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Coolly illustrated by Thomas Hussung in a spooky diary style, and told in an action-packed, funny way.Little text, clear reading guidance—in every volume, a new monster.For fans of “Do Not Open,” “Beast Quest” and “Goosebumps.”New children's series by "GoblinGronigles" inventors and bestselling authors Daniel Bleckmann and Thomas Hussung – compact at 160 pagesTwelve-year-old Henri finds a bundle of old notebooks in the cellar. Mysterious records of magical knowledge and instructions, it seems. But this discovery changes everything. Not only do Henri and his friends Sahin and Charlotte try out one or two dangerously risky experiments, but his miniature poodle is also behaving more and more strangely... and eerily. Thrilling mystery or diabolical danger? In the end, there is only one option: eyes shut and straight through the Poodle Panic! A gripping series opener full of suspense, humour and creepy magic – for everyone who loves stories with big and small monsters, plenty of action and laughs, brave characters and no end of fantastical adventures. Fully illustrated in colour by Thomas Hussung in diary style. | 9 +
- Holidays at the Seahorse Farm: A magical story about friendship, mermaids and cute animals for children aged 6 and up.
- Unique mix: This imaginative first-reader book combines the two favorite topics of mermaids and riding.
- First reading made easy: The short texts and cute seahorse pictures make the hearts of beginning readers beat faster.
- For magical reading moments: The seahorse book is the perfect gift for 6-year-old horse fans who love stories like “The Little Mermaid” and “Ostwind.”
An exciting water tournament: The third book in the cute underwater horse series
Finally, the holidays! Maris’s dad has a surprise for Elli and her water polo team: A friendly water polo team will set up camp next to the Seahorse Farm for a few days. And the best part: They ride dolphins. Everyone is looking forward to playing games together. But suddenly the dolphin team starts playing unfairly … who has their fingers in it?
The children’s book series “My Seahorse Farm” combines girls’ favorite topics: friendship, riding and mermaids. The heartwarming horse books for children, with their enchanting pictures and lovable characters, are perfect for children aged 6 and up who are reading on their own for the first time.
- Sat at his very best: Paul Maar combines witty wordplay, imagination, and plenty of wish dots in a rollicking adventure for children aged 7 and up.
- What happens when Mr. Taschenbier becomes a Sat himself? An original and wonderfully wacky premise turns the familiar world of the Sat upside down and puts family and togetherness to the test.
- A children’s classic to read aloud and on your own: Colorful illustrations, lovable characters, and timeless humor make the Sat a reading delight for the whole family.
Dive into a thrilling children’s adventure full of wish dots, wonder and surprises—perfect for readers aged 7 and up
Wish dot-wonderful: the cutest, cuddliest Sat of all time! Where would the Pocketbeer Family be without the Sat? Mr Pocketbeer has become as fond of the small creature with the trunk-like snout as if he were his own child. But one day the Sat disappears. To its own horror, he must return to the Sat world at the end of 15 years, 15 days and 5 minutes – because otherwise the human being he is living with would become a Sat himself. Mr Pocketbeer is already showing the first signs… Is he really turning into a Sat? And will the real Sat have to leave his dad? A wondrous tear leads to a surprising solution… Fast-moving, turbulent and full of imaginative ideas – one of the very best Sat stories! For the first time featuring colour illustrations inside. Total circulation of all Sat books: 4.6 million copies!
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Betrayal, dragons and a race against time – a compact read with atmospheric black and white illustrations
- The exciting fantasy adventure with a medieval feel for children aged 8 and up continues.
- An intense reading experience and many black-and-white illustrations.
- By bestselling author Britta Sabbag – ideal for fans of action-packed children’s adventures.
