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Original and inventive: Paul Maar!
One day Mr Martin starts turning invisible, he continues to fade a little bit more every day until he disappears entirely from view. No doctor can help him – after all, it’s hardly an easy job if you can’t see the patient. People in the street are bewildered to see Mr Martin’s dog out for his walk apparently without his master. There are sausages sizzling in the frying pan, but where’s the cook? Luckily, Mr Martin discovers that being invisible can also have its good side. He particularly likes it when Mrs Savitzky, his cleaner, unintentionally sits on his lap. Will she carry on doing it when Mr Martin stops being invisible?
| 4 +
Amusing rhymes and amusing illustrations show how much fun children can have with the best mummy in the world.
| 24 months +
- 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
| 24 months +
In The Nicest Mummy in the World, we want to find out whose mummy is the nicest in the world. Is it the squirrel whose mummy rocks him in her arms? Or the polar bear whose mummy makes him hot tea? Or perhaps the little fox whose mummy kisses away the pain when he hurts himself? In the end, one thing is clear: every child has the nicest mummy in the world!
| 24 months +
It’s the middle of the night when the small pig’s curiosity gets the better of him and he sneaks into the white house at the edge of the village and settles down for a sleep on the sofa there. He has absolutely no idea that this is the house where the great big, greedy Grommels live. And they are anything but pleased when they discover their impudent guest the following morning. But a small pig isn’t going to be frightened by huge teeth and long claws, is he? Or is he? Author and illustrator Iris Wewer tells a wonderfully warm-hearted story of bravery and friendship, with a lovable main character and terrifying monsters, which is also perfect for nursery school.
A delightfully cheeky pig in a wonderful story of bravery and friendship
Full English translation available!
| 3 +
Amusing rhymes and amusing illustrations show how much fun children can have with the best daddy in the world.
| 24 months +
Salah Naoura’s story about “being different” is light-hearted, witty and heart-warming!
| 4 +
A book with wonderful illustrations, ideal for the bedtime story ritual!
| 3 +
“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).
| 12 months +
The top bestseller with sliders on every page. In large format with delightfully amusing rhymes that comfort and distract!
| 24 months +
Granny Rose lives a quiet, retiring life in her house on the coast. She keeps her home tidy and in the evening knits the grey socks she sells at market. But one day down on the beach she finds a little monkey called Puck and takes him home with her. Puck has some pretty extraordinary ideas when it comes to tidiness. Suddenly nothing in Rose’s life is as it used to be. But is that really such a bad thing?
Affectionate, amusing and profound – a pleasure for child listeners and adult readers
Successful illustrator Imke Sönnichsen has written and drawn an affectionate story full of mischievous humour to delight any child and also entertain the adults reading it.
Full English translation available!
| 4 +
Full English translation available! | 4 +
Every page has a slider that can be pulled in and out to change the pictures. So there’s lots more to discover about the baby animals than can be seen at first glance – as well as some funny surprises!
With the Pull & Discover series, children aged 18 months and over playfully get to know their environment, while the subjects and illustrations encourage them to start learning to talk. | 24 months +
And in The Nicest Grandma in the World, Nana Elephant and the elephant child pick a lovely bunch of flowers together, Granny Hamster speeds down the hill with the little hamster, and Granny Mole takes her grandchild on a treasure hunt. No wonder children all love their grandmothers!
| 24 months +
"Look how pleased the ducks are when we scatter grain for them!” The little duck’s belly is cuddly and soft – and when the children stroke it, the duck begins to quack. The little girl has plenty of favourite animals: a puppy, a pony, a cuddly cat and, of course, her lovely soft teddy! She takes the readers through the garden and into the house – and when they meet one of the animals, they just have to stroke its fur and it will start to bark, neigh or meow!
Five familiar and well-loved animals, five different animal noises. With the innovative stroke/sound concept.
An interactive book with an animal to stroke on every page
| 24 months +
A truly beautiful gift book, with enchanting rhymes for parents to read over and over again, and for their little ones to join in repeating!
| 24 months +
All the baby animals are crying because something hurts or they’ve had a fright or feel anxious. By stroking them, the young readers calm the baby animals down, so that they give a sigh of relief in the end. Each double page features a different animal that reacts when the fur element is touched.
