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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 +
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 +
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 +
Even as a child, the prince was very, very big. Unfortunately, although being that big is very practical, it can also be quite a nuisance because you are constantly banging your head, for instance. Also, it’s anything but easy to find a princess to suit you. So the prince sets out to search for one …
The Prince Who Was Very Big
is a hilarious fairy tale about everyone being fine just the way they are.
| 3 +
The book explains theological issues in child-appropriate, easy-to-understand language. It explains the significance of Christian traditions and provides aids to understanding. This book of children’s questions aims to stimulate conversations between children and adults and also to encourage them to search for the answers together.
The following are just some of the children’s questions to which this book provides answers:
?\x09Does God like chocolate, too?
?\x09Has God got a white beard?
?\x09Is God really a person?
?\x09Who was God’s mother?
?\x09How does God make us?
?\x09Where did the first person come from?
?\x09What kind of food do they have in heaven?
?\x09Why do people have to die?
?\x09Why do children starve?
?\x09Where does the Baby Jesus live?
?\x09What is a soul?
?\x09Why can Jesus go up to heaven on a cloud?
| 4 +
A top title from one of the most successful self-publishers, now for the first time with a German publishing house!
DivineSpark is the ideal blend of dream material for the target readership: a deep, world-encompassing love that must not be, a self-assured heroine, and a (seemingly) inaccessible hero every girl reading this story will sigh for.
Volume 2: Divine Spark – Don’t Hate Me
Volume 3: Divine Spark – Don’t Leave Me | 14 +
A top title from one of the most successful self-publishers, now for the first time with a German publishing house!
DivineSpark is the ideal blend of dream material for the target readership: a deep, world-encompassing love that must not be, a self-assured heroine, and a (seemingly) inaccessible hero every girl reading this story will sigh for.
Volume 2: DivineSpark – Don’t Hate Me
Volume 3: DivineSpark – Don’t Leave Me
| 14 +
A tale to warm any heart: the perfect present!
On-trend hand-lettered typography
It’s a day full of wonderful adventures for the lively little otter and his big, cuddly friend. When evening falls, they ask one another why today was so extra-specially, heart-warmingly lovely. The answer trips straight off the otter’s tongue: because they spent it together. “You know what?” says the big otter to the little otter, who has snuggled up to him and is looking up at his friend with his great big eyes, “You are my biggest delight!” | 5 +
An excerpt from the contents:
•\x09Super experiments with magnifying glasses
•\x09Floating slime
•\x09Chemical garden
•\x09The romantic kitchen galaxy
•\x09Black worms from flowerpots
•\x09Rocket cars
•\x09Putting out a candle with carbon dioxide
•\x09Detonating gas
•\x09Stink bombs
•\x09Invisible inks
•\x09Painting with maggots
•\x09Why you cannot divide spaghetti by two
•\x09How much gel can you get into hair?
| 10 +
Why don't sharks have to go to the dentist? Why don't penguins get cold feet? Where is the wind, when it's not blowing? Children are never shy about asking questions. Adults, however, are not always quite so forthcoming with the answers – not least as they don't always know them! However, these clever and amusing stories will help to plug the gaps. | 5 +
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 +
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 +
Mimi is so madly in love with Chris that her stomach seems to have thousands of butterflies fluttering around in it. The only problem is that Chris lives at the other end of Germany. Will their romance last even if she only sees her boyfriend in the holidays? Everything would be so much easier if it weren’t for her stupid jealousy! But somehow all the other girls seem to know Chris far better than she does …
| 13 +
Delightful rhymes illustrated with gentle humour that inspire parents: soothing ways to send our little ones off to dreamland!
| 24 months +
Livia is new in Berlin and can’t get over what an exciting city it is. There’s the old man with the dachshund always sporting a partner look, the punks near the tube station with bad teeth and even worse teeth and the even worse things they say and the girls who hang out with Johanna, to whom Livia is at best invisible. But there’s Tim here in Berlin, too. Tim the street kid who is unlike any other boy she has ever met before and who shows her the other, very different, side to the city. Katrin Bongard tells a moving story of life in the city with appealing lightness and honesty.
The story of a girl, a clique and a love that defies all conventions.
Authentic, stylish and thoughtful.
| 13 +
In her novel, Lisa Anders writes about subjects that touch the reader’s world in a dramatic, humorous and original style. A zany story about an internship with obstacles and the unpredictability of love.
| 12 +
New questions from the popular “Why” series: hard facts woven into entertaining read-aloud stories – that’s how funny and fascinating our body can be.
| 4 +
The sequel to the popular book Why are Bananas Curved? is packed 22 fascinating stories that are simply brimming interesting facts.
| 4 +
Children aren’t the only ones who can learn something here! This read-aloud book provides surprising answers to some of the burning questions children ask and playfully imparts knowledge almost by chance. These are just some of the children’s questions the book answers: Why do the stars shine? Where is the wind when it isn’t blowing? Where does the sun go at night? How does the salt get into the sea? How does cheese get its holes? Can fish drown? Why don’t woodpeckers get a headache when they drum? Why do milk teeth fall out? Why do some people have dark skin?
| 5 +
•\x09The book tells 22 exciting stories connected with questions frequently asked by children.
•\x09Amusing, colourful pictures by Katrin Oertel
•\x09The stories are particularly good for reading aloud.
| 4 +
Vera has a special talent: she can talk backwards fluently. And that’s not all! In the night, she sometimes hears a voice telling her who will soon be falling in love with whom. Her friend Katya thinks that’s totally cool, although she could happily do without this particular gift. Then again, she would never have thought that her talents could get her onto the television, help her save her grandpa and find her first love.
Birgit Hasselbusch presents a whole firework display of ideas. Crazy, full of different angles and with lots of unexpected twists and turns.
An imaginative story about two special gifts – that are both a curse and a blessing.
Reading forwards and backwards allowed!
An incredibly imaginative story.
Exciting and entertaining to the last sentence.
| 12 +
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 +
A love story from two angles and a fast-paced tour of New York with lots of cool insider tips!
| 13 +
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 +
The brilliant finale of the DIVINE SPARK trilogy by Marah Woolf, bestselling author of SilverMoonLight and BookLess, and one of the most successful self-published authors in Germany!
| 14 +
Book two in the bestselling DIVINE SPARK trilogy by Marah Woolf | 14 +
Book two in the DIVINE SPARK trilogy by Marah Woolf.
| 14 +
The brilliant finale of the DIVINE SPARK trilogy by Marah Woolf, bestselling author of SilverMoonLight and BookLess, and one of the most successful self-published authors in Germany!
| 14 +
- A fine book to settle down with by the bestselling SPIEGEL author and uncrowned romantasy queen
- A story of time travel – an ever-popular dream theme – grippingly told
- Huge fan community: Marah Woolf’s books have sold over one million copies | 14 +