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Affectionately illustrated instructions describe every single step in detail. Ideal for one creative pair of hands or for the entire family. These tips make it great fun to play with the Ogglies!
| 8 +
On your marks, get set, go! With scissors and glue, the young car fans build themselves a spectacular racetrack, zippy racing cars and fearless drivers. Templates make cutting out, folding and gluing child’s play, and the children can colour everything in just the way they want. Long straights, tight bends and tricky obstacles turn every race into a small adventure. Fast-moving playtime fun, creativity guarantees!
Imaginative cars to make at home: the perfect book for boys and dads. With lots of different elements to colour in and piece together.
| 5 +
Each piece is an original and as unique as its owner. Step by step, Trixi Schneefuß demonstrates how to turn slides and brooches, book covers and key rings into original pieces of jewellery. She provides ideas for home decorations of every shape and colour, to hang, stand or lie. A treasure trove of fantastic suggestions of all levels of difficulty on how to make life at home better and come up with the right presents for family and friends.
A host of ideas, practical tips and templates to pull out. A super book that's in keeping with the current "do-it-yourself" trend and helps people to discover and develop their own creativity.
| 12 +
How will the birthday cake look when the confectioner has added his finishing touch, a cherry. Who’s peeping out from the flowers in the summer meadow? Who would you send the card with the hairy monster sitting at the dining table to? Thirty postcards to finish colouring – for all sorts of occasions and for everyone you would like to give pleasure to. For artists old and young – and ideal for children who would like to send a homemade greeting to their grandparents, uncles, aunts and parents!
The latest fun from the successful scrawls and scribbles artists: 30 postcards to finish colouring. Individual greetings for grandmas, grandpas, uncles, aunts and all your friends.
| 4 +
Inquisitive girls become strong women. That being the case: go for it, wild girls! Here, you’ll find fun suggestions, motivating thought experiments, and amusing techno tricks. There are no pink and princessy clichés here: this is for real, tough girls. As always, it’s easy to put the ideas into practice by “using what you can find in the kitchen cupboard”. An innovative interactive book which will unleash your creative energy: fun and success guaranteed!
| 8 +
Other than friendship, the three main themes in this series are: monsters, animals and princesses.
| 5 +
Dana and Fee, her best friend, live in a small village on the dyke on the North Sea coast. The girls are both keen knitters and have sworn an oath – no boys until they are 18! But then Chris and Mick turn up and before they know it, first Fee and then Dana are in emotional turmoil. How on earth can you resist a boy who knits friendship bracelets?
With cool DIY instructions for real fans – holiday feeling guaranteed!
Holidays by the sea, best friends and first love
A summer read with all of the elements girls enjoy
| 12 +
Carlotta has to spend the summer holidays in a little fishing village by the North Sea – on her Aunt Ruthie’s old boat of all things! Luckily for Carlotta, who loves sewing, her aunt runs a tailor’s shop there. She even starts a sewing club with her new friends and spends the summer between the gulls and the sea, and her sewing machine. But her happiness is clouded when she finds out that Aunt Ruthie is in difficulties. Can Carlotta and her friends help? And then there’s Pepe, the sensitive boy with the beautiful dark eyes - what’s the secret he is so keen to keep?
Perfect summer holiday reading for girls, featuring the sea, do-it-yourself ideas and some thrilling heartthrob moments, plus sewing instructions for beach bag & co.
| 12 +
Sofie und Lasse are beside themselves with excitement: Kindergarten is preparing for the Lantern Festival! The children are all making multicoloured lanterns and singing happy St Martin’s Day songs. Evening finally arrives, and the procession begins. The lanterns glow so beautifully in the darkness. And sweet pretzels await them when they return. | 24 months +
Fishbones, fumes and freeloading toothwort, this is so exciting! What could be more fun than to make real fartslime with the Ogglies, build bug-infested huts in the garden, or try out the rattiest hopscotch game of all time?
This adventure book with the Ogglies contains the best ideas, instructions and games for kids who love to experiment. For children aged eight and over and their parents.
| 8 +
How do you turn a splash of paint into a funny creature? See how many things you can do with a dry brush! Which objects can you use as stamps to make the best patterns? From A for application technique to Z for zigzags and all kinds of other methods for creating colourful pictures. Not a page of this how-to-paint book will stay empty. Easy-to-follow instructions and imaginative examples show the children how many different ways there are to create the loveliest pictures. With ample space to practise and try things out, plus a certificate to cut out!
The how-to-paint book with a difference from the successful Scrawls and Scribbles team!
| 5 +
How does the chimney sweep find the fireplace? Draw the people who live in the house and their furniture.
Who did the cheeky little dragon steal the egg from?
Developing the imagination is what this special painting book for young artists is all about. It contains pictures sketched and partly coloured in by fourteen artists fort he children to complete. And who can spot the scribble mouse hidden in some of the pictures while they’re painting?
The third book in the popular series.
| 4 +
These and many other crazy, creative ideas await you in this wonderful activity book that’s anything but pink and shy and is crammed to the rafters with fascinating things. Go on, have fun, have a go and give yourself a medal – because you’re great!
- An unconventional book for girls along the lines of “Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls“ and “The Girls' Book”
- Cliché-free, creative ideas for girls who can be anything they want
- Lavishly illustrated, with a hard cover and a rubber band
- Doro Ottermann’s “Get-up-from-the-sofa-and-do-something!” diaries have sold over 200,000 copies. | 8 +
Here’s everything best friends need to make this summer the best they’ve ever had. From fun tests about “Ten things you should do together this summer“ and “The five most delicious snacks for a picnic“ to “Our best photos“, this is a stylish must-have book to make every girl’s summer perfect and help best friends to get to know each other even better. And best of all: when the summer holidays are over, you will not only have had loads of fun, but also have a wonderful album full of memories.
This richly illustrated activity book for girls is the ultimate summer companion, with many pages to fill in, bucket lists and creative DIY ideas.
| 12 +
What’s hatching from the eggs? What is the brave knight running away from? What is the fairy conjuring up and which treasures are hidden away deep inside the mountain? Children can let their imagination run wild with The Scrawls and Scribbles Book and the pictures inside invite them to complete the unfinished drawings and to make up stories. Each child can finish off the pictures however he or she wants and begin with the one he or she likes best – that’s why not only children but also teenagers and even adults have so much fun with this book!
A super concept also for nursery schools and schools – developed in collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg. | 4 +
New stories about the popular seven, humorous and warm-hearted, and a perfect gift for the very young.
More than 54,000 books from the series sold!
| 24 months +