Tyl has found his calling – but now everything threatens to fall apart. Unrest has broken out in the Valley of Eagles: one of the Eagle Riders seems to have taken a liking to the enemy. The Red Lord is marching on the royal castle with an army, and Tyl must convince his own brother that the danger is real. But Titus denies him – in front of all the knights. And when Liv sets off alone into the deadly Gorge of a Thousand Deaths to retrieve the legendary healing stone, Tyl faces the greatest challenge of his life. Can he bring the group back together before it is too late?
The Eagle Rider series enters its second round – more gripping, more dramatic, and with a betrayal that changes everything.
- An epic battle against the menacing shadow creature “Tenebrix”.
- A strong message: Only together can evil be defeated.
- A visually stunning, atmospheric fantasy world full of magical light.
The epic finale of the Shadowrunner series – essential reading for fans of Alea Aquarius and Keeper of the Lost Cities
A dark prophecy weighs heavily on Quinn: she and her friends Morgan and Robin will bring Noctura, the world of the Shadowrunners, to ruin. When a powerful shadow creature attacks the Shadowrunner Academy, it becomes clear: it is the Tenebrix – the very being Quinn and her friends created when they were trying to save Noctura. All students must flee and end up in a peaceful coastal village in the north. Quinn feels responsible for taking up the fight against the Tenebrix. She learns of an ancient, long-forbidden shadow power that could help. But how much courage does she truly have? And what if no one trusts her?
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- A bestselling world reimagined for younger readers: Carsten Henn adapts the story world of “The Book Walker” for children aged 9 and up, placing Schascha at the heart of her own story.
- Books as a force for connection: A warm, uplifting novel about friendship, courage and togetherness, showing young readers how stories can bring hope and people closer together.
- Strong creative credentials: Carsten Henn’s “The Book Walker” spent more than two years on the SPIEGEL bestseller list, while Annelie Schulze’s atmospheric illustrations enrich this new reading experience.
The magic of books meets an inspiring young heroine in a heartwarming story of friendship, courage and connection for ages 9 and up.
Nine-year-old Schascha loves books more than anything. When she meets the quiet bookseller Carl Kollhoff, who delivers books to people across the city, she is fascinated by his unusual mission and soon begins accompanying him on his daily rounds. Together, they discover how stories can offer hope and create connections between people. But Schascha’s journey also calls for courage of her own. With warmth and heart, this children’s novel gives the young heroine her own story while celebrating friendship, community and the transformative power of reading. Atmospheric illustrations by Annelie Schulze complement a highly accessible introduction to the world created by Carsten Henn, whose “The Book Walker” remained on the SPIEGEL bestseller list for more than two years.
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- Shape-shifters meet Japanese mythology: A magical fantasy adventure for ages 9 and up, combining the ever-popular appeal of animal shape-shifters with Kitsune, Yokai and a mysterious Japanese forest setting.
- An irresistible transformation hook: Curious young fox Akiko puts on a mysterious mask and becomes a Kitsune, half human, half fox, before discovering a secret organisation that protects humans from dangerous spirits from the underworld.
- A visually distinctive reading experience: Stunning Studio Ghibli-style illustrations bring Akiko’s magical forest and its supernatural inhabitants to life, making this an especially atmospheric adventure for young fantasy fans.
Shape-shifters, Yokai and Japanese mythology combine in a richly illustrated magical adventure for fantasy-loving readers aged 9 and up.
Curious young fox Akiko has always been fascinated by the human world. When she discovers a mysterious mask in the forest and puts her snout inside it, something extraordinary happens: she transforms into a Kitsune, a shape-shifter who is half human, half fox. Akiko soon learns that the Kitsune are part of a secret organisation with an important mission: protecting humans from the Yokai, dangerous spirits from the underworld. Suddenly, the enchanted forests of Japan become the setting for a thrilling new adventure. Combining shape-shifting, Japanese mythology and supernatural danger with striking Studio Ghibli-style illustrations, Kitsune 1. The Magic of the Fox Shifters offers an atmospheric fantasy world for readers aged 9 and up who love myths, magic and spirit stories.
