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Papierfresserchens MTM-Verlag
Papierfresserchen is an independent publishing company located on Lake Constance. In 2009 we were honored by the German Federal Government and German industry for its work. We publish picture books, children's books and books for young adults. The company publishes illustrated, humorous good night stories as well as more difficult topics such as divorce or autism.
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May 1994Handbuch für WahnsinnsFrauen
by Luise F. Pusch, Luise F. Pusch
Bachmann, Ingeborg: Hommage à Maria Callas. Fleißer, Marieluise: Ein Portät Buster Keatons. Dohm, Hedwig: Weib contra Weib. Plath, Sylvia: Papi. Lange, Helene: "Paten" der Mädchenbildung. Rich, Adrienne: Unsichtbarkeit in der Hochschule. Kaléko, Mascha: Die Leistung der Frau in der Kultur. Popp, Adelheid: Als ich von der Schule mein Übersiedlungszeugnis erhalten hatte. Glückel von Hameln: Einen Tag nach der Hochzeit. Glückel von Hameln: Ich will, meine lieben Kinder. Glückel von Hameln: Als wir nach Hamburg kamen. Bombeck, Erma: Drei klassische Mütter-Ansprachen. Baur, Margrit: Ich habe lange überlegt. Baur, Margrit: Vor dem Fenster. Keun, Imgard: Ich spiele nicht mit Männern. McCullers, Carson: Der Tod bleibt sich immer gleich. Haushofer, Marlen: Die Ratte. Gilman, Charlotte Perkins: Die gelbe Tapete. Dickinson, Emily: Die Seele wählt. Droste-Hülshoff, Annette: Das Spiegelbild. Droste-Hülshoff, Annette: Feuer. Kempner, Friederike: Kennst Du das Land. Kempner, Friederike: Vogelin-Prinzeß. Woolf, Virginia: Berufe für Frauen. Kaschnitz, Marie Luise: Nicht gesagt. Baur, Margrit: Ich halte mich an das Beschreibbare. Schwarz-Bart: Die ganze Woche über. LeFort, Gertrud_von: Hymnen an die Kirche. Dickinson, Emily: Er tappt auf deiner Seele. Hildegard von Bingen: Hymnus zu Ehren des Heiligen Geistes. Bachmann, Ingeborg: Auf das Opfer darf sich keiner berufen. Achmatowa, Anna: Im Jahr vierzig. Achmatowa, Anna: Die Dritte. Klüger, Ruth: Noch jetzt, wenn ich Güterwagen sehe. Domin, Hilde: Wen es trifft. Lasker-Schüler, Else: Der Letzte. Sachs, Nelly: Chor der Geretteten. Kolmar, Gertrud: Verwandlungen. Bachmann, Ingeborg: Innen sind deine Augen Fenster. Loos, Cécile Ines: Die Hochzeitsreise. Barrett-Browning, Elizabeth: Wie ich dich liebe? Roten, Iris_von: Der konventionelle Altersvorsprung der Männer in erotischen Beziehungen. Dickinson, Emily: Wilde Nächte. Parker, Dorothy: Der Walzer. Labé, Louise: Küß mich noch.
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Mytes et Legendes Africains (African Myths and Legends)
by Adotévi Joël, Kanad Sambiani Tani, Gilka, Assem, Anani Accoh, Adomayakpo Papi
Six stories to make young and old travel through history, the imaginations of Africa. The myth of Shango, the legend of the buffalo woman, the legend of the mother of the Tuaregs, the story of King Agokoli, then that of the Amazons of Dahomey and finally that of the Ablafo
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Detective Milo
by Peter Loveday
Mum finds paw prints everywhere in the kitchen and thinks they are Milo’s. Mirabelle decides to investigate. Whose paw prints are they?
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Love Your Pet Day
by Peter Loveday
Mirabelle and her classmates bring their pets to school for Love Your Pet Day. Milo causes trouble …
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Personal & social issues: drugs & addiction (Children's/YA)2016Even if He Is Not Here
by Cecilia Curbelo
Bruno plans to run away. Flee from his home, and from his family- or what's left of it - after his father's death. He can’t tolerate seeing everything that matters disintegrate. His brother Guillermo’s attitude and the apparent indifference of his mother only aggravate the situation. Only the music his father listens brings peace to the situation. Bruno and Guille, immersed in the battle to survive the duel, face each other. In that fight they must also face someone else: themselves.
