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      • mikrotext / Nikola Richter

        mikrotext is a publisher for texts with attitude and for new narratives, founded in 2013 in Berlin by Nikola Richter The independent publishing house focusses on new literary texts that comment on contemporary questions and allow insights into tomorrow. The texts are inspired by discussions on social media platformes and reflect today’s global debates. All titles are published digital first. A selection is available in English. In 2020 and 2019, mikrotext was awarded the German Publisher Award by the Federal Ministry of Culture and Media.

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        Ponyhof Sternenhügel - Ferienglück auf vier Hufen
        April 2017

        Ponyhof Sternenhügel - Ferienglück auf vier Hufen

        by Niemelä, Reetta / Illustriert von Savolainen, Salla; Übersetzt von Schrey-Vasara, Gabriele

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        Ponyhof Sternenhügel
        August 2014

        Ponyhof Sternenhügel

        by Niemelä, Reetta / Illustriert von Savolainen, Salla; Übersetzt von Schrey-Vasara, Gabriele

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        Progress and pathology
        Medicine
        February 2020

        Progress and pathology

        by David Cantor, Sally Shuttleworth, Melissa Dickson, Emilie Taylor-Brown, Laurens Schlicht, Steven Taylor, Kristine Swenson, Torsten Riotte, Manon Mathias, Steffan Blayney, Agnes Arnold-Forster, Mikko Myllykangas, Projit Mukharji, Alice Tsay, Daniel Simpson, Christopher Hamlin

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      • My day
        October 2019

        My day

        Listen to the words

        by Reetta Wirtanen, Mikko Hiltunen

        What is for breakfast? What kind of things belong in a bath? The happily illustrated book is full of familiar things and objects. You can listen to the words and practice them by repeating them. Vocabulary and speech develop while playing with this book. Listen to the words - My Day is an sound book about a child’s day for toddlers learning to speak.

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      • The Dark Mirror and Other Urban Horror Stories

        The Dark Mirror and Other Urban Horror Stories

        by Mikko Toiviainen

        Remember urban legends? And have you ever heard of Pokémon Black, the devilish version of the Japanese game? You’ll probably wish you hadn’t after you’ve read this collection of horror stories based on the internet’s scariest stories…   Urban legends have always fascinated young people and their imagination. The digital generations have come to known them from the internet and through social media. Now, Mikko Toiviainen has written a collection of clever and scary original short stories based on the myths and legends circulating the web. Topics range from an immersive game experience gone too far to a potentially lethal email chain – or an AI system who knows you all too well.   The Dark Mirror is a collection to be read around a digital campfire with your friends. It’s perfect for boys, girls, and all those kids who are not yet avid readers. The story collection also includes a short story written by artificial intelligence!

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      • In Other Wor(l)ds

        In Other Wor(l)ds

        by Mikko Metsähonkala

        In Other Wor(l)ds is a book which defies all classification. It’s not exactly a comic, nor is it an art book. It is something in between, aphoristic cartoons perhaps. Accompanied by one or two sentences of the most gnomic kind, architect Mikko Metsähonkala’s illustrations speak volumes. The images in the book are basically single-frame comics - a bit like Gary Larson’s The Far Side. Topics in Metsähonkala’s illustrations range from history and natural sciences to arts, myths, and everyday life. Humour is based on the mundane and sublime, fairy tale and the real world.

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      • ROBOGEM
        July 2015

        ROBOGEM

        Fun programming board game for the whole family

        by Juha Paananen, Mikko Hiltunen

        Robogem is a fun-filled, action-packed strategy game for two to four players in which robots search for diamonds on a distant planet. Players steer their robots using simple commands, use different tactics, dodge obstacles, and try to be the first to grab the diamonds! Robogem is a programming game where the difficulty increases as your skills improve, presenting a challenge for the whole family.

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      • Aristotle in Hollywood
        January 2002

        Aristotle in Hollywood

        by Hiltunen, Ari

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      • Ruby's Secret
        Children's & YA
        August 2020

        Ruby's Secret

        What if you could move objects by willpower?

        by Vuokko Hurme

        Ruby’s family has a secret: they have wonderful powers of colour. The Hues are able to control the colours of their own possessions, and they can handle them and move them about by willpower. Ruby’s colour is red and her big sister Skye’s is blue, while their little brother Forrest is still looking for his colour and practising hard.   When the Hues, hiding their secret skills, move into the Gertrude Rinne condominium, something changes: Ruby no longer wants to be an eternal outsider. She wants to play in the yard with the other children. So she has to make an impression on her new friends–at all costs.   On top of all this, Ruby’s head is turned by a charming but mischievous girl named Liia. And what is the strange greyness that threatens not just the Hues but everyone else as well?   Ruby’s Secret is the first book of four about the Hues family. Reetta Niemensivu’s expressive line drawing illustrations complete the text with red finishing touches.

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      • Albi Learns to Swim
        May 2019

        Albi Learns to Swim

        by Mikko Kunnas and Markus Majaluoma

        Albi lives in a world of ever lasting snow, with his friends, a bird, a penguin, a whale and a worm.  When he reads his favourite picture book, he always falls asleep - and has wonderful dreams about adventures in the world of people.  This time Albi goes to the beach, but when he takes swimming lessons, he realises that snow floats, and he doesn't need lessons! How about learning to dive then?  Perhaps not....A delightful book, one of two about Albi, linked to the international hit animation 'Albi the Snowman' by the same creators.

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