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Small in size but big in heart – Francis and his best friends tackle every problem together in this beloved classic collection
- A true children’s book classic that gives children courage.
- In time for Christine Nöstlinger’s 90th birthday in October 2026.
- The witty dialogue is ideal for children to read by themselves.
Francis is very small for his age and is often teased by other children because of his blonde curls and squeaky voice. But luckily he has Gabby and Everett by his side. They are the best friends anyone could wish for. Together with them, Francis can tackle any problem – because together they are strong. And they have an enormous amount of fun! The best Francis stories in one volume. For reading aloud, reading alone and reading together. A true children's book classic with numerous illustrations by Erhard Dietl.
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Ancient evil, legendary creatures and high-stakes adventure collide in a fast-paced fantasy sequel for ages 11 and up!
- Two worlds in danger: The threat to Hohenburg expands into a battle for the Otherworld, with hundreds of lives at stake and an ancient, demonic being entering the equation.
- Mythology meets magical realism: Legendary creatures, changelings, mysterious powers and a journey to Norway combine in a fantasy world rich in secrets and folklore.
- International bestselling fantasy expertise: Markus Heitz, author of the million-selling Die Zwerge series, delivers a suspenseful continuation built around magic, friendship and fearsome creatures.
An ancient evil is awakening, and the Fearless are facing their most dangerous challenge yet. Irida and her friends Cedric, Jinjin and Jeremy know that their idyllic home of Hohenburg is under threat. Their ruthless enemies intend to conquer the Otherworld at any cost, even if that means joining forces with an ancient, demonic being and putting hundreds of lives at risk.
Can the friends prevent catastrophe with the help of legendary allies? And will Norway finally provide answers to the mysteries surrounding the changelings? International bestselling author Markus Heitz drives the second Irida adventure forward with a potent combination of friendship, magic, mythical creatures and escalating danger.
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Magical, mysterious and gripping – volume 3 of fantasy master Markus Heitz's series about legends, magic and true friendship
- Volume 3 of the successful Irida series, with new creatures, puzzles, and plenty of friendship.
- For adventurous kids aged 11 and up who love magic, fairy tales, and legends.
People are suddenly disappearing in Hohenburg – without a trace. But not in the caves: out in the open air! UFOs? Kidnappers? Irida and the Fearless are quickly certain: this is a mystery for them! Their investigations lead them to an eerie legend, according to which a creature causes havoc every seven years. When one of the four friends goes missing too, Irida and the remaining Fearless are in a race against time. They must break the curse and rescue their friend!
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Magic, suspense and a powerful call to protect our oceans: an action-packed fantasy adventure for ages 10 and up
- A high-stakes environmental adventure sends Alea and the Alpha Cru to France in search of Alea’s mother, only to confront a devastating dead zone in the English Channel.
- Magic and real-world ecological concerns combine as Alea is determined to use the power of the seas to fight ocean pollution and bring life back to the underwater world.
- Friendship and courage are put to the test in the fifth instalment of Tanya Stewner’s successful fantasy series, offering adventure, mystery and a strong environmental message for ages 10 and up.
Barely escaped from the dangerous Doctor Orion, Alea and the Alpha Cru set sail for France. Alea hopes to find her mother there and finally uncover more of the truth about her past. But their journey takes a shocking turn in the English Channel, where they encounter a dead zone almost entirely devoid of life. Toxic fertiliser has deprived the water of oxygen, confronting Alea with the devastating impact humans can have on the oceans. Determined to protect the marine world she loves, Alea searches for a way to harness the magic of the seas and restore life beneath the waves. But she cannot do it alone. With her friends and the Magicals at her side, this new mission will demand courage, trust and a determination to fight for a better future.
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Eleven-year-old Jeremias travels with his parents to the ocean in Greece. Before long, he notices that the many wild cats there are watching him. The mysterious boy Moon tells Jeremias about a vanished door that once led into a magical night world, where cats can do things they are not capable of in real life. Together with Moon, the shy Nyx and a bunch of stray cats, Jeremias begins to search for clues. Is the night world in danger? What is behind the eerie shadow that follows them? And why is the man in the silver suit so interested in the mysterious door? Jeremias must decide how far he is willing to go to save the night world.
