Our hero The Little Owl
Meet The Little Owl and Her Friends
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Let it snow! The Little Owl discovers winter’s joys.
It has snowed and the whole forest is sparkling white! The little owl just has to take a closer look. And the mouse is already out and about too. Together they discover all the wonderful things you can do in winter: making snow angels, for example, or seeing who can roll the biggest snowball. And what happens when you stack them on top of each other? A heartwarming story about how the little owl experiences winter with her friends.
| 18 months +
The little owl is sitting in the forest, it's cloudy and she's cold... In this new cardboard picture book for the youngest readers they can accompany the little owl through the day and help her to get warm again. By blowing, tapping, and clapping, they can interact with the popular character. And in the end, there is a big smacking concert in the owl's nest!
| 24 months +
- After "The Alpaca Needs to Do a Poo", here comes a new funny title in the Little Owl series with lots of humor for children
- A hilarious rhyming book about a stinkingly normal thing
"Poop, poop!" says the crocodile. It's really farting a lot today. The skunk likes farting a lot, the frog thinks farting is funny, but the cockatoo feels disturbed. One thing becomes clear though: everyone has to cut the cheese from time to time!
| 18 months +
- The first read-aloud book of the Little Owl.
- Using the example of the little owl, children learn: Don't be afraid of a moving house.
- A difficult subject for children is explained in easy rhymes in a way that is suitable for children. and has a happy ending.
The Little Owl has to move! What a shock, although she loves her little nest with the dormouse as her neighbour. But the tree is simply too rotten and no longer a safe place for the owl. Fortunately, the dormouse tells her a secret: where your loved ones are, you will also feel at home! With this knowledge and the help of many friends, the little owl finds the move much easier. When all her friends visit her in her new nest, the little owl realises that moving is a great thing!
| 4 +
- The latest book in the bestselling “Little Owl and Friends” series.
- More than 1.9 million Little Owl products sold, with more than 11.4 million YouTube views and 6.5 million streams.
Don’t be afraid of the dark! Empowering stories for the youngest readers.
Why is it always so horribly dark at night? The little bat daren’t go out. Thank goodness she has friends to encourage her, as she can in fact find her way at night thanks to her superb hearing. Does she dare to venture out into the dark? An empowering story for all little ones who are afraid of the dark and want to overcome their fears. With delightful rhyming text by Little Owl author Susanne Weber and enchanting illustrations by Tanja Jacobs.
| 18 months +
"The Little Owl Finds a Friend" by Susanne Weber is about the little owl who is bored until one day he meets the little dormouse. The two quickly discover that they can have a lot of fun together, especially when playing hide-and-seek. Their newfound friendship proves that opposites can attract and true friends always find a way to laugh and play together. Told with a lot of heart and humor and wonderfully illustrated by Tanja Jacobs, this book is an ode to friendship and the little joys in life.
- Popular characters: Over a million copies of the little owl sold show the popularity of the character.
- Ideal for kindergarten children: With its simple, heartfelt story and colorful illustrations, the book is particularly appealing to younger children aged 3 and over.
- Strong theme: The story explores friendship in an accessible and warm-hearted way.
- Enchanting rhymes and illustrations: The combination of Susanne Weber's enchanting rhymes and Tanja Jacobs' cheerful, colorful images makes the book a visual and linguistic delight.
- Promotes social skills: The book encourages children to make new friends and shows how enriching and important friends are.
- Encouraging and loving: A story that encourages children to approach others openly and emphasizes the importance of cohesion and support.
Ever-popular topic: birthday celebrations
The perfect gift for Little Owl fans – with hilarious rhymes and eye-catching illustrations
The Little Owl is all a-flutter. At last: it’s her birthday tomorrow! Early next morning, the Owl Parents celebrate with presents and cake. The sparrow, too, comes to wish her a happy birthday. And he’s not the only one: Granny, Grandpa and numerous other guests come to serenade her in a fabulous chorus. Oh, if only every day could be a birthday!
| 18 months +
The Little Owl decides to have a race with the hedgehog.
