated by Ebony Glenn, written by Monique James-Duncan // Penguin/Candlewick Press (Available in the US)
Babies Love Daddy, illustrated by Agnes Saccani // Cottage Door Press (Available in the US)
My Friend, Loonie, illustrated by Ashling Lindsay, written by Nina LaCour // Candlewick Press (Available in the US)
Superpoo Needs a Number Two, illustrated by Chris Jevons, written by Sam Harper // Hachette (Available in the US)
All the Nonsense in my Teeth, illustrated by Barbara Bakos, written by Mike Henson // Quarto (Available in the UK)
April 2023
You Are a Star, Jane Goodall, illustrated by Hatem Aly, written by Dean Robbins // Scholastic (Available in the UK)
Good Different, illustrated by Luna Valentine, written by Meg Eden Kuyatt // Scholastic US (Available in the US)
Ketanji Brown Jackson: A Justice for All, illustrated by Jemma Skidmore, written by Tami Charles // Simon & Schuster US, Atheneum Books for Young Readers (Available in the US)
The Littlest Graduate (Littlest Series), illustrated by Denise Hughes, written by Brandi Dougherty // Scholastic US (Available in the US)
Poop for Breakfast: Why Some Animals Eat It, illustrated by Florence Weiser, written by Sara Levine // Lerner Publishing Group, Inc. (Available in the US)
Caring Conservationists Who Are Changing Our Planet: People Power Series, illustrated by Sarah Long, written by Kate Peridot // The Walker Books Group, Walker Books UK (Available in the UK)
Clutch (The Twitchers), illustrated by Paddy Donnelly, written by M. G. Leonard // The Walker Books Group, Walker Books UK (Available in the UK)
LPBD: King Charles, illustrated by Matt Hunt, written by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara // Quarto (Available in the UK)
Tell Me Your Dreams, illustrated by Alex Willmore, written by Amanda Kloots // HarperCollins US (Available in the US)
The Dog That Gave My Brother Words, illustrated by Jieting Chen, written by Wendy Hinote Lanier // End Game Press LLC (Available in the US)
The Fastest Tortoise in Town, illustrated by Karen Obuhanych, written by Howard Calvert // The Walker Books Group, Walker Books UK (Available in the US)
Marvellous Maps: Our changing world in 40 amazing maps, illustrated by Margarida Esteves, written by Simon Kuestenmacher // Welbeck Publishing Group Ltd (Available in the UK)
Our Beach, illustrated by Zoe Waring, written by Rebecca Smith // Harper Collins UK / Harper Collins Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
If You Wake a Skunk, illustrated by Florence Weiser, written by Carol Doeringer // Sleeping Bear Press (Available in the US)
Egyptian Lullaby, illustrated by Hatem Aly, written by Zeena M. Pliska // Macmillan US, Roaring Brook Press (Available in the UK)
Audrey Covington Breaks the Rules, illustrated by Marta Kissi, written by Karina Evans // Hachette Book Group, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (Available in the US)
Isabel and the Invisible World, illustrated by Ramona Kaulitzki, written by Alan Lightman // Candlewick Press (Available in the US)
My Bunkmate Hates Puppies (Camp Lil Vills), illustrated by Ria Maria Lee, written by Sam Hay // Disney Hyperion Books for Children (Available in the US)
My Teammate is a Hot Head (Camp Lil Vills 2), illustrated by Ria Maria Lee, written by Sam Hay // Penguin Random House (Available in the US)
How to Spot a Dinosaur, illustrated by Dan Taylor, written by Suzy Senior // Silver Dolphin Books (Available in the US)
Starry Henna Night: A Branches Book (The Party Diaries #2), illustrated by Aaliya Jaleel, written by Mitali Banerjee Ruths // Scholastic US (Available in the US)
May 2023
Menacing Manor (The Sinister Summer), illustrated by Hannah Peck (represented by Susan Penny), written by Kiersten White // Random House US / Random House Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
The Fairest in the Land, illustrated by Joshua Heinsz (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Lesléa Newman //Harry N. Abrams (Available in the US)
Saddle the Sun (Little Golden Book), illustrated by Ben Mantle (represented by Susan Penny), written by Trish Holland // Random House US / Golden Books (Available in the US)
Misty the Cloud: Fun Is in the Air (Step into Reading), illustrated by Rosie Butcher (represented by Susan Penny), written by Dylan Dreyer // Random House US / Random House Children’s Books (Available in the US)