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- Save the magic: An exciting children’s book with lots of magic and mythical creatures, to be read aloud from age 6 and read independently from age 8.
- Enchanting setting: Between the bookshop, the market square and secret catacombs, Emmi and Unipig search for the mysterious Everything Book.
- Togetherness and being different: The funny story with Unipig and the other mythical creatures conveys important values such as friendship and tolerance in a child-friendly way.
- Fantastic reading material: The Emmi and Unipig book is a wonderful gift for 6-year-old children who love magical stories full of humour and suspense.
The Missing Magic Power: The seventh volume of Anna Böhm’s popular children’s book series
Emmi has been looking forward to the Great Fable Festival for weeks. But when the time finally comes, one mythical creature after another crashes during the flying competition. Only one can still fly: Pigilino, a cute pink piglet. When Unipig also accidentally conjures Rutschi-Matschi onto everyone’s feet, the mayor is certain: the magic in Wichtelstadt is broken. From now on, casting spells is forbidden! A culprit is quickly found: Einschwein! And Pigilino the fable pig, of all creatures, is allowed to keep flying. For the first time in his life, Unipig is jealous, and Emmi has to do something: she will find out what is going on with the magic! In the process, she gets on the trail of an extremely secret book ...
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Magical underwater fantasy meets environmental adventure: the fourth Alea Aquarius story offers suspense, friendship and a touch of romance for ages 10 and up
- High-stakes mermaid adventure: Alea and the Alpha Cru head to Norway, where a leaking oil rig threatens to trigger an environmental catastrophe.
- Magic meets environmental awareness as Alea searches for the Whale Wanderer and a way to free the underwater world and its creatures from the dangerous virus.
- The fourth book in Tanya Stewner’s bestselling series combines adventure, friendship and first love with a strong heroine and an urgent message about protecting the oceans.
The Alpha Cru is heading for Norway, but their journey soon turns into a dangerous mission. A leaking oil rig threatens the sea, and Alea and the other Magicals must do everything they can to prevent a devastating oil spill. At the same time, Alea is searching for the mysterious Whale Wanderer. Could she know how to rid the magical underwater world and its creatures of the threatening virus? With the fate of the oceans at stake, Alea and her friends face a new challenge that will demand all their courage and ingenuity. In Alea Aquarius 4. The Power of the Tides, Tanya Stewner combines magical fantasy and gripping adventure with friendship, first love and a powerful environmental theme.
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Coolly illustrated in a spooky diary style by Thomas Hussung.Little text and a clear narrative flow—collectible fun, with new monsters in every volume.For fans of “Do Not Open!”, “Beast Quest”, “Goosebumps” and “The Little Evil Book”.No monster break for Henri and his friends: They are going on a school trip to the moor - actually a relaxing day. But then the weather changes, and the rising fog makes Henri, Charlotte and Sahin doubt their sanity. When Sahin suddenly gets lost and strange voices lure the children onto ancient moor paths, it becomes clear: A ghostly creature is causing mischief here! Now only Homie the Homunculus can save the day. | 9 +
Outsiders get their own back in a laugh-out-loud friendship adventure about discovering what it really means to be cool, for ages 9 and up!
- A confidence-boosting comedy: Martin and Karli’s desperate quest for coolness becomes an encouraging story about self-belief, authenticity and finding your own strengths.
- Big laughs with relatable themes: Slapstick mishaps and outrageous situations sit alongside bullying, peer pressure, friendship and the familiar desire to fit in.
- A disastrous plan becomes an unforgettable adventure: Revenge on the class’s super-cool Fab Five backfires spectacularly, before a punishment camping trip to France takes Martin and Karli in an unexpected new direction.