When the dormouse comes along and wants to play with the Little Owl, the Little Owl invites her to join in with their race. But the dormouse thinks she’s too small - and then there’s an accident! The hedgehog and the dormouse start to quarrel - and the Little Owl is stuck in the middle and doesn’t know how to help them make amends. When a ray of sunshine falls on the Little Owl and distracts the quarrelsome animals, everything takes a turn for the better. The threesome start laughing and tickling one another, and they are all friends again.
- The latest in the best-selling series.
- Clear and reassuring message: everything can be resolved.
- Even quarrels can be fun with Weber’s rhymes and Jacobs’ illustrations.
Little Owl wants a cuddle - so Daddy declares that “today is Cuddle Day”.
Thus the Little Owl sets out to cuddle all her friends. The really special thing about this book is that all the flaps make up a hug - so all the animals can take it in turns to give the Little Owl a big cuddle.
- Witty concept: the flaps become a hug for the Little Owl.
- Now everyone can cuddle their favourite little owl.
- Delightful rhymes by Susanne Weber coupled with superbly detailed illustrations by Tanja Jacobs.
Happy Birthday, Little Owl! The Little Owl is beside herself with excitement as it’s her birthday tomorrow!
Her parents are obviously the first to give her cakes and presents. The sparrow also wants to visit her - but he’s not alone: Granny, Grandpa and numerous other guests come to serenade her too. Oh, if only every day could be her birthday!
- Keep on celebrating the Little Owl’s birthday!
- The second title in the bestselling series.
- Always popular with children: birthdays and receiving presents.
Poor little owl! A delightful book about making hurts better. The little owl has hurt herself. The fox comes along and blows on the bump, the mouse brings a plaster and the snake strokes the little owl’s cheek. But what’s the best way to make it better? A kiss from Mummy Owl, of course! With the cutest little owl in the world, this book is an absolute favourite with very young children! A charming story of kindness and empathy told in clear pictures and simple rhymes children will have great fun joining in with. | 18 months +
Thanks to the many sliders in this book, kiddies will all adore the little owl even more now! The little owl has hurt herself. The fox, the mouse, the snake and the bear do their best to comfort her. “Ssssht!” says snake, stroking her cheek. “Blowing helps,” advises fox. Their efforts are all very well, but in the end, only one thing helps: her mummy.
The top bestseller with sliders on every page. In large format with delightfully amusing rhymes that comfort and distract!
| 18 months +
Brrrr … it’s very cold in the sea. So it’s not surprising that the Little Whale is freezing. But he naturally doesn’t want to move to the warm South Sea as that’s too far away. And the blanket which the seahorse tries to give him is far too small. Thank goodness the lobster is so good at knitting, for in a trice he manages to make a warm algae shawl for the little whale. Cheerful and colourful illustrations and delightful rhymes quickly turn the Little Whale into the new star among the Little Owl’s friends.
| 18 months +
Ouch - the Little Owl wants to howl because she’s bumped herself! Her friends all rush to help her: the fox blows on it, the mouse brings a plaster and the snake strokes her cheek. That’s all well and good - but nothing works as well as a kiss from Mummy Owl!
| 18 months +
Little Owl isn’t in a very good mood. In fact, she’s having a rotten day. Thank goodness she has so many friends who have all kinds of remedies for grumpiness and are bursting with top mood-boosting tips. The latest Little Owl board book is just made for young grumps aged 18 months +, and is a funny and sensitive way to help them deal with their feelings. It soon becomes clear that it’s fine to feel grumpy every now and then!
- Best-selling series: 1.4. million copies sold.
- This amusing book will make everything feel better.
- Clear message: however grumpy you are, we still love you!
Oodles of jigsaw fun with the bestselling Little Owl – with charming rhymes and colourful illustrations
“Someone’s crying: who can it be?” Is it coming from the sea? The Little Owl sets straight off to find out. On her way, she bumps into the hedgehog, the pig, the beaver and the mouse, who all join in with the hunt. And who do they find in the end? Poor sad bee sitting by the sea. But now he’s happy again. “All alone and oh so sad – but now you’ve found me, I’m so glad!” Everyone’s happy again. Hurrah!
With six large-format mix and match jigsaw pieces.
Friendship: A topic close to everyone’s hearts.