Men of the 65th: The Borinqueneers of the Korean War, illustrated by Leo Trinidad (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Talia Aikens-Nuñez// Random House US / Lerner Publishing Group, Inc. (Available in the US)
Lake Life with You, illustrated by Andrés Landazábal (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Cindy Jin // Simon & Schuster US (Available in the US)
Unicorn NOT Wanted, written and illustrated by Fred Blunt (represented by Arabella Stein) // The Quarto Group / Happy Yak (Available in the UK)
The Goat and the Stoat and the Boat, illustrated by Matt Hunt (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Em Lynas // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK)
I am Oliver the Otter, illustrated by Nicola O’Byrne (represented by Susan Penny), written by Pam Ayres // Macmillan (Pan) (Available in the UK)
Lenny Lemmon and the Invincible Rat, illustrated by James Lancett (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Ben Davis // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK)
Pop-Up Vehicles: Let’s Drive!: A Book of Numbers (Little Pop-Ups), illustrated by Matt Hunt (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by N/A // Penguin Random House UK / Ladybird Books (Available in the UK)
Pop-Up Vehicles: Let’s Fly!: A Book of First Words (Little Pop-Ups), illustrated by Matt Hunt (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by N/A // Penguin Random House UK / Ladybird Books (Available in the UK)
Pop-Up Vehicles: Let’s Sail!: A Book of First Words (Little Pop-Ups), illustrated by Matt Hunt (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by N/A // Penguin Random House UK / Ladybird Books (Available in the UK)
Little Black Hole, illustrated by Alex Willmore (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Molly Webster // Philomel Books / Penguin Random House US (Available in the US)
Invader from Mars: The Truth About Babies, illustrated by Karen Obuhanych (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Peggy Robbins Janousky // Macmillan US / Henry Holt and Company, Inc (Available in the US)
My Brother is an Avocado, illustrated by Yasmeen Ismail (represented by Arabella Stein), written by Tracey Darton //Simon and Schuster UK / Simon and Schuster Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
Son of the Sea, illustrated by Maxine Lee-Mackie (represented by Arabella Stein), written by Richard Pickard // Chicken House (Available in the UK)
Did YOU Do This Poo?, illustrated by Gareth Conway (represented by Susan Penny), written by Lucy Rowland // Scholastic Children’s Books UK (Available in the UK)
The Summer Switch-Off, illustrated by Kim Ekdahl (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Beth Reekles // Penguin Random House UK / Penguin Children’s Books (Available in the US)
Mihi Ever After: A Giant Problem (Mihi Ever After, 2), illustrated by Geraldine Rodríguez (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Tae Keller // Macmillan US / Henry Holt and Company, Inc (Available in the US)
I Am Made of Mountains, illustrated by Vivian Mineker (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Alexandra S.D. Hinrichs // Charlesbridge Publishing (Available in the US)
Iron Robin, illustrated by Richard Jones (represented by Arabella Stein), written by Rose Tremain // Penguin Random House UK / Penguin Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
Super-Serious Mysteries #1: The Untimely Passing of Nicholas Fart, illustrated by James Rey Sanchez (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Josh Crute // HarperCollins US (Available in the US)
Rebel Girls Celebrate Pride: 25 Tales of Self-Love and Community, illustrated by Izzy Evans (represented by Susan Penny), written by Rebel Girls // Rebel Girls, Inc. (Available in the US)
Shakti, illustrated by Nabi H. Ali (represented by James Burns), written by SJ Sindu // HarperCollins US (Available in the US)
The Jake Show, illustrated by Violet Tobacco (represented by James Burns), written by SJ Sindu // HarperCollins US (Available in the US)
Cosima Unfortunate Steals A Star, illlustrated by Flavia Sorrentino (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Laura Noakes // Harper Collins Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
They Are Here!: How Invasive Species Are Spoiling Our Ecosystems, illustrated by Gavin Scott (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Roland Smith // Macmillan US (Available in the US)
The One and Only Sparkella and The Big Lie, illustrated by Kim Barnes (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Channing Tatum // Feiwel and Friends (Available in the US)