Martin and Karli are best friends and, unfortunately, about as far from cool as they think it is possible to be. Martin is hopeless at sport but brilliant at science and computers; Karli is equally unathletic and even tapes his sticky-out ears flat to his head. Meanwhile, the Fab Five, the coolest boys in their class, never miss a chance to make their lives miserable.
When Martin and Karli discover that the Fab Five are planning a secret night-time visit to the outdoor swimming pool, they finally see their chance for revenge. Their plan goes spectacularly wrong, however, culminating in Martin getting firmly wedged in a baby-elephant slide.
Their punishment is a camping trip to France with Dad and Grandpa, without their beloved electronic entertainment and with Grandpa’s good scouts’ list to complete instead. Martin and Karli still have their own all-important “how to become cool” list to work through, but their eventful holiday gradually changes the way they see themselves. Packed with slapstick, friendship and mishaps, this humorous adventure shows young readers that real coolness has very little to do with fitting in.
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- A summer mystery where stories and reality collide: A mysterious old book, an eccentric aunt and a stranger in ever-changing disguises turn Mike’s holidays into an intriguing adventure full of secrets and surprises.
- Paul Maar’s trademark humour and quirky imagination: The bestselling author and creator of the Sat fills the story with memorable details, from carrier pigeons and unruly dogs to curious words, wild tales and the wonderfully unconventional Aunt Polly.
- Mystery, friendship and storytelling for ages 8 and up: Mike’s adventures with Mona combine suspense and comedy while playfully exploring how difficult it can be to tell fact from a very good story.
Eccentric characters, a mysterious book and a summer full of secrets: a funny, suspenseful holiday adventure by bestselling author Paul Maar for ages 8 and up.
For his tenth birthday, Mike is hoping for a cool new toy. Instead, Aunt Polly sends him a mysterious old book, supposedly acquired in America under daring circumstances, although her version of events may not be entirely reliable. That summer, Mike visits Aunt Polly in her creaky old house, where two unruly dogs, carrier pigeons and a complete lack of hot water are all part of everyday life. He befriends Mona, collects curious words and invents wonderfully wild stories. Then a mysterious man starts appearing in ever-changing disguises and ransacking Aunt Polly’s house. Is he a spy? A treasure hunter? And what does he want with the strange book? As one mystery leads to another, Mike begins to wonder where Aunt Polly’s extraordinary storytelling ends and the truth begins. With humour, suspense and a cast of delightfully quirky characters, Aunt Polly. Honestly fibbed is a playful adventure from Paul Maar, creator of the Sat, with imaginative illustrations by Nikolai Renger.
- Two children’s classics meet for the first time: The beloved characters created by Paul Maar and Erhard Dietl join forces in a wonderfully chaotic crossover adventure.
- Double the mischief, double the fun: A broken wishing machine, a rejuvenation potion and Daddy Bashful suddenly turned into a baby provide plenty of comic mayhem for children aged 7 and up.
- Perfect for sharing: Packed with the distinctive humour and cheeky illustrations of the Sat and the Ogglies, this entertaining read-aloud adventure offers fun for the whole family.
Two beloved children’s book worlds collide: a wonderfully wild and funny crossover adventure starring the Sat and the Ogglies, for ages 7 and up!
Sat + Ogglies = enormous fun! For the first time, the much-loved characters from Paul Maar’s and Erhard Dietl’s children’s book classics come together in one gloriously chaotic adventure. When the wishing machine breaks down, the Sat and Mr Bashful turn to Professor Fizzywine for help. But while playing around with a bottle of rejuvenation potion in the professor’s laboratory, the Sat accidentally turns Daddy Bashful into a baby! Who better to help than the Ogglies, the small, green and wonderfully disorderly family from the Schmuddelfing junkyard? While Professor Fizzywine hunts for a spare part, the Sat and the Ogglies have their hands full entertaining Baby Bashful. Combining two popular character worlds with a delightfully absurd premise, lively illustrations and plenty of humour, this crossover offers irresistible reading and read-aloud fun for children aged 7 and up.
