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van der Bogen, Ruby (Written by) Helm, Alexandra (Illustrated by)

Playful searching encourages concentration and language development – perfect for everyone who just can’t get enough of 101 Unicorns!

On every page, unicorns big and small are prancing, playing, snoozing, and dancing! Can you spot the unicorn playing ring toss? The one with a clover on its bottom? Or the one bouncing high on the castle?

This beautifully illustrated board book invites unicorn fans aged 2 and up to explore a glittering world full of surprises. With every turn of the page, there’s more to discover!

| 3 +

Boese, Cornelia (Written by) Fehrl, Kathrin (Illustrated by)

When it rumbles, bubbles, and foams... it’s laundry day!

Even the littlest helpers love to do what the grown-ups do—especially when it means sorting clothes by color, pouring in the detergent with Dad, watching the washer spin and gurgle, and hanging everything up to dry.

A joyful, interactive board book full of spinning wheels, sliders, and flaps—because helping with the laundry has never been this much fun!

| 24 months +

Boese, Cornelia (Written by) Blanck, Iris (Illustrated by)

The panda dashes off, the little bear nearly forgets, and the tiger… oh no! There’s no time to waste — the baby animals all have to go right now! But today is special: they’re brave enough to try the potty and the toilet for the very first time. With fun sliders, little hands can help take off diapers and reveal the potty beneath!

A cheerful potty-time adventure with catchy rhymes, adorable illustrations, and plenty of giggly animal fun!

| 24 months +

Neumeier, Moritz (Written by) Zett, Timo (Illustrated by)

A laugh-out-loud picture book about sleepy dads, clever kids, and the everyday chaos of family life – told with wit and warmth by Moritz Neumeier and Timo Zett.

Dad wants to read a story aloud – but suddenly he stops moving. Oh no! The kids are sure of it: Dad is broken! They have to hide him before Mom gets home! From the flower pot to under the floor lamp, they try every possible hiding place. But in the end, the mystery is solved – Dad isn’t broken at all, he’s just fallen asleep. Phew!

| 3 +

Baeten, Lieve (Written by) Baeten, Lieve (Illustrated by) Kutsch, Angelika (Translated by)

Happy Birthday! Lisbet has a birthday party Lisbet, the little witch, has lost her cat! With the children’s help, she searches for her behind all the doors and windows but the cat is nowhere to be found. Today is Lisbet’s birthday and she doesn’t want to have her party without her cat. But in the evening, when Lisbet comes home exhausted, there’s a big surprise waiting for her… The best-selling picture book is now also available as a board book – with lots of doors and windows | 3 +

Lippa, Henrike (Written by) Staar, Katharina (Illustrated by)

Deep in the snowy forest, every animal celebrates Christmas in its own way.

When snowflakes swirl and icicles glisten, Christmas has arrived in the forest. The squirrel shares its holiday treats with the mouse, and the badger family welcomes the fox to their celebration. But what are the other animals up to? A peaceful board book for little nature lovers.

Nguyen-Kim, Mai Thi (Written by) Meimberg, Marie (Written by) Meimberg, Marie (Illustrated by)

A baby book full of fun scientific experiments that babies can read for themselves (in their very own way).
Explore, learn and experience together with babies how important living beings are to us. A baby experiment book for children aged 3-15 months and for everyone who discovers the world with them.

Can babies really do nothing (yet)? With this cardboard picture book, we find out what they can already do. And: what they like.

| 0 +

Boese, Cornelia (Written by) Ortmeier, Kristine (Illustrated by)

Max the mouse has a wish and writes it on a wish list. It reads: "Would you come for punch at Christmas"? But, oh no: Max's wish list arrives at Wilma the raccoon instead of at Santa's! After that it is passed on from one animal to the next. Who do you think will come to Max's Christmas party in the end? Find out and send the wish list on! 

Flap open, wish list in! Can it be that easy?
A lovingly rhymed Christmas book with a mail slot, wish list, and a special extra: playlist and printable wish list to download.

| 24 months +

van der Bogen, Ruby (Written by) Helm, Alexandra (Illustrated by)

How do unicorns go to the bathroom? With a horned toilet paper holder, lots of glitter soap, and the pee-pooh song, of course! The little unicorn shows children from the age of 2 what it likes to do most on the toilet and why it sometimes smells of vanilla biscuits there. But be careful: When unicorns fart, it can be dangerous... A unicorn-tastic potty book!

