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How does the bunny find his way back to his burrow? Where is the pot of tasty honey hidden? How does the camel make its way out of the desert? This book has 40 mazes just waiting to be untangled. On your pencils, get set, go!
| 4 +
A merry book that makes child’s play of learning the days of the week!
| 4 +
Class 4a is notorious throughout the school. A for “absolute nightmare” is what everyone calls it and class teacher Mrs Dove is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. To make matters worse, the school inspector announces a visit to the school and on the morning he’s due to come, the children are delighted to see Mrs Dove turn on her heel just outside the school gates. Of course, Class 4a erupts into chaos straight away, but then along comes Miss Braitwhistle, the exchange teacher from Newcastle upon Tyne. She takes charge of lessons and always stays as cool as a cucumber, even when faced with 4a. And the children suddenly discover that school really can be fun. They’ve never had a teacher like Miss Braitwhistle before. With her, they study the subject of blood circulation standing on their heads, the indoor swimming pool is turned into an ice rink, a horse comes to tea and Miss Braitwhistle even has a recipe for making the saddest dog in the world happy again. The pupils all agree: Miss Braitwhistle is simply fabulous and even the headmaster, Mr Fishley, is seen to smile for the first time.
But one morning, Mr Fishley comes into the classroom to tell the children that it’s time for Miss Braitwhistle to go back to Newcastle upon Tyne. He is clearly just as sad about this as the children, but they decide to take Miss Braitwhistle at her favourite words – wait and see –and cannot help believing that their favourite teacher will soon be back.
A modern Mary Poppins story, enchanting and humorous. With lots of illustrations by Susanne Göhlich.
| 8 +
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 +
Mrs Zimpernickel likes everything to be just so and in its proper place, even at Christmas. Things are very different at the Weber’s house, where a merry chaos reigns all year round. And Mrs Zimpernickel’s rules really are too weird: Take rule No 5, for instance: the home must be sparingly decorated and fairy lights are not allowed. That’s such a shame! And look at Rule No 4! Oh, so children should each give their siblings something precious, should they? And why is Mummy not allowed to sing and Lina not allowed to wear her princess dress? Isn’t having fun supposed to be the point of Christmas? Andrea Schütze’s first book is a great Christmas read for the entire family, fresh and funny and illustrated with lots of colourful pictures.
•\x09An amusing, tumultuous Christmas story
•\x09Perfect for reading aloud on dark winter’s evenings
•\x09First-time author with a refreshing, humorous tone
•\x09Even the parents get bossed about in this story: that’s sure to make the young readers laugh
•\x09a book for children and parents alike about Christmas chaos, serenity and solidarity
| 6 +
Sabine Ludwig’s Christmas fun with fresh, colourful pictures by Sabine Wilharm.
| 8 +
Turn your home into an Escape Room - with a whole host of challenges in all the different rooms! In the game, players are shut in and the doors are secured by a combination lock.
Your mission is to work together as a family to escape from the 'room'. Now things become exciting: you'll need to rack your brains, work things out, search for things - because you can only escape once you've found the right code. The puzzles are true brain-teasers; however, there's fun to be had as well. Ever heard of the Tickling Challenge or the Food Pairing Contest? No? Well, you will do now!
– The first family book that transforms your own four walls into an Escape Room!
– Quality Time: this book is great fun, offers endless opportunities for family bonding, and promotes creativity, deductive skills and empathy.
– This interactive book leads participants step by step through the game, offering useful tips along the way. If you get really stuck, the solutions are at the end, too! | 6 +, s230 For kids and adults
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It’s Mouse’s birthday today. She’s really looking forward to seeing all her guests. Which animal is this, then, coming to give the mouse a present? One by one, Mouse’s friends arrive – who’s this one? The children see the tip of a trunk holding a parcel, pull the slider and are delighted to see the elephant! They can see his present on the back of the slider. And when all the guests have arrived, they all have a lovely party!
