The Baobab Album of 2010 was attributed to:
The Golden Rule of hide and seek, text by Christophe Honore illustrations by Gwen Le Gac, Actes Sud Junior, 2010.
An album that questions the childlike imagination, uniqueness, freedom to be himself. A perfect combination of text and image that leaves all the place in the mysterious and secret. A trip deep inside and sensitive, full of little "things" and big emotions.
the final round of the jury, were also present: Kid
, Corinne Lovera Vitali - ill. Loren Capelli, Editions du Rouergue, 2010
Fashionable Jean Lecointre, Éditions Thierry Magnier, 2010 .
(Baobab Prize 2009 : Lake Annie, Kitty Crowther , Publishing Pastel .)
(Baobab Prize 2008: The night visitor, Jacques Benedict, Benedict Jacques Books.)
Le Prix du premier album a été attribué à :
Monsieur cent têtes, de Ghislaine Herbéra - Éditions MeMo, 2010.
Un album tout en finesse sur la recherche de l'identité, qui joue sur les variations et les postures du corps pour mieux cerner les sentiments... Une pièce de théâtre semble se dérouler sous nos yeux : les masques utilisés, empruntés aux cultures du monde, donnent à voir de jolis moments d'émotion.
Souffle de Stéphane Ebner , Esperluète Éditions, 2009, était nominé dans cette catégorie !
New for 2010: The prize "Coup of the heart" of the Show Team: because they belong to no genre, or are difficult to integrate them into a category of works, a number of books have struggling to make themselves known ... Wishing to develop a particularly original publishing venture, the show creates a new awards: "blow of heart" of his team ...
Prize Award stroke heart has been ascribed to
Little Gibert illustrated Bruno Gibert - Albin Michel Jeunesse, 2010. Scroll
and devour A to Z, this dictionary shifted and happy where words scroll face collages of the artist. A simple game principle a priori: find what each word cache poetic, absurd, funny and anecdotal. The author goes beyond novelty to deliver us, then assumed a bias here as a metaphor. We like happy smiling, stopped on a definition that affects us. Exercise is far from trivial, it calls for creativity and questioning.
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