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Because Mummy really loves bright colours, Ricky paints the wallpaper – and Mummy is delighted! When they go shopping together, Ricky is allowed to use the vegetable scales and he can only get off to sleep with his cuddly toy, Bunny. But where on earth can Bunny have got to? Ricky begins a search.
Three picture stories in one book: Ricky Racoon paints a picture, Ricky Racoon goes shopping, Ricky Racoon says goodnight - with fold-out page.
| 24 months +
Ricky, Ruby and their daddy turn into wild pirates when they go to the playground. Ricky also has lots of fun with his grandpa when he plays football with him. And in the bath, Ricky splashes so much water about that his little sister Ruby ends up clean and washed even though she isn’t even in the bath.
Full English translation available!
| 24 months +
Encourages small fans of big vehicles to join in on the sounds | 12 months +
High time for the new MAXI puzzle pads.
Each pad contains 40 age-appropriate puzzles that leave no room for boredom to rear its ugly head. The pads are perfect for keeping kids happy at restaurants or on long holiday trips. And even children of preschool age will have lots of fun with these puzzles.
With colourful pages and all the answers
| 5 +
Innovative guessing game concept
| 24 months +
This board book explains the activities of the police to the very young.
Encourages small fans of big vehicles to join in on the sounds | 12 months +
To make the birthday book a special, personal present, there’s a space on the cover to write the birthday boy or girl’s name.
| 24 months +
One day, independently of each other, both Ole and Siri come across three very bewildering “twins” dressed in kimonos. The three give each of the children a parcel. Both unwrap their present at home and discover a small, blue and pink-striped box with a large red button inside. The box is accompanied by a small card with the words: Please do not press! Of course, they both find it very hard to keep their fingers from pressing the button straight away – but Siri manages to resist the temptation, and so does Ole. On the following day, Siri’s teacher sets the class the task of splitting into twos and preparing a talk – and who should end up working together on the project than Siri and Ole? When they meet up at home to work on their talk, they notice that they have both been given one of the weird boxes with a button they are for some reason not supposed to press. Siri rings up her best friend, Ivana, who immediately joins them. What can these strange boxes possibly mean? But then bubbly Ivana suddenly grabs both boxes … and presses! The next day, the whole town is completely topsy-turvy. Women suddenly seem to prefer going to the DIY store than the shoe shop, the girls in school are being really loud and boisterous while the boys stand round in little groups, giggling and whispering. Even the cats and dogs have switched roles. Although their upside-down world is great fun for the children to start with, things suddenly begin to get more and more out of hand...
| 10 +
more quickly for children of three and over who cannot wait for Christmas to arrive.
| 3 +
Mummy takes Ricky and his little sister to see the children’s doctor. Ricky is delighted because there’s a big toy fire engine there. But he likes it on Daddy’s building site even better, and when Ricky plays hide and seek at home, he always hides his favourite toy: his car! Three picture stories about Ricky Raccoon – a real treat for vehicle fans!
With the picture stories:
• Ricky Racoon Goes to the Doctor’s
• Ricky Racoon Plays Hide and Seek
• Ricky Racoon Goes to the Building Site
| 24 months +
Jan and Julia have their birthdays two days apart so they decide to share their birthday party. They bake cake, set the table and decorate the room. And then everyone eats and plays games. What a wonderful day!
| 3 +
Oh, no! Mummy has hurt her knee and isn’t allowed to put any weight on it! What a good job Ian and Julia help her with the household chores, like preparing meals, hanging up the washing and tidying up. Very soon, mummy’s knee is better again. But Jan and Julia are now really grown up and want to fetch the bread rolls from the baker’s next Sunday morning, too!
An Jan and Julia picture book classic with new illustrations and new wording: favourite stories for children of nursery school age!
| 3 +
Paula is one of the most popular series for beginning readers in the Oetinger programme!
| 7 +
Why do the pigs suddenly start rushing crazily all over the place? The farmer should be pleased there’s a bit of life in the pigsty for a change! And Daddy could also be grateful that Antony and Antonia tried to smooth out the dents in his car with a hammer. The pair cannot understand what all the fuss is about and their parents cannot believe how two children can get up to so much mischief. But then, what else is there to do if you have as many good ideas as Antony and Antonia!
