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The toe sock feels so lonely: Who on earth is it going to celebrate Christmas with? Everyone else is so different. The slipper sock is far too slow, the knee sock is too tall, and the sneaker sock is rushing round the Christmas tree so fast that all the baubles are falling off. Then the sound of music wafts in from the living room. A small finger glove is playing Christmas carols on the piano. They sound even better with five toes playing the accompaniment!
| 4 +
Modern and charming cuddly look
| 12 months +
The elf family in its tiny house in the top of the fir tree is torn away from its Christmas preparations. Of all the trees in the wood, theirs is the one a family of humans has chosen for its Christmas tree! Now it’s going to be felled and taken to the family’s home. Whatever are the elves to do? And what about their own Christmas festivities?
Christmas at the Elves’ House by Susanne Lütje and Elli Bruder is a timeless and atmospheric Christmas story about the small miracles that happen at Christmas time.
| 4 +
It’s bitterly cold outside and the animals are all freezing. But what’s that glittering over there in the snow? A golden parcel? Whoever can it belong to? Along with the rabbit, the fox, the bear and the other animals in the wood, the children guess who the parcel might be for and what is inside it. The wise owl finds out that the parcel is for all of the animals. They are all so delighted they celebrate a very happy Christmas together! | 24 months +
The third book based on the successful 3-5-8-minute concept, in which it’s the reader , who decides how long the story should take.
| 3 +
First-time Christmas rituals for tiny tots, in age-appropriate language that’s perfect for the very young.
| 24 months +
Matti the reindeer is very excited: This is the very first time he is being allowed to help Father Christmas deliver presents. But where is Father Christmas? Matti goes looking for him and visits the rabbits, who are busy baking biscuits, and the bear, and the squirrels, who are making Christmas decorations. But Father Christmas is nowhere to be seen. Sadly, Matti trots home to the reindeer stable. And who does he find waiting there? Father Christmas! There he stands, in front of a brightly lit Christmas tree in the reindeer stable, holding a small present. It looks like Christmas will be taking place, after all.
Heart-warmingly written and with modern illustrations, this story introduces the very youngest book fans to Christmas rituals.
| 24 months +
- The Christmas classic now as a pop-up book
- Six pop-up pages lovingly designed by paper artist Jonas Schenk and full of surprising effects turn Lisbet’s Christmas preparations into a fun experience for all of the little witch’s fans.
- Little Witch best-seller with over 1.5 million copies sold
| 3 +
There’s no time of the year quite as lovely as Christmas! Jan and Julia bake Christmas biscuits, make Christmas cards and sing Christmas songs and carols. And then Christmas Eve finally arrives. Will Jan and Julia get the presents they wished for?
| 3 +
Mrs Owl’s magical bookshop of wishes is looking very Christmassy. Gustaf, the talking cat, has a wonderful time at the Christmas market; Clara’s best friend, Lena, comes on a visit; and everyone is really looking forward to Christmas Eve. But then Clara finds out that Mrs Owl is planning to spend the best time of the year all alone. Of course, Clara cannot allow that! Along with all of the city’s book lovers, she gives Mrs Owl a wonderful Christmas surprise!
The magical bookshop of wishes – Christmas with Mrs Owl by Katja Fixe speeds up the time till Christmas.
Presse quote:
"...a feel-good mixture of a read that leaves you wanting more.” – www.stiftunglesen.de, September 2017
| 8 +
Available as a board picture book for the first time – with fold-out pages. | 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 +
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 +
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 Matilda Imperatrix boarding school is in Christmas mood! It’s swathed in a glittering blanket of snow, and the schoolgirls simply can’t wait for the holidays to begin. Every day, the little school bus drives down into the valley so that the Matildas can travel from there to their homes all around the planet. But then the snow just keeps on falling, leaving the boarding school cut off from the outside world – and one of the buses doesn’t even make it as far as the village! A daring rescue begins – and whether or not our three heroines will be able to spend Christmas Eve at home with their families remains to be seen.
-\x09Bestseller: some 45,000 books in the series sold (February 2019) | 9 +
- Some 50,000 books from the series sold (July 2019)
- Emmi & Unipig delight readers and the press alike
- For girls and boys who are interested in much more than unicorns and pink glitter
8 +
24 chapters, 24 puzzles, one story – the Advent calendar book for all pony-mad kids Miri is in despair: just before Christmas, she discovers that her parents’ riding school is in financial difficulties. Will most of their Icelandic ponies have to be sold? Miri and her friends Jule and Fiona decide to help out, and organise a big Christmas market. When news reaches them of a legendary treasure-trove, the threesome set off to find it. Can they save the riding school and the Christmas market? | 9 +
Boisterous, charming, with everything the heart could wish for: the perfect Christmas present for all Sat fans.
| 7 +
Is it all right to fib at Christmas? Kirsten Boie and Salah Naoura tell us that sometimes it is allowed! Top German-language authors invite readers to rediscover the Christmas. There are stories about live Christmas cribs, children waiting for snow to fall, about how often you can celebrate Christmas, and how aliens would probably feel at a Christmas market. Fascinating Christmas facts as well as Christmas recipes and poems complete this festive compendium.
A Christmas treasure trove of a book with beautiful colour illustrations that will retain its fascination for many years!! Stories by Paul Maar, Erhard Dietl, Martina Wilder, Antonia Michaelis, Salah Naoura and many others.
| 6 +
- A charming Christmas story for a quiet, cosy time with the family
- A fantastic fable about friendship and compassion
- Lavishly and colourfully illustrated chapters of the perfect length for reading aloud | 5 +
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 +
How do Finnish, Spanish, Ghanaian, Russian, Japanese or Syrian children celebrate Christmas? This question is answered by this delightfully entertaining book. All the chapters concern friendship, with children introducing readers to their own countries. In the process, we discover that – regardless of our cultural heritage – we all share in the wonder and joy that Christmas brings every year. Diversity and love between all those who celebrate: that’s the meaning of Christmas. | 4 +
Punch’s granny is really looking forward to the moment when everyone exchanges Christmas presents, when a man with a beard and a red jacket storms into the house. But no, it isn’t Father Christmas, it’s a robber who steals the Christmas tree! The children help granny and Punch to find the thief and what a surprise they get! In the end, it turns out to be the very best Christmas Punch has seen for a long time! A Christmassy puppet board book with sliding figures on every page and amusing verses.
| 24 months +
The little angel Tippydip is absolutely determined that this year he will finally get to deliver an Advent calendar to a child. But once again the head angel has forgotten him. What good luck that one Advent calendar has been left lying in the calendar workshop! And in spite of all sorts of mishaps, in the end the calendar lands exactly where it belongs.
Child-appropriate, funny and magical
Cute presentation: topics Christmas and angels
| 3 +
