Books published by Mineditionus

The forest animals come from all parts of the forest, sharing their food and offering something for their Christmas celebration.

Christmas is coming, and the townspeople are preparing for a holiday fair. The cats try to keep out of the way, but then a curious man captures Little Gray's attention. He's friendly and he's on his way home with a Christmas tree for his boy. Little Gray decides this man will be her new human, though he might take a little convincing.

Born different, the ugly duckling is mocked by his siblings, rejected by other ducks, and even shunned by his own mother. The sad little bird leaves home, starting a journey where he is jeered at and hunted as he struggles to survive on his own only to discover that the identity he longed for was within him all along.

Mephisto, a black cat, decides to leave behind the world of humans for a peaceful life in the country, but once winter comes and he returns to the city, the townspeople find that they need him after all.

A triangular board book may seem unusual, but Peek-A-Who?, with its cleverly shaped lift-the-flaps, garnered fans from across the children's book world. This follow-up to the acclaimed original is full of hidden animals, each making different sounds. Can you figure out who each one is? Lift the unique shaped flaps to see who peeks out!

The Selfish Giant won't let the children play in his beautiful garden. But when he tries to wall it off from the world, Winter comes to stay. This enchanting story from Oscar Wilde, evocatively illustrated by renowned artist Lisbeth Zwerger, is a poignant tale of generosity you'll want to share with others.

Little Jumbo's mama is not only the greatest, but the biggest elephant ever! Naturally, she is not really the biggest in the world but, from his perspective, she is a giant. She is brave and protects him; she plays with him, finds the tastiest fruit; and cuddles him when it is time to sleep. And best of Mama loves him just like he loves Mama.

Clement Clarke Moore's timeless poem about Christmas Eve is beautifully brought to life by illustrator Lisbeth Zwerger and her unique interpretation of Santa's fantastic midnight visit.

The tale of how the elephant got its trunk is one of the most popular of the 'Just So Stories' that Rudyard Kipling wrote for children. The curious elephant's child bombards every animal he meets with questions about the crocodile who lives on the banks of the Lompopo River. But when he finally meets the crocodile, he nearly becomes dinner!

A little boy plays his harmonica, alone under the trees. Soon he discovers a lonely rabbit playing his piano, and he joins in. One by one other forest animals gather, some to play their instruments, some to listen. A little bird has no instrument, but her song completes the effort, turning solitary musicians into a glorious orchestra.

All the animals want to play hide-and-seek, but Elephant isn't very good at that. He's too easy to find. What about leap-frog? He's not good at that, either. What about hopscotch, or skipping, or tag? No, no and no. Luckily there is one game Elephant loves to play, and the animals oblige him.

This is the story of Hansel and Gretel as you've never seen it before. Paired with the modern art style of renowned illustrator Kveta Pacovsk , the tale takes on a stunning new life for a new century. The text includes the complete Grimm Brothers' tale.

Jacob is cursed after insulting a wicked fairy and the outlandish spell she casts on him will change his life forever. Dwarf Nose is a classic fairy tale by Wilhelm Hauff, rich with unforgettable characters and suspenseful turns.

Drawn from his previously unpublished private diaries, the secret life of Santa is revealed with these festive anecdotes from over the centuries. With this ultimate Christmas gift book filled with artwork of Father Christmas, readers will delight in the secrets and surprises, including a pop-up snowflake and festive seasonal recipes

Under a daisy Oli finds a pebble. Everyone he shows it to tells him to throw it away. But Oli just knows he'll find a use for it one day. At last he meets a very sad girl and finds he was right all along. His pebble is special after all.