Make potty time a unicorn adventure – packed with glitter, giggles, and rainbows!

| 24 months +

van der Bogen, Ruby (Written by) Helm, Alexandra (Illustrated by)

How do unicorns brush their teeth? With pixie toothpaste, extra foam, and the fun tooth brushing blues, of course! The little unicorn shows children from the age of 2 what his toothbrush looks like and what the glowing glitter sand is all about. And when all the teeth shine brightly? Then the horn must be polished! Do you know why? Brushing your teeth has never been so unicorn-tastic!

Brushing your teeth has never been so magical: glitter, fantasy and unicorn power for radiant children's teeth!

| 24 months +

Wolff, Phine (Written by) Wolff, Phine (Illustrated by)

What happens when a hungry dachshund spots a flying banana? Total chaos, of course! Join the sausage dog on his wild chase through the park – complete with puddle splashes, playground escapades, and unexpected twists. This hilarious board book brings the comic trend to kids aged 2 and up. Developed together with parents and little readers: tons of laughs and shared reading fun guaranteed!

The comic trend for children aged 2 and older: funny panels, a clear reading direction and a dachshund on a banana hunt!

| 24 months +

Wolff, Phine (Written by) Wolff, Phine (Illustrated by)

A whirling ball of yarn and one curious cat – what could possibly go wrong? As soon as the cat wakes up, a wild chase begins all across the house. Will she ever catch that speedy little yarn ball? With clear panel flow, minimal text, and maximum giggles, this hilarious board book brings the comic trend straight into the playroom. The perfect introduction to the world of comics for kids!

The comic trend for children aged 2 and older: funny panels, cheeky pictures – and a cat in a ball of wool chaos! | 24 months +

Wohlleben, Peter (Written by) Kohne, Diana (Illustrated by)

How do the other forest animals actually live? wonders Fritzi the wild boar girl. Her mom explains to her that every animal has its very own place in the forest. Fritzi wants to see for herself: The little wild boar sets off on an exciting adventure and discovers the homes of deer, foxes, owls, and many other animals in the forest. From cozy dens to airy sleeping places – bestselling author Peter Wohlleben shows nature fans aged 2 and up just how diverse the habitats of animals are.

A lovingly designed book that combines knowledge and amazement.

| 24 months +

Hinz, Nora (Written by) Jödicke, Sarina (Illustrated by)

An encouraging activity book that guides children through new challenges with simple tips and exercises.

Jona wants to learn how to ride a bike – and you’re coming along for the ride! Together with the magical helmet Helmut, children aged 3 and up discover, step by step, how to get on a bike safely, start pedaling, brake, and even master little obstacles. With fun exercises that build confidence, charming illustrations, and lots of encouragement, this interactive book helps every child believe: You can do it!

It speaks directly to young readers, invites them to join in and move, and takes away the fear of trying something new.

No pressure – just small steps, big smiles, and plenty of fun along the way!

 

| 3 +

Hinz, Nora (Written by) Jödicke, Sarina (Illustrated by)

An interactive companion and gentle encouragement for first steps into the water.

Mika is learning to swim – step by step, with courage, curiosity, and lots of fun! In this lovingly designed interactive book, children aged 4 and up join Mika on an exciting trip to the swimming pool.

With the help of Splosh, the magical pool noodle, they explore the water in a playful way and try their very f irst swimming moves – all without pressure and full of positive encouragement.

Interactive exercises invite children to join in, move, and build confidence in their own bodies. The perfect companion for getting used to the water or preparing for a first swimming course!

| 4 +

Nguyen-Kim, Mai Thi (Written by) Meimberg, Marie (Written by) Meimberg, Marie (Illustrated by)

How do babies read? What do they see and how do they discover the world? In this experimental cardboard picture book, Dr. Mai Thi NguyenKim and Marie Meimberg explain why human babies can't do anything in the beginning. You will find out how quickly babies develop in the first few months, whether they really can't see color yet and how we accompany them into a world full of contrasts. Observe and understand together with babies how their world becomes more and more colorful! For children from 0 months and for everyone who discovers the world with them.

  • Knowledge for the heart and brain explained in an entertaining way and lovingly illustrated.
  • Finally understand how, when and why the world of babies becomes more colorful.
| 0 +

Nguyen-Kim, Mai Thi (Written by) Meimberg, Marie (Written by) Meimberg, Marie (Illustrated by)

How do babies read? What do they find particularly exciting and how do they see the world? In this experimental cardboard picture book, Dr. Mai Thi NguyenKim and Marie Meimberg explain why human babies can't do anything in the beginning. You will find out how quickly babies develop in the first few months, where they prefer to look  and why they love faces so much. Observe and understand together with babies how important people are to them. For children from 3 months and for everyone who discovers the world with them.

  • Why do babies love faces?  With small questions about the great wonders of this world.
  • The revolutionary nonfiction series for children and adults.