June 2023
Bizzy Bear: Animals illustrated by Benji Davies (represented by Arabella Stein) // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK)
Bizzy Bear: Things That Go illustrated by Benji Davies (represented by Arabella Stein) // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK)
Sam Francisco, King of the Disco illustrated by Binny Talib (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked with Susan Penny), written by Sarah Tagholm // Rocket Bird Books (Available in the UK)
Mina and the Big Bite illustrated by Chris Jevons (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked with Susan Penny), written by Louis Growell // Penguin Random House UK / Ladybird Books (Available in the UK)
Everything You Know About Sharks is Wrong! illustrated by Gavin Scott (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Dr Nick Crumpton // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK)
Picture This!: Transform Everyday Objects into Awesome Drawings!, illustrated by Gareth Conway (represented by Susan Penny, Project booked with Robyn Newton), written by William Potter // Arcturus (Available in the UK)
Picture This! Animals: Transform Everyday Objects into Awesome Drawings!, illustrated by Gareth Conway (represented by Susan Penny, Project booked with Robyn Newton), written by William Potter // Arcturus (Available in the UK)
The Dos and Donuts of Love illustrated by Nabi H. Ali (represented by James Burns), written by Adiba Jaigirdar // Macmillan US (Available in the US)
Gender Identity for Kids written and illustrated by Andy Passchier (represented by Alex Gehringer) // Hachette Book Group / Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (Available in the US)
Salat in Secret illustrated by Hatem Aly (represented by James Burns, project booked with Alex Gehringer), written by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow // Random House Studio (Available in the CA)
The Broken Hearts Club illustrated by Dana Sanmar (represented by James Burns, project booked with Alex Gehringer), written by Susan Bishop Crispell // Sourcebooks Inc (Available in the US)
Hear the Sounds illustrated by Lizzy Doyle (represented by Amy Capelin, project booked with Alex Gehringer), written by Amy Pixton // Workman Children’s (Available in the US)
Tangle-Knot illustrated by Annabel Tempest (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked with Susan Penny), written by Loretta Ellsworth // Page Street Publishing (Available in the US)
Snug as a Bug? illustrated by Alex Willmore (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Karl Newson // The Quarto Group / QED (Available in the UK)
Bridget Vanderpuff and the Baked Escape illustrated by David Habben (represented by Emily Fernandez, project booked with Robyn Newton), written by Martin Stewart // Head of Zeus (Available in the UK)
Parp In Space! illustrated by Jorge Martin (represented by Emily Fernandez, project booked with Robyn Newton), written by Mike Henson // The Quarto Group / QED (Available in the UK)
My Family and Other Romans illustrated by Flavia Sorrentino (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Marie Basting // Chicken House; 1st edition (Available in the UK)
Stolen History: The truth about the British Empire and how it shaped us illustrated by Jen Khatun (represented by Susan Penny), written by Sathnam Sanghera // Penguin Random House UK / Penguin Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
There’s a Sea Witch in My Swim Class (Camp Lil Vills) illustrated by Ria Maria Lee (represented by Lucie Luddington, project booked with Alex Gehringer), written by Sam Hay // Disney Hyperion Books for Children (Available in the US)
The Magnificent Makers #7: Human Body Adventure illustrated by Leo Trinidad (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Theanne Griffith // Random House US / Random House Children’s Books (Available in the US)
You, Me, We: A Celebration of Peace and Community illustrated by Andrés Landazábal (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Arun Gandhi // Candlewick Press (Available in the US)
The Pumpernickel-Daffodil written and illustrated by Galia Bernstein (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong) // Harry N. Abrams (Available in the US)
Meet the Bears illustrated by Becca Hall (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Kate Peridot // Welbeck Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
