★Rights sold to Czech Republic and Slovenia.
★A new graphic novel series created by renowned Ukrainian artist Oksana Bula. She weaves a fantastical tale of moths for children, letting their imagination fly and experiencing the beauty of nature.
★The full English translation is available.
★Including 2 titles: Heather Moth, Magical Moth.

When the sun rises, the rays of the sun warm everything and tint them with brilliant colours. When night falls, the moon is in charge. In the forest, a group of elves called the Tuconis are the guardians of the day, and the moths, the magicians, are the guardians of the night. In the centre of the forest, around the tall sycamore tree, they create a magical blanket that shields them from the sun (which moths are afraid of). However, the book is not just about their friendship. Between dusk and dawn, the rustling of leaves and the twinkling of stars hide the secrets of ancient magic...

Little Moth Grey lives in Heather Meadows and is terrified of daylight, so she has to hide in the bushes during the day and only comes out to play when it's dark. She longs for the outside world and wishes she could see for herself the different shapes and colours of the leaves, but she never dares to leave the meadow. Grey always thought she was the only moth in the world and knew that one night she met another moth called Boramine. He told Grey that in the centre of the forest, far away, there was a tall sycamore tree that was home to all the moths, and that all the moths were wizards! They have magic that Grey never dreamed of - no more fear of the sun.

To master this marvellous magic, Grey and Poramin embark on an adventure. What will happen to Grey, who has never left the meadow before? Will she finally learn the magic of not being afraid of the sun?

Oksana Bura
A Well-known Ukrainian artist and designer, creator of the ‘Tukoni’ universe.
Born on 16 June 1989 in Lviv, she graduated from the Lviv National Academy of Fine Arts with a major in art glass. After graduation she worked as an illustrator and participated in several national and international illustration exhibitions.
In 2016, she began working on a series of picture books about forest spirits, including The Bear Who Doesn't Want to Hibernate, The Bison Who Wants to Hibernate. In the same year, she illustrated Katerina Mihalitsna's work ‘Sapling Looking for Mummy’, which won the 2016 White Raven Award. She has since gone on to create several children's picture books, the translation rights of which have been sold to more than a dozen countries and regions, including China, South Korea, the Czech Republic, Vietnam, Malaysia and Greece.
Besides creating books, she also makes handmade glass jewellery under the ©OOMISEH and ©Tukoni brands.

Awards received:
-White Raven Award 2019
-Work selected for Bologna Illustration Exhibition 2018
-The Most Beautiful Picture Book of Ukraine 2016