A lively children’s book about two imaginative friends: excitement on the farm, a chaotic birthday part and much, much more!
| 8 +
Jack is furious! Things have been going wrong all day. Everyone laughed at him in school, Lucas wouldn’t play with him and then a boy from the third year stole his woolly hat on the way home. With so much bad luck, how could Jack possibly not be in a bad mood. And what can you do when the whole day has been so rotten? Luckily, Jack’s mummy comes up with a super idea. In this book for beginning readers, author Paul Maar yet again shows his great ability to empathise with children and offers affectionate suggestions for dealing with such difficult emotions as embarrassment, disappointment and anger.
| 7 +
The board picture book The Poodle Sips Fizz promises fun and learning at the same time by showing animals in amusing situations and conjuring up rhyming couplets.
| 24 months +
Peggy Diggledey is constantly having lots of adventures with her friends Phil, Lisa, Ian and the dog, Hobgoblin. That’s because there’s just so much to see on their little island in the North. Whether the five friends are investigating an old shipwreck, David Donkey is ill or a dastardly biscuit thief needs to be caught, Peggy always has an idea at the ready!
| 5 +
Encourages small fans of big vehicles to join in on the sounds | 12 months +
A beautifully illustrated story of friendship, family and magical creatures.
-\x09Friendship, family adventure and a host of magical creatures
-\x09An affectionate look at a child’s life on the coast, a feel-good place to live
-\x09With special design elements and unusual interlocking of text and illustrations
| 8 +
A fabulously illustrated story all about friendship, family and magical creatures.
| 8 +
| 3 +
The many colour pictures make these exciting stories even more appealing to small children. You can look at them together and read them aloud.
| 3 +
The many colour pictures make these varied stories even more appealing to small children.
You can look at them together and read them aloud.
| 4 +
The many colour pictures make these varied stories even more appealing to small children. You can look at them together and read them aloud.
| 24 months +
Children and adults alike will enjoy the wonderfully touching story of Erik, the little Viking. With amusing and imaginative illustrations by Nina Hammerle.
| 3 +
The moon would love to be able to lie in a bed for a change, and Basti can actually fly in his! On the other hand, falling asleep in it is sometimes not so easy. At least that’s what the little duckling thinks. And he’s not the only one. That’s why, when our tiny tots climb into their bed, there’s nothing better than a goodnight story to help them snuggle down and drift off to dreamland.
Goodnight stories for the very youngest, divided into short chapters with double-page illustrations – ideal for the bedtime reading ritual.
| 3 +
Delightful Christmas stories for the very young with rhymes they can join in reciting.
| 24 months +
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 +
At last there’s a cheeky new role model for girls! Peggy Diggledey with her friendship adventures in chapters that are just perfect for storytime.
| 4 +
Anton and Antonia are back again and causing all kinds of chaos. Whether it’s at a birthday party, at the supermarket or while they carry out under-cover investigations in the new neighbours’ garden, this pair never runs out of ideas. Also, they prove how well they can look after themselves and even take care of Mr. Feldmann’s pet bird – and have masses of fun into the bargain!
Amusing stories with lots of situation comedy. Perfect for beginning readers and to read aloud.
| 8 +
First the sun is shining, then thick clouds move in and raindrops fall from the sky. When lightning and thunder begin, even a small dog will run away. The powerful pictures and understated text also tell the story of a child in emotional turmoil – one minute, everything is fine, the next, anger surfaces and tears well up. But when the right person is there to give a comforting hug, everything is soon all right again.
Bad Heavens! is a wonderfully poetic journey through all your emotions with angry clouds and joyful bursts of sunshine.
| 3 +
Catastrophes seem to be Franz's speciality. Arguing with Gabi, secretly playing football with the girls, becoming a horse fan or letting his homework get wet – there’s never a dull moment with Franz!
This compendium contains the best everyday stories featuring this lovable and popular little boy: stories about Franz’s friendships, horsy stories with Franz, nonsense stories with Franz, Franz on a class trip, detective stories with Franz, holiday stories with Franz, new football stories with Franz. Beautifully illustrated with lots of colour pictures.
| 6 +
Jan and Julia are going away with their parents. Their cases are all packed, the lady next door is given a key so that she can water their plants while they’re away and then they are off! It’s a long drive, but the family’s picnic by the motorway is exciting and then, before they know it, they are already on the ferry taking them to their holiday island! Going on holiday is so exciting!
| 3 +