Greg the Sausage Roll: Wish You Were Here illustrated by Gareth Conway (represented by Susan Penny), written by Mark Hoyle and Roxanne Hoyle // Penguin Random House UK / Penguin Children’s Books (Available in the UK)
I Am Somebody illustrated by Ashley Evans (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Nyasha Williams // Hachette Book Group / Running Press Book Publishers (Available in the US)
Only for a Little While illustrated by Richy Sanchez Ayala (represented by Susan Penny, project booked by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Gabriela Orozco Belt // HarperCollins US (Available in the US)
July 2023
Love & Resistance, illustrated by Steffi Walthall (represented by James Burns, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Kara H L Chen // Harper Collins (Available in the US, 4th July)
Great Carrier Reef, illustrated by Gordy Wright (represented by Susan Penny), written by Jessica Stremer // Holiday House Publishing, Inc. (Available in the US, 4th July)
A Disaster in Three Acts, illustrated by Sarah Long (represented by Jo Astles, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Kelsey Rodkey // Harper Collins (Available in the US, 5th July)
A Bear Called Blue, illustrated by Lucy Fleming (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Frances Stickley // Andersen Press (Available in the UK, 6th July)
Alex Neptune, Monster Avenger, illustrated by George Ermos (represented by Robyn Newton), written by David Owen // Usborne Publishing (Available in the UK, 6th July)
Hotel of the Gods: Vikings on Vacation, illustrated by Steve Brown (represented by Robbin Brosterman, project booked by Robyn Newton), written by Tom Easton // Hachette (Available in the UK, 6th July)
The Boy Who Made Monsters, illustrated by Katie Kear (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Jenny Pearson // Usborne Publishing (Available in the UK, 6th July)
The Lovely Dark, illustrated by Izzy Burton (represented by Susan Penny), written by Matthew Fox // Hachette (Available in the UK, 6th July)
Sunny and the Birds, illustrated by Nabila Adani (represented by Susan Penny), written by Wendy Meddour // Oxford University Press (Available in the UK, 6th July)
Dragon Storm: Skye and Soulsinger, illustrated by Ben Mantle (represented by Susan Penny), written by Alastair Chisholm // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK, 6th July)
League of Thieves, illustrated by Tom Knight (represented by Susan Penny, project booked by Robyn Newton), written by Sarah Crofton and W.J. Tattersdill // Usborne Publishing (Available in the UK, 6th July)
Ten Minutes to Bed: Little Dinosaur’s Big Race, illustrated by Chris Chatterton (represented by Freddie, project booked by Arabella), written by Rhiannon Fielding // Penguin Random House (Available in the UK, 6th July)
Swifter than Starlight: A Wilder than Midnight Story, illustrated by Flavia Sorrentino (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Cerrie Burnell // Penguin Random House (Available in the UK, 13th July)
Keep Smiling, illustrated by Diane Ewen (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked by Susan Penny), written by Baroness Floella Benjamin // Pan Macmillan (Available in the UK, 13th July)
King Charles III: A Little Golden Book Biography, illustrated by Monique Dong (represented by James Burns), written by Jen Arena // Penguin Random House (Available in the US, 17th July)
A Curious Mind and a Very Big Heart: The Story of Designer and Innovator Sara Little Turnbull, written and illustrated by Aura Lewis (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong) // Simon & Schuster (Available in the US, 18th July)
Rhinos Don’t Cry, illustrated by Chris Jevons (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Mark Grist // Bloomsbury (Available in the UK, 20th July)
Lil’ Muffin Drops the Mic, illustrated by James Lancett (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Romesh Ranganathan // Penguin Random House (Available in the UK, 20th July)
5 Funny Animals, illustrated by Tom Knight (represented by Susan Penny), written by Adam Guillain and Charlotte Guillain // Penguin Random House (Available in the US, 20th July)
All Alone with You, illustrated by Sarah Long (represented by Jo Astles, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Amelia Diane Coombs // Simon & Schuster (Available in the US, 25th July)
