I Want My Head Back!
Céu is a little girl who loves riding her swing. One day, when her father calls her home, she says no so hard that her head jumps off and flies away.
Ana Seixas
Illustrator and designer, Ana Seixas is the author of Viseu, from the collection My city.
Fernando Pessoa. The Boy Who Was Many Poets
This is the biography of the unavoidable name of Portuguese poetry.
Humberto Delgado. The Courage of the Fearless General
He had the courage to speak of freedom at a time when it was a cardinal sin. Humberto Delgado, who at the beginning supported the dictatorship, became its most charismatic and fearless opponent.
Nuno Saraiva
Illustrated Aníbal Milhais, the hero named Milhões, with text by José Jorge Letria, a co-edition Pato Lógico/IN-CM.
Alexandre Serpa Pinto. The Lost Africa Dreamer
Alexandre Serpa Pinto was a wild spirit. His desire for adventure would only be satiated by his many expeditions to Africa, land of mystery, adventure and dream.
Flying Dutchman
Digigraphy of an illustration from the title Sea, limited series and signed by the author André Letria.
Aníbal Milhais. A Hero Named Milhões
This is the biography of the Portuguese First World War hero.
Salgueiro Maia. The Man in the Freedom Tank
This is the biography of the Carnation Revolution hero.
Going to the Match
This is a book about family and the sharing of experiences between generations. A father and a son take a journey from their home to the stadium, in a Benfica match day.
João Fazenda
Illustrated Fernando Pessoa, the boy that was many poets, Mind the medication and Diabetes' island, and is the author of Dance, from the collection Images that count.
Tiago Albuquerque
Illustrated Almada Negreiros, long live Almada, Pim!, with text by José Jorge Letria, a co-edition Pato Lógico/IN-CM.
Jaime Ferraz
Jaime is an illustrator and graphic designer. He has taught judo, interned at Pato Lógico and worked in a print shop. Machine is his first book published.
Ana de Castro Osório. The Woman Who Voted in Literature
This is the biography of the "mother" of the Portuguese children's literature.
Roger Ycaza
Illustrator and musician from Ecuador. He is the author of the title Quito, from the collection My city.
Carolina Celas
She illustrated Caretos e Coretos. Tradições Populares de Portugal, a book published by Imprensa Nacional and Museu Casa da Moeda, with editorial coordination and design by Pato Lógico.
Luís Almeida Martins
Journalist, writer, translator and screenwriter, he is, at Pato Lógico, the author of Alexandre Serpa Pinto, the lost Africa dreamer, of the collection Great Portuguese Lives.
Filipe Abranches
He is an illustrator and illustration professor, who illustrated Alexandre Serpa Pinto, the lost Africa dreamer, of the collection Great Portuguese Lives, a Pato Lógico and INCM co-edition.