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A small and very special picture dictionary on the perennial favourite theme of "animals". Alongside the classic and delightful illustrations, each new word is also explained by means of short and catchy rhymes. These help to imprint these new acquisitions in the minds of small children, who will also enjoy the playful element as they look at the pictures and repeat the rhymes along with you.
• A speedy way to learn first words: an engaging combination of picture dictionary and early rhymes.
• Popular board book topic: motor vehicles.
• Lovingly designed activity book.
18 months +
Which animal has the best hair?
Mad colour, bouncy blowout, mullet … our hairstyles say things about us! It’s the same in the animal world, too: eleven different animals encounter one another at the hairdresser, all with their own particular requests. The flamingo envies the crocodile his green skin and tries this look out in the mirror … but in the end, they all agree that they’re perfect just the way they are!
Ann-Katrin Heger addresses the latest hair trends in her own inimitable way: with rhymes full of linguistic puns. With magical, amusing illustrations by Marlit Kraus, this is more than a picture book: it’s an invitation to read, look, snuggle, create and decorate.
- Look, cut out, colour in, hang up: an innovative combination of picture book and matching garland.
- With 11 delightfully illustrated pennants to make and decorate yourself.
- Funny rhyming animal story dealing with the notion of self-acceptance and self-belief.
| 4 +
The little pig is tired of being all on his own so he packs his things and sets out into the world to find himself a friend. Sadly, his first attempts with a chicken and a beaver are unsuccessful, but then the pig meets the little mouse and the pair end up romping and playing and the pig brushes the mouse’s fur while the mouse brushes the pig’s bristles. That’s how happy you can be if you have a friend!
A heart-warming story about friendship with charming rhymes to repeat and delightful pictures!
| 24 months +
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 +
At Christmas, everyone comes together, and the little piglet, the big, fat bear and lots of other funny animals have a big party. First they decorate a tree and then they guzzle gorgeous food, sing and dance. Hurray! Christmas is simply wonderful!
A heart-warming story of Christmas and best friends with festive rhymes and charming illustrations!
| 12 months +
Where has Mother Hen’s egg got to? She sets out to look for it, but when the first egg she finds hatches, out comes a little heron. The next egg contains a penguin and the third egg actually has a crocodile inside! Before Mother Hen finally finds her own egg, there are lots of surprises in store that children can even join in on. Every time they turn a page, a new baby animal hatches from the egg!
A hide-and-seek story with peepholes and lots of surprises. | 24 months +
The little buffalo is getting smellier all the time, but he doesn’t care – you see, water isn’t his thing. It’s only when his friends start running away from him instead of playing with him that the stinky little buffalo finally accepts that it is perhaps time for him to take a bath, after all!
Amusing rhymes by popular author Susanne Weber
Fresh illustrations from newcomer Lisa Rammensee
Bathtime, an everyday topic delightfully packaged for tiny tots | 24 months +
Exciting subject for children, charmingly presented with large fold-out pages that reveal each secret!
| 24 months +
Paul Maar exceeds himself in this beautiful compendium and uses the full spectrum of his many talents. Delightfully witty poems, nonsense rhymes, interactive ideas, tantalising tongue twisters and charming stories about the Little Kangaroo provide ample reading material for an entire year. All of the texts centre on animals, a favourite topic with children, and are beautifully illustrated by Nina Dulleck – a truly gorgeous book for children of 6 and over and their parents!
| 6 +
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 +
There are five little mice hidden in the little house. Wherever can they be? Is there a little mouse hidden in the umbrella? No, that's just a frog. Or perhaps behind the coat? Yes, there’s a mouse there. The children look for the little mice behind the many flaps all over the house and find one of the little mice on every page.
A fine way to learn how to look for things and also how to count! With amusing rhymes to join in with, first counting exercises and illustrations full of details to spot.
| 24 months +
A captivating picture book by Walter Trier and Harry Rowohlt. Clever dolphins, a gigantic whale and a flying fish: the Pekinese enjoying a trip on a steamer is as cool as a cucumber and not easy to impress. But when the seahorse invites him to visit his paddock, Jim Jellyfish starts flirting and the octopus dances a two-step, there’s no stopping the fun on this uproarious steamer trip!
Walter Trier’s illustrations date from the 1940s and only came to light in 2005 when they were unexpectedly discovered among the late Erich Kästner’s effects. Coupled with the virtuosic verses of Harry Rowohlt, they have now been made into a complete picture book for the first time. | 12 months +
A touching discovery story for very young pony fans by star illustrator Nina Dulleck.
| 24 months +
Warm, encouraging message: You’re great just the way you are! | 24 months +
| 12 months +
“Oh no,” says the beaver. “I think I have a fever!” Straight away, all of his friends want to help him. The ferret sends him to bed, the snail gives him a blanket, the rabbit provides a cold compress and they all get together to cook him a hot soup! How could the beaver fail to get better now!
