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      • Rabbit and Moon
        Children's & YA
        September 2020

        Rabbit and Moon

        A Story for Odilia

        by Ruth Johanna Benrath, Lucie Geopfert

        "Write me a story!", Odilia wishes. And so her mother's friend tells her about the rabbit with the far too long ears and the curious moon, who actually only wanted to take a quick look in the window of the house on his way home. But then he is supposed to help the rabbit in the big super-rabbit race, even though he has to do his duty in the sky. And then the supervisory authority comes to check whether he is also working properly ...A story on two levels, which gets a very special dynamic through the accompanying dialogues of Odilia and the narrator. The unique illustrations by Lucie Göpfert give the story an enchantingly humorous touch. "Hare and Moon" is suitable as a read-aloud book as well as for more accomplished first-time readers.

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      • Lotte and Max visit the bees
        Children's & YA
        November 2019

        Lotte and Max visit the bees

        by Michaela Rosenbaum, Marisa Oeker

        Why bees are so indispensable for us and our environment, how honey is produced and what we can do at home for the bees and other insects is shown to children from the age of 4 in this lovingly written and beautifully illustrated picture book. Lotte and Max love honey for breakfast. But where does it actually come from? Florian, the beekeeper, knows. During a visit, he shows the siblings his beehives and explains to them how honey is made. In the process, the children learn a lot about the industrious little winged creatures. At the end, the family builds an insect hotel for their own garden. When will the first buzzers move in?

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      • The story of Mr and Mrs Hedgehog
        Children's & YA
        October 2020

        The story of Mr and Mrs Hedgehog

        by Michaela Rosenbaum, Claudia Fries

        Mr. and Mrs. Hedgehog wish for a tiny baby hedgehog, but unfortunately it doesn't work out. They ask the other animals of the forest, the rabbits with their little long ears, the wild boars with their younglings and finally the wise owl. They all give well-meaning tips, but what suits the other animals does not help the hedgehog couple. When they finally return to what hedgehogs like to do, the waiting is finally over ... Sometimes it is difficult to have a child. Or it takes a long time to get there. Many couples have to find their own way here. The not-so-simple topic is explained in this animal fable in an easy and child-friendly way. And it conveys two important messages: "Everyone is different" and "Stay true to yourself". Sensitively illustrated with a twinkle in her eye by Claudia Fries.

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      • Sophie & Paul - Too much waste
        Children's & YA
        May 2020

        Sophie & Paul - Too much waste

        by Michaela Rosenbaum, Isabella Roth

        What happened in the forest playground? There is rubbish lying around everywhere. Sophia and Paul's kindergarten group decides to do something about it ... How is rubbish sorted properly? How can rubbish be avoided? The children then learn a lot about waste from a waste advisor. Sophia and Paul put some ideas directly into practice. Rubbish and plastic - hardly a day goes by without a discussion about how we can all contribute to reducing the amount of waste. The book "Sophia & Paul - too much rubbish" helps to sensitise even young children to waste disposal and avoidance. With a comprehensible story and simple recommendations for action, an important and current topic becomes comprehensible.

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      • 10 Little Kids
        Children's & YA
        April 2020

        10 Little Kids

        First Numbers

        by Alexandra Fauth-Nothdurfth, Anke Dammann

        There is a dragon lying and sleeping. Slowly the children creep up: first 1 little kid, then 2, then 3 ... One comes on each side and they start to play. They paint on the dragon's belly, are wild pirates or climb over the prongs on its back. And the dragon? He sleeps and dreams a dragon dream. Until suddenly ... With the detailed and lovely drawings in this book, the numbers from 1 to 10 can be practised in a very playful way. There are also many little stories, such as the squirrels' picnic, the mice's bath in the goldfish bowl or the rabbit's vegetable garden. The illustrations are complemented by short rhymes. With lots of fun, the book encourages learning to count and also trains the attention of little readers.

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      • Wir warten auf den Schnee
        Children's & YA
        October 2020

        Wir warten auf den Schnee

        by Anna Lina van Geuns, Anna Zoerner

        Warten – das ist für Kinder nicht immer ganz einfach ... Emil wartet sehnsüchtig auf den Schnee, schon im Kindergarten schaut er immer wieder aus dem Fenster. Zu Hause macht er es sich mit seiner Mutter gemütlich. Gemeinsam beobachten sie die Wolken am Himmel und sehen, wie es immer dunkler wird. Und dann beginnt es tatsächlich zu schneien ... Wenn Ruhe einkehrt, dann ist Zeit für zauberhafte Momente, Zeit, sich zu entspannen und doch vieles zu entdecken: die Geborgenheit, die Wärme und die gemeinsame Vorfreude. Das Buch handelt von Achtsamkeit und der Ruhe, die (auch) Kinder bei allem Trubel immer mal wieder spüren sollten. Zauberhaft sind auch die Illustrationen, die auf jeder Seite ein reales Wolkenfoto integrieren. Sie zeigen, wie sich der Himmel verändert, und entwickeln so einen einzigartigen Reiz.

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      • Alia at the place of miracles
        Children's & YA
        November 2021

        Alia at the place of miracles

        by Annette Mierswa

        Alia suddenly learns that her father has cancer, and this changes her life completely. She tries to to find out what is behind this illness and realises that the adults around her are alsoare overwhelmed by the situation. With her persistence and cordiality, she manages to make the daily hospital life of her father and his roommate Theo a little more colourful. But because she feels guilty about the illness, wants to do everything right and cannot allow anger and grief, she gets into trouble. grief, she reaches her own limits. A touching children's book that very authentically portrays how children think that they often blame themselves for illnesses and try to do everything right. At the same time it is a At the same time, it is a cheerful book that allows for positive thoughts and joie de vivre despite the threatening illness. With wonderful illustrations inside.

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