Among 405 entries received in 18 participating countries, the international Typhlo & Tactus (T&T) jury analyzed 67 entries for 2 days 1/2.
The discovery and reading of each entry demonstrate a work of reflection, originality and great creativity. This year new subjects were treated like feelings, emotions, and jobs. Many entries evoke ecology with the seabed. Some authors also explored concepts such as light, paintings by painters … Furthermore we are also seeing new formats: larger books and more play-books. All these entries introduce either new materials or original techniques and interesting tactile surprises.
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The books are classified by country of origin.
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Laimė Yra Lapė (The Fox on the swing)
- Evelina Daciūtė & Auŝra Kiudulaitė
- Lithuania
Spalvų Kelionė (Journey of colours)
- Joana Lukiene
- Lithuania
Tom wil een hap (Tom Wants a Bite)
- Marion Brillemans
- Netherlands
“Everyday situations approached with humor. The puppet allows children to be actors. The skills of the child are respected and reading becomes more complex at the end of the book with an interesting writing technique. All along the pages the silhouette of the dog changes and it complicates the reading of young children. Text and images are a little redundant. The story lacks originality.” International Jury
Fee en pip (Fay and pip)
- Marion Brillemans & Ann M. Conefrey
- Netherlands
“A charming story of friendship, beautifully told and beautifully illustrated Illustrations are realistic, pleasant to touch and explore. The book is very well made children will love reading it and returning to it, including older children.” The Polish jury
Pam de inkt vis (Pam the octopus)
- Marianne v.d Vinne
- Netherlands