With its cute sighs and sounds of relief, The touch-sound book “Stroke Me And Everything Will be All Right Again introduces toddlers of 18 months and over to empathy by giving them a different animal to comfort on every new page.
| 24 months +
How snug the cat looks up the tree! How peacefully the hamster looks, fast asleep at the edge of the field after his delicious dinner! And just listen to the great big elephant trumpeting out his snores! The little mouse patters softly from animal to animal, enjoying all the different snoring sounds the children make by softly stroking the animals’ tummies. A sound and feel book with different snoring sounds and touch elements.
| 24 months +
Nana Elephant and the elephant child pick a beautiful bunch of flowers together, Granny Hamster speeds down the hill with the little hamster, and Granny Mole takes her grandchild on a treasure hunt. No wonder all children love their grandmothers so much! Seven delightfully illustrated granny rhymes.
| 24 months +
A sleep-inducing bedtime story not just for bat children: A book that’s sure to be a favourite, with catchy new rhymes by Susanne Lütje and cute pictures by Stefanie Reich.
| 24 months +
But exactly how does the mummy hedgehog kiss her child? And how does the little penguin come by a kiss? On each new page, there’s a different, enchanting scene of creatures kissing. One thing is certainly very clear: all the baby animals get a lovely big smacker of a kiss from their mummy.
With beautiful illustrations and rhymes, Giraffe Kiss and Crocodile Smacker carries the very young off to an affectionate animal world, where mummy animals kiss their children in their own, very special way.
| 24 months +
Warm, encouraging message: You’re great just the way you are! | 24 months +
Grandfather Hedgehog makes paper planes, Grandpa Bear bakes bilberry cake and Granddad Mouse gives his grandchild such a big push on his rocking horse that he gallops off around the world. Isn’t it lovely that animal children also have such wonderful grandfathers! Seven affectionately illustrated granddad rhymes – a wonderful gift book for grandparents and grandchildren alike.
| 24 months +
The perfect goodnight story \x1A
| 24 months +
How do I kiss a koala bear? Easy-peasy! But to kiss the giraffe, the child has to climb up high into the tree – and it even has to hang upside down from a branch to reach the sloth. And what’s the best way to give a sparrow a quick peck? That’s simple, on the swing! In the end, of course, the biggest smacker of all is for mummy! With its bright, colourful illustrations by Annette Swoboda, its catchy verses full of fun and surprises and its affectionate kiss alphabet, this book makes a perfect present for tiny tots. A positively kissable picture book! | 24 months +
Can you imagine how much I love you? The big cat loves her baby so much that she even paints the sky blue for the kitten. She moves mountains and makes the stars smile for her child. A book that makes a wonderful gift for children, but also for parents on the birth of a baby. With delightful, brightly coloured pictures and rhymes by Susanne Lütje.
| 12 months +
Delightful rhymes illustrated with gentle humour that inspire parents: soothing ways to send our little ones off to dreamland!
| 24 months +
Brrr! The little penguin is freezing. How can he warm up? There’s no room among the other animals. Thank goodness Mum is cuddly and warm!
Eye-catching on the book-stands.
Attractively embossed.
Popular animals make this a must-have book. | 12 months +
This story book for children of two and over is divided into two sections: one with stories about playing and laughing and one with stories about falling asleep and dreaming.
| 24 months +
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 +
Pingu and Pongo are happy
As a penguin pair can be.
But then they’re even happier
When two plus one makes three!
Pingu spends his days doing what penguins like to to do best: swimming, diving, and sliding on the ice. Then he meets Pongo and they are very happy together. One day they suddenly find something lying on the ice: an egg! The pair incubate it. And what hatches out? A little chick. How wonderful!
18 months +
A lovely spring title that also makes a good Easter present!
| 24 months +
It’s Christmas. The owl gets some wonderful presents from Mummy and Daddy, Granny and Granddad. The owl is blissful, laughing happily, when it suddenly realises – oh no! – it didn’t think of presents itself! Luckily, it comes up with the very best present to give to the others, after all: “A kiss for everyone! There couldn’t be a better gift!” Each page produces a different sound. Little Owl can be heard speaking, unwrapping presents and, at the end of the story, even singing a Christmas carol.
Little Owl Celebrates Christmas can now be heard with a sweet little owl voice.
| 24 months +
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 +