 

| 0 +

Fickel, Florian (Written by) Seipelt, Johanna (Illustrated by)

“Hey, Bear,” the little tiger asked one evening before bed, “do you have a favorite place to sleep?”
“Of course I do,” said the little bear, “but I’m not going to tell you!”
“Aw, bummer,” said the little tiger, then he had an idea. He grabbed the garden phone and started calling around.
Does the giant elephant have a favorite sleeping spot? How does Aunty Goose like to sleep best? And what about the sleepy mole?
Join the little tiger as he uncovers everyone's coziest sleeping places!

  • A funny and beautifully illustrated bedtime story for the little ones, starring the beloved Janosch characters Tiger and Bear. Perfect for nightly rituals and reading again and again.
| 3 +

Anker, Nicola (Written by) Reyelt, Julia (Illustrated by)

Whether firefighter, unicorn or pirate fairy, in this board book little ones can slip into their favorite costumes in no time at all. Magical flaps on every page transform the scenes, brought to life with vibrant illustrations and enchanting rhymes they’ll want to read again and again!

  • On with the costumes, get set, go! With fun transformation flaps, children can "dress up" in amazing costumes.

 

| 24 months +

Fickel, Florian (Written by) Seipelt, Johanna (Illustrated by)

  • A poetic and funny Christmas story for the little ones
  • Based on the bestselling world of characters by Janosch, gently adapted for today's readership – with loving illustrations true to the original

Hurray, soon it will be Christmas! The little tiger grabs a big sack full of painted eggs and plods off. Hiding Christmas presents. Hide? Eggs?! But little tiger, that's what you do at Easter! Oh dear. By the time the little tiger realises his mistake, all the eggs are already hidden. How good that he has the little bear. He helps him look. Just like all the other friends. Will they be able to find all the tiger's presents together?

| 3 +

Lütje, Susanne (Written by) Vigh, Inka (Illustrated by)

Wonderfully funny illustrations with lots of details to discover – the perfect companion through the Advent season

Seven little Christmas elves shout loudly: "Hurray!". Christmas is going to be wonderful – just like every year! Christmas is coming soon! And there's a lot going on with the elves: Seven little Christmas elves are busy baking, crafting, hammering, knitting and wrapping presents. The big party can come.

zur Brügge, Anne-Kristin (Written by) Bierkandt, Julia (Illustrated by)

  • Warm-hearted Christmas story for the little ones – enchantingly rhymed and atmospherically illustrated

Sledging, baking biscuits, singing songs and cracking nuts: There's a lot going on at Christmas time! In this book we accompany a family through this wonderful time and discover with them many small and big traditions around Christmas. From baking biscuits and sledging together to buying the Christmas tree, which of course has to be decorated at the end.

| 18 months +

Hoffmann, Alice (Written by) Hoffmann, Alice (Illustrated by)

  • 10 images with strong contrasts and even more colors.
  • Focus book for curious baby eyes.
  • Volume 1 is recommended by renowned Stiftung Lesen.

Babies' eyes are particularly good at seeing strong contrasts and bright colors. The pictures in this book are designed with this in mind. Black and white contrasts combined with other rich colors make the pictures all the more interesting! In the pictures for babies aged 6 months and over, there are already more colors and somewhat more complex picture structures than in the preceding volumes. Patterns, animals, and other motifs such as faces, which babies particularly like to look at, are shown.

| 6 months +

Praml, Sabine (Written by) Hansen, Christiane (Illustrated by)

  • Playing on the playground: an indispensable part of a child's everyday life
  • Lovingly rhymed and humorously illustrated

Swinging, climbing, seesawing, and tipping sand out of cups with gusto.The seven little hares are on the playground and are having a blast! Slidingelements and turning wheels allow children to rock the seesaw, slidedown the slide, turn the merry-go-round – all the favourite playgroundequipment appears and can be moved. As always, the text is lovinglyrhymed by Sabine Praml and the enchanting illustrations by ChristianeHansen are once again full of detail and humour.

| 24 months +

Wohlleben, Peter (Written by) Kohne, Diana (Illustrated by)

  • Detailed illustrations convey initial knowledge and invite you to search and marvel
  • With lots of exciting factual information from bestselling author Peter Wohlleben

The beech forest is a pretty wild place! There's plenty to see for little nature explorers onfive colorful double-page spreads full of detail! Where is the nimble squirrel hiding? Whois crawling under the ground? And what happens up in the trees? Each page takes a closelook at a different part of the forest. Of course, Fritzi the wild boar and lots of excitinginformation from bestselling author Peter Wohlleben are also included! Thus even theyoungest children can learn about their favorite topic, the forest, in a playful and fun way!

| 24 months +