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Children's & YAOctober 2018Kahlbutz the Knight
A Visitor from the Past
by Dorothea Flechsig
For decades, the mummy of the knight Christian Friedrich von Kahlbutz has attracted many tourists to the village of Kampehl. After discovering old, hitherto unknown documents about Kahlbutz the Knight, the author has finally been able to put his whole story down in writing. - Strange stories unfold. No rational person would believe what actually happened in the little village of Kampehl, were it not for the fact that the children experienced these things and saw them with their own eyes. Kahlbutz the Knight, who committed a terrible crime over 300 years ago, suddenly comes back to life! - Nils is always being picked on, even though he has never done anything to deserve it. The two bullies Sven and Toni have decided to give him a scare. They steal the mummy of Kahlbutz the Knight from the vault of the village church and tie it to a lamppost on the bridge. They know that Nils will be crossing the bridge that evening. As twilight falls, a storm is brewing and thunder rolls threateningly over the village. Nils does show up, but things do not work out quite the way that Sven and Toni have planned. Knightly adventures ensue, and Nils makes an unusual friend who becomes his protector. As a mummy, Kahlbutz the Knight lay cursed in the vault of Kampehl village church for 313 years and did not decompose. He finally gets a second chance when the boys of the village play their cheeky prank, and wakes up! In order to break the curse, he must do good deeds and atone for his crime. With the help of his new friends, the children of the village, Kahlbutz becomes a real knight, learns the meaning of true friendship, is released from the curse and finally gets to crumble into dust. Packed with excitement and humour, this novel expresses the ideas that it is good to help others, that you should not judge by appearances, and that everyone deserves a second chance. It teaches about knightly virtues and ancient language, and updates a true story. Two worlds collide, yet certain issues seem to be timeless. When it comes to questions of right and wrong, cooperation and respect, the children and the ancient knight put their hearts into finding universal solutions to these age-old problems.
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MedicineDecember 2022Small Animal Fluid Therapy
by Edward Cooper, Julien Guillaumin, Page Yaxley, Jiwoong Her, Anda Young
Fluid therapy is one of the most important aspects of patient management in veterinary medicine, and this book provides guidelines for its safe implementation in clinical practice. It describes fluid compartments of the body and considers the factors that affect movement of administered water, electrolytes and colloids. It also covers characteristics of different fluid types, routes of fluid administration and how to approach fluid supplementation. Finally, this book provides information regarding both general application and monitoring of fluid therapy, as well as consideration of an assortment of specific clinical circumstances. This book: - Provides the tools necessary to develop an appropriate fluid therapy plan for any small animal patient; - Includes careful consideration of potential adverse effects associated with fluid therapy to help optimize safety and efficacy of fluid administration; - Contains numerous colour illustrations and is written by recognized experts from the USA. With multiple case examples to help translate theory into practical advice, this valuable book provides a comprehensive and informative resource for veterinarians facing a range of clinical circumstances.
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March 2020My Long List of Impossible Things
by Michelle Barker
The arrival of the Soviet Army in Germany at the end of World War II sends sixteen-year-old Katja and her family into turmoil. The fighting has stopped, but German society is in collapse, resulting in tremendous hardship. With their father gone and few resources available to them, Katja and her sister are forced to flee their home, reassured by their mother that if they can just reach a distant friend in a town far away, things will get better. But their harrowing journey brings danger and violence, and Katja needs to summon all her strength to build a new life, just as she’s questioning everything she thought she knew about her country. Katja’s bravery and defiance help her deal with the emotional and societal upheaval. But how can she stay true to herself and protect the people she loves when each decision has such far-reaching consequences? Acclaimed writerMichelle Barker’s new novel explores the chaos and destruction of the Second World War from a perspective rarely examined in YA fiction—the implications of the Soviet occupation on a German population grappling with the horrors of Nazism and its aftermath.