Cookie Queen, illustrated by Ramona Kaulitzki (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Kathleen King and Lowey Bundy Sichol // Penguin Random House (Available in the US, 25th July)
Brown Sugar Baby Board Book - Christmas Joy, illustrated by Jestenia Southerland (represented by James Burns, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Kevin Lewis // Cottage Door Press (Available in the US, 31st July)
Simon Seahorse: Seas the Day!, illustrated by Liam Darcy (represented by Susan Penny, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Cora Reef // Simon & Schuster (Available in the US, 25th July)
Recipes for Change: 12 Dishes Inspired by a Year in Black History, illustrated by Alleanna Harris (represented by Alex Gehringer, project booked by James Burns), written by Michael Platt // Magic Cat (UK) (Available in the US, 27th July)
Two Wheels: Life is like riding a bicycle, illustrated by Brizida Magro (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by David Gibb // Candlewick Press (Available in the US, 6th July)
August 2023
Dragon Prince Graphic Novel #3: Puzzle House, illustrated by Felia Hanakata, (represented by Emily Fernandez, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Peter Wartman // Scholastic US (Available in the US, 1st August)
A Haunted Ghost Tour in Texas, illustrated by Gabriele Tafuni (represented by Lucie Luddington, booked by Robyn Newton), written by Louise Martin // Sourcebooks (Available in the US, 1st August)
Apprentice Academy: Sorcerers: The Unofficial Guide to the Magical Arts, illustrated by Cathrin Peterslund (represented by Amy Fitzgerald, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Hal Johnson // Macmillan US (Available in the US, 1st August)
Everybody Loves Cats vs Pickles, illustrated by Gabriele Tafuni (represented by Lucie Luddington, booked by Robyn Newton), written by Darren Farrel // Curiosity Ink Media (Available in the US, 1st August)
Piggy: The Cure: An AFK Book, illustrated by Dan Widdowson (represented by Lucie Luddington, booked by Robyn Newton), written by Terrance Crawford // Scholastic US (Available in the US, 1st August)
Born Reading: 20 Stories of Women Reading Their Way into History, illustrated by Aura Lewis (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Kathleen Krull and Virginia Loh-Hagan // Simon & Schuster US (Available in the US and UK, 1st August)
River of Mariposas, written and illustrated by Mirelle Ortega (represented by James Burns) // Harry N. Abrams, Inc. (Available in the US, 1st August)
Good Things, illustrated by Alleanna Harris (represented by Alex Gehringer, project booked by James Burns), written by Maryah Greene // Penguin US (Available in the US, 1st August)
Recipes for Change: 12 Dishes Inspired by a Year in Black History, illustrated by Alleanna Harris (represented by Alex Gehringer, project booked by James Burns), written by Michael Platt // Magic Cat (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
There’s an Alien in My Lunchbox!, illustrated by Chris Jevons (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Tessa Gearing // Andersen Press (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
If Our World Were 100 Days, illustrated by Aaron Cushley (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Jackie McCann // Farshore (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
The Light Thieves: Search for the Black Mirror, illustrated by Katie Kear (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Helena Duggan // Usborne Publishing London (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
The Case of the Dastardly Dognappers (The After School Detective Club), illustrated by Ben Mantle (represented by Susan Penny), written by Mark Dawson // Welbeck Publishing Group Ltd (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
Spyceratops,written and illustrated by Alex Willmore (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked by Susan Penny) // Harper Collins (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
Ten-Word Tiny Tales, illustrated by Yas Imamura and Karl James Mountford (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked by Susan Penny), written by Joseph Coelho // Walker Books UK (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
When Cookie Crumbled, illustrated by Tom Knight (represented by Susan Penny), written by Michelle Robinson // Scholastic Children’s Books UK (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
