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      • The Treasure of the Arab. Time travel to Störtebeker
        Children's & YA
        March 2020

        The Treasure of the Arab. Time travel to Störtebeker

        Zeitreise zu Störtebeker

        by Julie Bender

        Summer holidays with grandpa Fridjof? For twelve-year-old Henrik, one thing is clear: it can only get boring.But he is very much mistaken! Because his grandfather is sending him on a magical treasure map on a journey through time. He is supposed to search for the legendary treasure of an Arab merchant.Arriving in the 14th century, Henrik finds himself on a ship belonging to the famous pirate Störtebeker. Together with the pirates and his new friends Simon and Alina, he goes on an adventurous treasure hunt. The helmsman Edo, however, has his own plans for the search - and gets in Henrik's way more than once ...

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      • Two make Magic – The Ghastly Grannies
        Children's & YA
        December 2018

        Two make Magic – The Ghastly Grannies

        by Sibylle Luig (Text) – Ulrike Barth-Musil (Illustrationen)

        Synopsis Two Make Magic is the story of the twin sisters Elli and Idi, who come from an old family of witches. All twin sisters in the Schick family have magical powers - but only when they are together. Together, they control the elements. Elli’s best Element is the air, Idi’s favourite element is the water. Two Make Magic tells the story of two girls, who are powerful as long as they stick together. A story of sisterhood, friendship and family with a magic touch.   Volume 2 Elli and Idi have just turned 11. Idi is about to move to Berlin with her father, when Thomas suggests that Elli should come and visit Idi in her old home. Elli travels to Hamburg with her grandmother Matilda and her twin sister Esther. The two suddenly reappeared in Berlin after having shunned Eva and Matea for ten years, because they had separated the baby witches. The grannies claim they want to help Elli and Idi become real witches, but all they really do is selfish hocus pocus: At Idi’s swimming contest in Hamburg they make her swim way too fast and Idi thinks Elli used her magical powers. She is furious and tells Elli to leave her alone. Thomas too is very angry and says that he will have to rethink moving to Berlin, if the grannies continue to interfere with their lives. Elli is devastated. If that is how the ghastly grannies are going to behave, she will have to get rid of them. Her best friend Philip is there to help her with the new operation. They trick Matilda and Esther into acting against the code of honour of witches, which leads to them losing their magical powers and Idi can safely move to Berlin.

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      • Two Make Magic – Tracking Thieves
        Children's & YA
        October 2019

        Two Make Magic – Tracking Thieves

        by Sibylle Luig (Text) – Ulrike Barth-Musil (Illustratoions)

        Synopsis Two Make Magic is the story of the twin sisters Elli and Idi, who come from an old family of witches. All twin sisters in the Schick family have magical powers - but only when they are together. Together, they control the elements. Elli’s best Element is the air, Idi’s favourite element is the water. Two Make Magic tells the story of two girls, who are powerful as long as they stick together. A story of sisterhood, friendship and family with a magic touch.   Volume 3 Elli and Idi are almost 13 years old. On an outing to the Grunewald they find a Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy, who they call Ronny. Auntie Eva explains to them that Ronny is an expensive pedigree dog and that they need to find her proper owner. Together with Philip and their friend Mark, Elli and Idi track down a gang of thieves, who steal dogs for illegal dog races. Should it not be easy to put a stop to that for two talented witches? Not if the boss of the thieves is a witch herself. A witch, who, just like Elli, can violate the code of honour without losing her power. Together the children find out, that the dog thieving boss is Gerlinde Sauter the twin sister of Elli’s terrible teacher Gesine Sauter. Gerlinde refuses to give Ronny’s mum, Re, back to Elli. It comes to a final showdown between these two powerful witches, before Elli and Idi can return Re to her lawful owner, who lets them keep Ronny as a sign of his gratitude.

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      • Two Make Magic – Operation Woodruff
        Children's & YA
        October 2018

        Two Make Magic – Operation Woodruff

        by Sibylle Luig (Text) Ulrike Barth-Musil (Illustrationen)

        Synopsis Two Make Magic is the story of the twin sisters Elli and Idi, who come from an old family of witches. All twin sisters in the Schick family have magical powers - but only when they are together. Together, they control the elements. Elli’s best Element is the air, Idi’s favourite element is the water. Two Make Magic tells the story of two girls, who are powerful as long as they stick together. A story of sisterhood, friendship and family with a magic touch.   Volume 1: Operation Woodruff   In the first volume of Two Make Magic our heroine, Elektra Schick is 10 years old. She lives with her mother Matea and her Aunt Eva in Berlin. Her mother and her aunt are twin sisters, and Elli has always lived with them. She does not know her father. Preparing for a school trip to Hamburg she comes across his name in the family book. He is called Thomas Fechner and he lives in Waldmeister Street in Hamburg. Together with her best friend Philip she decides to find him: Operation Woodruff (Waldmeister) is born. But rather than finding her father, she meets a girl her age. Idi and Elli both realise immediately that they have magical powers when they are together. When Idi visits Elli in Berlin, Matea recognizes her daughter at once and she tells them the long-kept secret. Elli and Idi are twin sisters like Matea and Eva. They stem from an old family of witches and Matea and Thomas separated them as babies, because they wanted them to grow up as normal children. Both parents acknowledge that this was a mistake. Thomas promises to move to Berlin with Idi so the twins can be together again.

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      • Schnatzelschnapf – or: How does the world get into my head?
        Children's & YA
        August 2012

        Schnatzelschnapf – or: How does the world get into my head?

        by Gunnar Kunz

        Life is like a big mystery and you can't get enough of it. At least that's what Krümel finds, who lives in the Threewishforest by the sea. All sorts of strange creatures are at home there: Mr Purzelbaum, who collects tin can labels, Uncle Giggel and Aunt Ziep, who bottle the year, Krümel's friend Hopsa, who knows all about watching clouds, and - oh! - so many others that it is impossible to list them all.Full of enthusiasm, Krümel sets out to discover the world. And the things he finds out in the process! That words can be quite strong, even stronger than fear. That laughter sounds the same in all languages. That memories are something like a map. And when Neenee, the little blue elephant, lies motionless on the window sill, Krümel has to face even the most frightening of all words: dead.But fortunately there is his dad and mum and above all his friend Hopsa, with whom he can talk about everything. Because when you're little, you have an awful lot of questions: Who am I? Why is the sea called sea? Does strawberry ice cream taste the same for everyone? How do you speak foreign language? And above all: What on earth is a Schnatzelschnapf?

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