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Literary FictionDecember 2013FLORENCE
Mistress of Max Gate
by Peter TAIT
The Second Mrs Hardy From the moment she first met Thomas Hardy in 1905, having written him an admiring letter, Florence Dugdale seemed destined for controversy. Her presence at Max Gate, both before and after the death of Hardy’s first wife Emma, and her clandestine courtship with a man nearly forty years her senior sparked suspicion among the locals and scorn from the Gifford family. She had wanted to be a writer herself, but was drawn into Hardy’s life as his ‘secretary’ and companion, and within a year of their own marriage was humiliated by his publication of poems commemorating the late Emma and his painful relationship with her. Yet in the posthumous biography of her husband that bore her name she would tell the ‘truth’ and at last achieve the acclaim she sought – or so she had imagined, until that fiction too began to unravel. After fourteen years of marriage, and despite her own gifts and her life thereafter, her fate was to be remembered by her obituary tag in a national newspaper – ‘helpmate to genius’. Her love life stunted, her literary ambitions thwarted, disowned by the Stoker family and satirized by Somerset Maugham – Florence’s lot was an unenviable one. Why did she put up with it all? In his compelling recreation of Florence’s life, Peter Tait tells of a letter, one that Hardy had written to her on the eve of their wedding, which she kept until her death, when, under instructions, it was destroyed … ‘And with it died part of the secret, the secret that helped explain Florence. For, as Thomas found out to his cost, there was more to Florence than was evident from their first meeting. And so began their trail of deceptions, first of Emma, then of their friends and, finally, of us all.’
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Children's & YAFebruary 2021Anita and the Dragons
by Hannah Carmona and Anna Cunha
Anita watches the dragons high above her as she hops from one cement roof to another in her village in the Dominican Republic. But being the valiant princesa she is, she never lets them scare her. Then one day, Anita must face her fears and begin life in a new country. Will she be brave enough to enter the belly of the beast and take flight to new adventures?
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ALE AND THE OAK
the extraordinary life of trees
by DANIELE ZOVI
Alessandra is an inquisitive girl, she likes walking in the woods with her parents. While they look for mushrooms, she sits under a big oak, follows the race of a squirrel and…she talks with the tree. Rovere (“Oak”), this is the name of the tree, speaks through its vibrant trunk and so Ale learns some secrets about the life of the wood: the wood is not a bunch of trees, but a world of close relations between plants and between planets and animals, and these relations are built on solidarity. Plants interact and help among them. A tender illustrated tale that blends magic and love for nature and will surprise and move kids through the words of Daniele Zovi, one of the m
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Children's & YASeptember 2018Dysfferent
by Fanny Vandermeersch
What a strange idea to call a child Charlemagne! Without this strange name, Charly is sure that he would be a child like any other... except for a few adjectives. He is said to be too distracted, dissipated, dispersed... to the great displeasure of the adults around him. And that often makes him the mockery of his classmates. Charlemagne is dyslexic, dysorthographic and dyspraxic. But who said that multi-dys children were good for nothing? Maybe it's a chance to be different!
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Health & Personal Development2020Early emotional education
by Gloria Latorre
The family is the first modeler of interpersonal relationships. In it all the richness of the emotional world unfolds. That is why it is key to teach our children from birth to build their own path to inner well-being, through self-knowledge and the skills to manage their emotions. This will help them from the beginning of their lives to connect with the other from empathy and compassion. “This book offers us a journey to recognize the emotions in our relationships. On each page, it offers us pauses to reflect, realize and experiment, allowing true learning. It is a companion for travelers such as parents, teachers, psychologists and for all of us who work in accompaniment ”. Jorge Genzone, President of the Gestalt Association of Buenos Aires
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Picture books, activity books & early learning materialMarch 2020Grandpas, Pirahnas and Other Stories
by Rocio Bonilla
Nico and his Grandpa Rodrigo have been through a million adventures! It turns out that grandparents not only know a lot of stuff, but they’re very funny, too, as we see in this witty and sweet picture book about a special friendship between a boy and his grandpa.