Mrs Owl’s Forest School: The Very Big Den, illustrated by Sebastien Braun (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Ruth Symons // Templar Books (Available in the UK, 3rd August)
Julie and the Mango Tree, illustrated by Sayada Ramdial (represented by Susan Penny, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Sadé Smith // Macmillan US (Available in the US, 8th August)
Sea of Gold, illustrated by Berat Pekmezci (represented by Emily Fernandez, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Gregory Mone // Harry N. Abrams (Available in the US, 8th August)
Bear Helps the Forest (Maybe You Help, Too), illustrated by Andrés Landazábal (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Karen Lynn Williams // Charlesbridge Publishing (Available in the US, 15th August)
A Superfamily Like Ours, illustrated by Liam Darcy (represented by Susan Penny, project booked by Freddie Dawson), written by Dr. Ranj Singh // Hachette (Available in the UK, 17th August)
Ten Minutes to Bed: Where’s Little Koala?, illustrated by Chris Chatterton (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked by Arabella Stein), written by Rhiannon Fielding // Penguin Random House (Available in the UK, 17th August)
Where Have You Been, Little Cat?, written and illustrated by Richard Jones (represented by Susan Penny, project booked by Arabella Stein) // Simon and Schuster UK (Available in the UK, 18th August)
Alligators, Alligators, illustrated by Diane Ewen (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Eve Bunting // HarperCollins US (Available in the US, 22nd August)
Life Lessons for Little Ones: Your Softness is Your Strength, illustrated by Jorge Garcia (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Jess Sanders // Affirm Press (Available in the UK, 29th August)
Big Truck Super Wash, illustrated by James Rey Sanchez (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Stephen R. Swinburne // Holiday House Publishing, Inc. (Available in the US, 29th August)
Math Mysteries: The Triplet Threat (Math Mysteries, 1), illustrated by Marta Kissi (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Aaron Starmer // Macmillan US (Available in the US, 29th August)
The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel, illustrated by Chris Chalik (represented by Lucie Luddington, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Michael Scott // Penguin Random House (Available in the US, 29th August)
Kaia’s Big Felines, written and illustrated by Aura Lewis (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong) // Beaming Books (Available in the US, 29th August)
Interrupting Cow and the Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: Ready-to-Read, illustrated by Joelle Dreidemy (represented by Lucie Luddington, project booked by James Burns), written by Jane Yolen // Simon & Schuster US (Available in the US, 29th August)
Cat Sees Snow, illustrated by Fred Blunt (represented by Susan Penny), written by Laura Gehl // Simon & Schuster US (Available in the US, 29th August)
In the Shadow of the Wolf Queen, illustrated by Manuel Šumberac (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Kiran Millwood Hargrave // Hachette UK (Available in the UK, 31st August)
Too Much!: An Overwhelming Day, illustrated by Angel Chang (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked by Susan Penny), written by Jolene Gutiérrez // Harry N. Abrams (Available in the US, 31st August)
September 2023
Melody Queen, illustrated by Jen Khatun (represented by Susan Penny), written by Puneet Bhandal // Lantana Publishing (Available in the UK, 5th September)
Hide and Seek, Nuts to Eat, illustrated by Nancy Leschnikoff (represented by Robyn Newton, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Tracy Gold // Sourcebooks Explore (Available in the US, 5th September)
The Bravest Warrior in Nefaria, illustrated by Kristina Kister (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Adi Alsaid // Simon & Schuster (Available in the US, 5th September)
Peace on Earth, illustrated by David Lichfield (represented by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Smriti Halls // Walker Books (Available in the UK, 7th September)
Croc-a-doodle-doo!, illustrated by Sebastien Braun (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Huw Lewis Jones // The Quarto Group / Happy Yak (Available in the UK, 5th September)
Be Wild: Amazing Animal Behaviors to Inspire Growing Humans, illustrated by Angela Edmonds (represented by Robbin Brosterman, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Leigh Crandall // Albert Whitman & Company (Available in the US, 7th September)