Charming rhymes and colourful illustrations.
| 18 months +
The Little Owl wonders what’s inside the big egg? “Too-whit, too-whoo, whose egg are you?” wonders the Little Owl when he sees an egg in the nest next door. Where has it come from? And what should they do? The hare, the bear and the butterfly all have their own ideas, but only the sparrow knows that it has to be kept warm. And then there’s a crack - and a little chick pops out. Hurray! Little Owl and Friends have sold more than 1 million copies. Little Owl’s characteristic year-round charm. Egg topic makes it perfect for Easter. | 18 months +
The alpaca needs to do a poo.
It’s desperate. It can’t wait!
But will it manage to find a loo
In time, or will it be too late?
A humorous tale about every travelling parent’s nightmare.
From the best-selling duo who created The Little Owl
| 18 months +
A tubful of bathtime fun with the little owl!
It’s bath day at the owls’ house, but Little Owl doesn’t want to know. Mummy Owl offers her heaps of fluffy bubble bath and a yellow rubber duck, but nothing will tempt her into the water. Little Owl simply refuses to hop into the bath. Then mummy has a brilliant idea…
This Little Owl story by author duo Susanne Weber and Tanja Jacobs makes bathtime a delight for every child.
| 18 months +
The little unicorn is in despair. His horn simply refuses to grow! The goat offers to lend him one. The rhino comforts him, saying that his own horn also took a very long time to grow. Then horse gives him a kiss to make him feel better, and suddenly he feels something tingling on his forehead.
- Enchanting unicorn story, full of warmth and humour and totally kitsch-free.
- Trend topic unicorn – without the kitsch factor
- A new favourite from the creators of the popular “Ow!” said the Owl (“Die Eule mit der Beule”)
- Rhymes by Susanne Weber full of warmth, humour and charm
| 18 months +
A rhyming story with the little owl that proves love is the best gift of all.
Mummy, Daddy, Granny and Grandpa all have lovely presents to give the little owl. But “oops!” she has no presents at all for the others. Luckily, she has a good idea: “A kiss for everyone! Oh, that’s nice. There’s no better present than a kiss!” The little owl has no painful bumps this time, but she does have an excellent idea for a gift, and it’s told in simple and delightful rhymes for all her fans.
| 24 months +
Mummy wants to put her baby owl to bed. Too bad that the little owl is not at all sleepy. She tries out all kinds of things to make her tired. She listens to the birds, takes a lovely bath, and drinks tea made from leaves. But instead of falling asleep, she sings along with the birds, plays at being a pirate in the bath and has to go to the toilet again because she drank so much tea. Not until Mummy has finally kissed her goodnight can the little owl fall asleep. | 18 months +
Who will help the little beaver?
“Oh no,” says the beaver. “I think I have a fever!” Straight away, all of his friends want to help him. The ferret sends him to bed, the snail gives him a blanket, the rabbit provides a cold compress and they all get together to cook him a hot soup! How could the beaver fail to get better now!
Large, clear pictures, delightfully funny rhymes for the children to repeat and empathise with. For everyone with a big heart!
| 18 months +
Who will help the little lobster? A book for everyone with a big heart
“Boohoo,” sobs the lobster. “I am so miserable.” The other animals are worried about their friend and try to comfort the little lobster and cheer him up. The plaice gives him a great big hug, the mussels snuggle up to him, and the starfish puts its arms around him. But all of that is still not enough to make him feel better. But then the sea horse swims up to her darling lobster and now he’s happy again.
An adorable comfort book for children to join in speaking the words and empathise with the lobster. With rhymes and bold, bright pictures. By the bestselling team that created Die Eule mit der Beule (“Ow!” Said The Owl).
| 18 months +
Look out, here comes a lovable mouse!
“Oh, no!” says the mouse. “I think I’ve got a louse.” However will the mouse get rid of it? The lamb, the rat, the bear and the cat all want to help her. But neither combing nor scratching does the trick. What a good thing that at some point the little louse has simply had enough and decides to leave, waving as she says “Thanks and goodbye”.
A delightfully amusing and particularly lovable board picture book story!
| 18 months +
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