Founded in 2012 by Bebel Abreu, Bebel Books is an independent publishing house that publishes illustration, comics, printmaking, calligraphy, photography, and other graphic expressions. The publishing house has published more than 80 titles from Brazil and abroad and strives to occupy the narrative space with constructive and critical content. BbB has participated in fairs in Brazil, Mexico, and the UK, and at Fiesta Gráfica, a Latin American graphic arts exhibition in Paris. Seeking to contribute to contemporary discussions, BbB launches “The seven lives of Jouralbo the cat”, an optimistic children's book by iconic artist Allan Sieber, and prepares an anthology with 11 invited women cartoonists about toxic masculine behavior: “Boy Dodói”.