★Rights sold to Arabic territories.
★Turkish bestselling picture books.
★Every child needs a story, every story needs a narrator. As stories help us get through life, they also enrich our imagination.
★It covers topics such as friendliness, sharing, mutual help, cooperation and responsibility, so that children can develop good character and habits in a subtle way.
★The English translation is available.
★Including 8 titles:
The Crab Who Didn’t Fit in His Shell
The Hungry Cat
The Sleepless Tortoise
Helpful Kangaroo
Sweet Smelling Skunk
The Giraffe Who is Looking for Its Voice
The Polar Bear Whose House Melted
The Lion Who Doesn’t Want to be King

Every child needs fairy tales, and every fairy tale needs a storyteller. Fairy tales not only improve our ability to cope with life, but also enrich our imagination. This story begins with a silent giraffe searching for its own voice in the forest.

Ezo Sunal has participated in theater and drama studies at the Royal Theater of North Hampton Guild Hall during her high school years. She graduated from the University of Surrey Roehampton in 2006. After graduation, she worked as a magazine editor and organized various children’s workshops. She performed body percussion activities for deaf children. In 2013, she started to teach in the field of “Children and Dance” at Okan University. In 2017, she founded the LALALA mobile application that features original songs, stories, games, and activity ideas for preschool and primary school aged children, as well as a Youtube channel called LALALA world. She still works as an educator at the Ezo Sunal Children’s Workshop, of which she is the founder, as well as preparing and implementing training sessions for private institutions, and does presentations to organizations. Ezo Sunal also prepares content for the LALALA application, organized concert organizations, and continues to write children’s books.

Sernur Işık is an illustrator and designer specializing in children’s books and based in Basel, Switzerland. Sernur Isık was born in September 1984. She studied Graphic Design at Ataturk University’s Faculty of Fine Arts. After that, she worked for two years as an illustrator for a company in Istanbul that specialized in making children’s content for television. Later, she worked for two years in a theme park in Istanbul as the visual art director and character designer. In 2014 she was chosen to attend Pictoplasma Academy in Berlin where she received character design education for a short time. Since 2002, she has been working with several different publishers, many of which are based abroad, and doing work for children’s books and other projects related to children. She designs miniature sculptures of her characters using clay and ceramics, and participates in some exhibitions, mostly in USA. She enjoys traveling around the world with passion and creating new stories, and characters about the places she has visited.