Large, clear pictures, delightfully funny rhymes for the children to repeat and empathise with. For everyone with a big heart!
| 12 months +
Deep in the woods, the little hedgehog is busy picking berries when suddenly it starts to rain. He looks for somewhere to shelter and finally finds a dry spot underneath a gigantic leaf where heaps more delicious berries are growing. There’s lots going on deep in the woods!
In Susanne Weber’s fanciful verses full of imagery, young readers experience with the little animals all there is to be found in the woods. Wonderfully atmospheric illustrations by Kerstin Schoene | 24 months +
The little mouse lives deep in the woods. She’s hungry and her tummy is rumbling. Sadly, the nut she wants to carry home is very heavy and far too big for her. Luckily, the squirrel helps her to carry it. There’s lots going on in the woods!
In Susanne Weber’s fanciful verses full of imagery, young readers experience with the little animals all there is to be found in the woods. Wonderfully atmospheric illustrations by Kerstin Schoene. | 24 months +
Deep in the woods, the little fox plays hide and seek with his friend the hare. But before he finally spots the hare hidden in the tall grass, he meets some other animals because there’s lots going on deep in the woods!
In Susanne Weber’s fanciful verses full of imagery, young readers experience with the little animals all there is to be found in the woods. Wonderfully atmospheric illustrations by Kerstin Schoene.
| 24 months +
The warthog is very knowledgeable, but sadly it has no idea at all about kissing. This has to change, he decides, and tries his luck with a spider, a bee and a butterfly, but none of them want a kiss from him. And the other animals also prefer to stay unkissed, so the warthog tries kissing a pebble. Will it return his kiss?
A Warthog Wants to Kiss is really special thanks to Erhard Dietl’s rhymes, which guarantee great hilarity, and Christiane Hansen’s beautiful illustrations, which will soon have fans of kissing, large and small alike.
| 4 +
"Christmas Eve and it’s nearly eight o’clock. The woods lie silent. Snowflakes drift gently down..." The big bear lumbers through the glistening white winter woods. He meets the stag, the pig and the rabbit – together they knock at the door of the cosy house the children can see at the edge of the special contoured pages: This is where forester Klaus lives! What a good thing all the animals have brought something with them. Now they can celebrate Christmas together!
Atmospheric pictures and special contoured pages are lots of fun and full of surprises. Delightful rhymes for guessing and joining in.
| 24 months +
Deep in the woods, the little owl is fast asleep. She wakes up at nightfall. Then in the bright moonlight, she hops happily from branch to branch, playing with her shadow until next morning, when she’s tired out and falls into a blissful sleep. There’s lots going on deep in the woods!
In Susanne Weber’s fanciful verses full of imagery, young readers experience with the little animals all there is to be found in the woods. Wonderfully atmospheric illustrations by Kerstin Schoene | 24 months +
The glow-worm flies through the night. Because it’s too bright for the mole, the glow-worm switches off its light for him, but then he lets it shine again for other animals. That way, the water flea need not feel afraid in the dark and the mouse can find its way back to its mouse hole. When all the animals are happy, the glow-worm meets up with its friends and they all dance merrily in the moonlight. Every picture has a spot to press that makes the glow-worm light up, and there’s one to make the moon shine on the last page. An interactive goodnight book for little light-switch fans with a loveable main character and child-appropriate rhymes. Interactive goodnight book for little light-switch fans Clever concept, loveable main character, child-appropriate rhymes | 24 months +
Then come along to nursery school instead!
Every morning at nursery school, Paul the little hare meets his friends, where they start the day with a merry song. After gym today, Mrs Lisa has a surprise for the children: painting eggs. But whatever has happened to Paul’s egg?
•\x09Charming, nostalgic, colourful illustrations
•\x09Cute rhymes for joining in
| 24 months +
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! | 7 +
What an alphabet soup! The much-loved and highly entertaining Oggly first reader, featuring graphics from the film. The Ogglies love A because it smells of Ash. They tremble at B, because Baths are torture for Ogglies. C for Computer isn't so bad, because the Ogglies find them as tasty as extension flexes. | 6 +
Pull tab entertainment in board book format by best-selling author Sandra Grimm | 24 months +
The Sat gives Mr Pocketbeer a very precious present for his birthday: a very last wish dot. But what does Mr Pocketbeer go and do with it? He makes a wish for the wrong thing, of course - namely, a Sat for his pesky neighbour, Mrs Redcabbage. And straight away, there’s a second Sat sitting at their dining table! It is scarily well behaved, but it poses a huge challenge for the Pocketbeer Sat!
At last: a Sat read-aloud book by Paul Maar, written especially for younger children! Perfect preparation for the iconic Sat books and super for reading aloud! | 7 +