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Pony dreams meet Swedish Midsummer magic: an atmospheric friendship adventure for ages 7 and up, combining horses, nature and a tantalising mystery
- Swedish summer escapism with irresistible pony appeal: Set on a Swedish island, the fourth Lillasund adventure combines Icelandic ponies, best-friend dynamics and an idyllic Midsummer celebration for readers aged 7 and up.
- More than a traditional pony story: Training for the Midsummer Tournament takes an intriguing turn when Tobbe the dog disappears into the forest, adding a gentle mystery to the friendship and riding adventure.
- A richly atmospheric setting: Camping beneath the midnight sun, picnics in flower-filled meadows and Swedish Midsummer traditions create an evocative backdrop, brought to life by charming illustrations.
Midsummer is approaching in Lillasund, bringing long summer days, picnics in flower-filled meadows, camping beneath the midnight sun and, most excitingly of all, training for the big Midsummer Tournament. Leyla is spending her holidays on the island and joins Ida and Elsa for the festivities. The friends are especially delighted when they are trusted to look after Astrid’s dog, Tobbe, while she is away. But Tobbe is behaving strangely, and when he suddenly runs off into the forest, the girls’ carefree summer acquires an unexpected mystery. Has he discovered a secret among the trees? The fourth volume in the pony series combines the enduring appeal of friendship and Icelandic ponies with an idyllic Swedish setting and the special atmosphere of Midsummer. Charming illustrations bring the seasonal traditions to life, making Lillasund an inviting destination for young horse lovers and fans of stories such as The Children of Noisy Village.
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- Gripping and suspenseful, with many black-and-white illustrations.
- An adventure story for boys aged 8 and up by bestselling author Britta Sabbag.
- A closely spaced release schedule: Volume 2 is due out in autumn 2026.
Only the bravest can become Eagle Riders. Is Tillan ready to spread his wings?
In a medieval kingdom where legends come alive, young Tillan dreams of becoming a knight – but fate has a far greater adventure in store. When he rescues an injured eagle, his life changes forever. The mighty bird, Eylo, leads him to the hidden Valley of the Eagle Riders, a place where courage, friendship, and magic soar side by side. There, Tillan discovers his true destiny and joins a band of brave young riders to defend the land against the dark sorcerer Lord Sarazan and his fearsome falcon army. As the shadow of war spreads across the kingdom, Tillan must learn to trust his own strength – and the unbreakable bond he shares with his eagle.
Only together can they rise against the Red Lord and bring light back to the realm.
Chosen by an eagle, a boy discovers his true strength in a vivid new adventure by award-winning author Britta Sabbag.
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Mermaid fantasy with mystery, romance and an environmental heart: the third adventure in Tanya Stewner’s popular Alea Aquarius saga
- The stakes rise dramatically in this third adventure as Alea’s search for her father takes the Alpha Cru to Iceland and closer to the truth about the deadly virus that destroyed the merfolk.
- Mystery, adventure and first love combine as the enigmatic Doctor Orion offers Alea new hope, while Lennox’s secrets put their relationship to the test.
- Environmental protection and the fate of the oceans remain central themes, giving the magical mermaid adventure a strong message about friendship, trust and protecting the marine world.
The Alpha Cru is heading north to Iceland, and Alea is filled with hope. Could she finally find her father there and get answers to the questions surrounding her past and the fate of the merfolk? Instead, Iceland brings Alea face to face with new mysteries. The enigmatic Doctor Orion is researching the deadly virus that wiped out the merfolk, and Alea begins to wonder whether he could help her fulfil her greatest wish: bringing her people and their underwater world back to life. But the mission also puts Alea’s relationship with Lennox under pressure. He seems to be hiding something from her, forcing Alea to confront difficult questions about trust and love just as the secrets of the oceans become more urgent than ever.