Guessing games with affectionately and cheerfully illustrated sliders to pull.
| 24 months +
Giant Rumble or Dwarf Twirl? Three minutes or eight? This book will find friends everywhere. It contains 21 fun, imaginative, touching stories about friendship, solidarity, about mice and crows who become friends, and girls who cover long distances for each other. And each story is just the reading length you want.
Fun stories from different worlds of friendship
Successful concept: over 115,000 copies of the series sold
Just the right length for every read-aloud occasion | 4 +
The morning starts at six with a pillow fight, at seven it’s time for the pixies to clean their teeth and splash the hens with water, and at nine o’clock they have to be at nursery school. The children accompany the little pixies Tim and Lu all through the day, using the clock to set the times from when Tim and Lu get up in the morning to when they go to bed at night and Father Pixie reads them a goodnight story.
Colourful pictures depict the children’s eventful daily lives, and as a special feature, there’s a clock with moving hands that tick as they turn.
| 3 +
The bear is very hungry and looking for something to eat. The children help him to search and already know what tasty titbits await him on the next page – a glimpse through the peephole lets them in on the secret! But the big bull is too dangerous, the pigs are too filthy, and the hare is too fast for him, and the chickens just laugh at him. The bear is feeling pretty desperate, but then Mrs Bear comes home with delicious bread and honey.
Discovery fun for young children with amusing rhymes to join in with, peepholes for guessing games and lovely bright pictures.
| 24 months +
As Wild Boar and Fox are unexpectedly witnesses to the delightful spectacle of a mayfly hatching, they find themselves faced with a problem – how on earth are they to tell the creature it has only one day to live? Straightaway, they decide to say that Fox is the one who will soon die. The pretty fly immediately comes up with an idea: to fit a whole life – full of happiness – into the space of a single day!
»Anyone banished to a desert island and allowed to take only one CD along should try this one.« Münchner Merkur about the Audio version
| 6 +
What’s more enjoyable for tiny tots than short read-aloud stories that deal with their everyday lives? There’s one about little Alina who’s off to nursery school, one about Felix and his outing in a handcart and another one about Manuel, who’s looking forward to seeing his friends and playing with his castle … an anthology of stories that are conducive to snuggling – as well as to listening, marvelling and falling asleep happily to rhymes and songs.
Rounded corners and strong paper for small children’s hands
Plus rhymes, songs and tickling and finger games
| 24 months +
| 6 +
Ever since Edda and Matti found an old computer keyboard on the rubbish heap, they have been obsessed by secret agents. So Edda, of course, wants a proper detective party for her seventh birthday. With shadowing people, and secret missions, and agent ID for all the guests. When Matti discovers a little mouse in the garden, Edda has a sweet pet as well. In addition to a brilliant Secret Agent birthday with all her friends! | 6 +
I want to go to school, too! When this glittering reading material with the reversible sequin cover is given as a first-day-at-school present, even the most sceptical of children about to start school will find it very easy to say goodbye to their nursery school. On the inside, the loveliest stories by Ursel Scheffler, Henriette Wich, Dimiter Inkiow and many others; on the outside, 123 and ABC all at once.
Trend: reversible sequins
Great gift for school starters
Well-known authors have children looking forward to starting school | 5 +
Boisterous, charming, with everything the heart could wish for: the perfect Christmas present for all Sat fans.
| 7 +
A pesky bird, a princess who beats up the prince and Kurt, an unwilling unicorn who thinks, sparkly pink stars and rose-scented farts are totally pathetic – it’s enough to make you weep. But what’s the good of complaining? With a little help from Trill the bird and the ninja goldfish, unicorn Kurt will rescue kidnapped Prince Flea in the end, pink fur or none.
“Kurt is one thing above all else: amazingly funny! At last, here we have a different kind of story about unicorns and princesses. That Kurt is anything but your typical unicorn and that he finds everything a unicorn normally represents incredibly annoying, is the theme that runs right through the book and keeps the laughs coming right to the end.” - Buchkinderblog.de
- Full English translation available!
