Cat asks Cat: How do you let someone know you love them? Cat has plenty of answers! All you have to do is spend time with that person, do something nice for them, give them a kiss or a hug, give them a small gift, or even just tell them. But isn’t all of that exactly what Cat & Cat do for each other?
Here is the new Cat & Cat series, three simple yet clever little board books that are designed for children ages 18 months and up, brimming with everyday whimsy and tenderness.
What are Cat & Cat to each other? A parent and a child? Two brothers? Two friends? It’s up to you! In any case, they live together. One is big, the other small. One has white fur, the other black. And while one seems a bit more responsible than the other, it’s really just by a hair. Both let their imaginations run wild, following their curiosity, exploring whatever amazes or delights them. They’re eager to learn and approach everything with a poetic and playful eye.
Age : From 18 months•Size : 14.5 x 16 cm•Volume : 12 pages•ISBN : 978-2-931296-46-2 •Rights sold :
Ludovic Flamant was born in 1978 in Namur (Belgium). He was first noticed by the Prix International Jeunes Auteurs in 1995 and 1996, followed by a first play in 2002 and a first novel for adults in 2003. His first album for young people was released in 2005 by Pastel and he has been mainly writing for children since then, with about twenty albums to his credit (Pastel de L’école des loisirs, Thierry Magnier, Les fourmis rouges, Bayard, Esperluète…) for numerous illustrators including Pascal Lemaître, Louis Joos, Emmanuelle Houdart, Jean-Luc Englebert, Émilie Seron, Delphine Perret, Émile Jadoul… Apart from his work as a library animator, he also continues to have projects for the theatre and movies.
Mathilde Brosset is a French author-illustrator living in Brussels. After several years of study at the Beaux-arts de Bordeaux and the Université du Québec à Montréal, she joined the Institut Saint Luc (Brussels) in illustration.
As an alternative to traditional drawing, collage allows her to work on large formats and to adjust her composition as she goes along, like a puzzle whose pieces are moved around until they find their place. She creates illustrations for magazines and leads creative workshops in museums, schools, libraries and bookstores.
Her previous albums, “Meunier, tu dors?”, “Le bout de la ligne”, and “Me pas fais pas rire! “are published by L’atelier du poisson soluble.