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Magic-school adventure meets a mesmerising realm of shadows: an atmospheric fantasy about friendship, belonging and extraordinary powers for ages 10 and up!
- Step into a dazzling world of twilight and shadow creatures: Noctura offers an atmospheric fantasy setting where night never truly ends and light and darkness are bound by fate.
- A heroine discovering extraordinary powers: twelve-year-old Quinn has always believed sunlight could kill her, until she discovers the truth: powerful shadow magic lies dormant within her.
- Magic-school fantasy meets friendship and adventure: at the Academy of Shadowrunners, Quinn must learn to control her gift while facing hostility and growing dangers, making this ideal for readers who love Alea Aquarius and Keeper of the Lost Cities.
Quinn must never leave the house during the day. She has always been told that sunlight could kill her. But when her pet rat escapes and Quinn follows, she falls through a shadow and lands in Noctura, a magical world where it never truly gets light. There, Quinn makes an astonishing discovery: she does not suffer from a mysterious sun disease at all. Instead, powerful shadow magic lies dormant within her. At the Academy of Shadowrunners, Quinn must learn to control her extraordinary gift. But not everyone is pleased by her arrival, and far greater dangers are lurking in Noctura. Together with her friends Robin and Morgan, Quinn is drawn into a struggle for the survival of the shadow realm itself. The first half of a fantasy duology, Shadowrunner combines an atmospheric magical world and popular academy setting with friendship, adventure and the compelling story of a girl discovering what truly makes her different.
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When Elli and her friends discover a dazzling herd of rainbow seahorses, they must race to uncover who’s setting traps in the seaweed forest – before the magical creatures are captured forever.
On one of their rides, Elli, Maris, and Mona make a magical discovery: a herd of wild seahorses shimmering in every color of the rainbow! But their wonder quickly turns to worry – someone is hunting the beautiful creatures. Who is setting the traps hidden in the seaweed forest?
Elli and her friends must act fast to uncover the culprit and save the rainbow seahorses before it’s too late!
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Homework can wait – there’s a world to rescue!
Because none other than the power-hungry goblin princess Azzrar is unleashing a dragon on goblins and humans alike. Cave trolls battle teachers, chaos reigns...
Waaaaait a minute. Is this really happening? Or is it a glimpse into a dark future that Dario, Rumpel, and their adventuring crew at school are witnessing? Well, they do know a thing or two about time travel by now – and the silvery, bustling Tunnelbolg is more active than ever...
- Eagerly awaited: volume 10 of Tanya Stewner’s captivating fantasy book series for children aged 10 and up.
- Danger in the water: Alea and the Alpha Cru fight against a mysterious virus that the nasty Doctor Orion has released.
- Important themes: The Alea Aquarius books deal with important themes such as friendship, growing up and first love.
- Environmental protection explained to children: The fantasy children’s book conveys to young readers in an exciting way how important it is to protect the seas.
- Captivating and emotional right through to the last page: Alea Aquarius volume 10 is the perfect reading material for fans of Seawalkers, Woodwalkers and Ruby Fairygale.
Dive into the tenth volume of Tanya Stewner’s bestselling fantasy series—a spellbinding adventure for readers aged 10 and up
Alea is finally reunited with her twin sister Thea. But the joy lasts only a short time: mermaid Akira has fallen seriously ill! Doctor Orion must have released the virus targeting magical beings. In the water, they are in mortal danger, but where can they flee? How many magical beings have already been infected? Is Cassaras also in danger, since he is half Landsider, half mermaid? Together with Lennox and Thea, Alea sets out to look for him. And where is Doctor Orion? Is he ready to strike back? But without the magical beings, the Alpha Cru has no chance of defeating him.
Adventure, friendship and magic: Tanya Stewner’s bestselling series is an exciting mermaid saga for children aged 10 and up. The fantasy books fascinate with strong characters, a gripping plot and an important message about protecting the seas.
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