- An unwilling, guaranteed cliché-free unicorn
- Ironic, amusing story time fun even grown-ups will love to read
- Hilariously illustrated by Stephan Pricken | 5 +
-\x09Eight stories to raise a smile! Wonderful, heart-warming Christmas stories from our bestselling author
-\x09Christmas with the family – great excitement and moments of peace | 8 +
Tentative bunny-hopper or proper jumper? “Jump and Fun” is a book which offers the ultimate in challenges for kids and teens who want to have fun and look amazing. Includes around 20 tutorials for different jumps, important safety advice, and cool ideas for trampoline-based battles and parties. Includes top insider tips by expert Daniel Schmidt, world-class level trampolinist and several times finalist in the “Ninja Warrior Germany” series.
Stunts for all levels and abilities
With suggestions for trampolining battles and games suitable for groups
Includes valuable EXPERT TIPS by trampolining professional and NINJA WARRIOR Daniel Schmidt | 8 +
Finny the dolphin finds a star, Florian sends a message in a bottle, Julia meets a mermaid and Luke chases the flop-eared tiger. Hurray – finally, holiday stories the whole family will love. And not one, but three books in a slipcase that already puts you in a holiday mood the moment you see it.
Three books brimming with read-aloud stories: Adventure Stories, Dolphin Stories & Beach Stories
Ideal for small luggage | 4 +
•\x09The second book in the crazy school series featuring Miss Braitwhistle: a delightfully written book that simply trips off the page. With wonderful illustrations by Susanne Göhlich.
•\x09Volume 1 has already sold more than 35,000 copies.
•\x09Sabine Ludwig is a weaver of spells!
| 8 +
Franz and Aki have actually made it into Year 5! But isn’t there still a story about the chaotic 4a that has never been told? Of course there is, the story of their class trip! Imagine Miss Braitwhistle on a trip with her 4a! That could only end in muddle and chaos.
Sabine Ludwig’s hilarious school stories are told with charm and a dash of irony, and convey values without a moralising undertone.
| 8 +
A for “absolute nightmare”, that’s what the old 4a used to be called. Now all the kids from 4a go to different schools. But luckily there will be a class reunion soon, where Frank, Aki, Paula and the others can meet up again. But the real fun only begins when Miss Braitwhistle, their enchanting ex-teacher, turns up and invites the kids to her place. And she has prepared a “little surprise” for them: party crackers that make wishes come true! And suddenly they all find themselves at the zoo in the middle of the night.
School life - Sabine Ludwig’s favourite subject and also that of her young (and not quite so young) readers: a wonderful reunion in the fourth volume of this bestselling series, refreshingly told with all the typically light-hearted Ludwig humour and illustrations by Susanne Göhlich.
| 8 +
Twelve-year-old Felix Vorndran’s newly won friendship with his pals, and above all with Ella, is put to an acid test. But what role do the seemingly friendly biology replacement teacher Dr. Dr. Quip, who is obsessed with flying, and the ‘resurrected’ Hulda Stingbeard play in all this?? And why is it Felix who is shrinking this time? Another fast-paced and gripping story by Sabine Ludwig.
Once again, we meet Felix, Smithy and Ella of the bestseller and box-office hit "Help, I’ve Shrunk my Teacher" by bestselling author Sabine Ludwig (200,000 books from the Miss Braitwhistle series sold). Light-footed and hilarious narrative style.
“Sabine Ludwig mixes the creepy adventures of schoolchildren with elements of fantasy. The liveliness of the book stems above all from its humour, which emerges from the smallest incidents. The result is often hilarious!”
Berliner Zeitung
“Sabine Ludwig’s fans must read it, and for those who have not yet read any of her books, it is recommended unconditionally.”
Der Tagesspiegel
“Excitement is guaranteed with this book by Sabine Ludwig.”
Neues Deutschland
| 10 +
The trees are still holding on to their many-coloured leaves and the weather is far too warm for the time of year when the four friends Talis, Alva, Will and Sam happen upon a gleaming stone in a forbidden part of the forest. Hardly have they found the stone than they have strange creatures clad in iron armour pursuing them…
A fantastic adventure comic that whisks children away into an unfamiliar world packed with fun and action and opens up the world of reading even to unpractised readers.
Second book in the series to be published in autumn 2021 | 6 +