A First Book of Dinosaurs, illustrated by Matt Hunt (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Simon Mole // The Walker Books Group / Walker Books UK (Available in the UK, 7th September)
Listening to the Quiet, illustrated by Frances Ives (represented by Susan Penny), written by Cassie Silva // Lantana Publishing (Available in the UK 7th September)
The Beast, the Queen, and the Lost Knight, illustrated by Manuel Šumberac (represented by Robyn Newton, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Alexandria Rogers // Hachette Book Group / Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (Available in the US, 12th September)
The Shape of Time (Rymworld Arcana Book One) , illustrated by Julia Iredale (represented by Alex Gehringer), written by Ryan Calejo // Harry N. Abrams (Available in the US, 12th September)
Snow Boy , illustrated by Glenn Thomas (represented by James Burns, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Darren Farrel // Curiosity Ink Media (Available in the US, 12th September)
How the North Pole Works, illustrated by Kyle Beckett (represented by James Burns, project booked by Alex Gehringer), written by Amber Stewart // Curiosity Ink Media (Available in the US, 12th September)
The Otherwoods, illustrated by Kristina Kister (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Justine Pucella Winans // Bloomsbury Publishing, Inc. (Available in the US, 12th September)
‘Tis the Season: A Lift-the-Flap Advent Calendar Full of Christmas Poems, written and illustrated by Richard Jones (represented by Susan Penny, project booked by Arabella Stein // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK, 14th September)
Kevin the Vampire: A Most Mysterious Monster, illustrated by Flavia Sorrentino (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Matt Brown // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK, 14th September)
A Whale of a Time: A Funny Poem for Every Day of the Year, illustrated by Matt Hunt (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Lou Peacock // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK, 14th September)
The Wreck of The Zanzibar, illustrated by Paul Kellam (represented by Robyn Newton), written by Michael Morpurgo // HarperCollins UK (Available in the UK, 14th of September)
Home Bird Hoot, illustrated by Lucy Fleming (represented by Freddie Dawson), written by Smriti Halls // Scholastic Children’s Books UK (Available in the UK, 14th September)
The Wobblysaurus, illustrated by Chris Chatterton (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked by Arabella Stein, written by Rachel Bright // Hachette UK / Hachette Children’s Books / Orchard Books (Available in the UK, 14th September)
A World of Dogs: A Celebration of Fascinating Facts and Amazing Real-Life Stories for Dog Lovers, illustrated by Luisa Uribe (represented by James Burns), written by Carlie Sorosiak // Nosy Crow (Available in the UK, 14th September)
Fantastic Families, illustrated by Sophia Green (represented by Susan Penny), written by Omari McQueen // Scholastic Children’s Books UK (Available in the UK, 14th September)
The Widely Unknown Myth of Apple & Dorothy, illustrated by Karl James Mountford (represented by Freddie Dawson, project booked by Susan Penny), written by Corey Ann Haydu // HarperCollins US (Available in the UK, 14th September)
Love Is in the Air: The Story of Aviation Pioneer Nancy Harkness Love , illustrated by Vivian Mineker (represented by Robyn Newton, project booked by Anne Moore Armstrong), written by Dee Romito // Simon & Schuster US / Aladdin (Available in the US, 26th September)
Mysteries of the Ocean: Includes Magic Torch Which Illuminates More Than 50 Marine Animals, illustrated by Alexandria Neonakis (represented by Emily Fernandez, project booked by James Burns), written by Camilla de la Bedoyere // Magic Cat (Available in the UK, 28th September)
October 2023
November 2023
Get Off Bear!
Love Comes First
The Beatles: A Little Golden Book
Sincerely Yours, Anna Sherwood
Bizzy Bear: My First Sticker Book: Christmas Time
Extreme Planet: Journey Across The Arctic
Greg the Sausage Roll:12 Days of Christmas
The Little Vampire Takes a Trip (Book 3)
Is This Love?
How to Love a Grandma (How To Series)
December 2023
First Mate Lenny
First Festivals: Lunar New Year
The Story of Easter
Happy Easter on Cuddlebug Lane
Easter Hop and Find
What an incredible selection of books!