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Andres, Kristina
Baltscheit, Martin
Baltscheit, Martin
Behringer, Jasmin
Berner, Rotraut Susanne
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Der Zauberer Korinthe Corinth, the Magician Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Rotraut Susanne Berner »The classic verses by James Krüss are congenially illustrated by Rotraut Susanne Berner up to the last drop of ink.« Stiftung Lesen
Corinth, the magician, is one of James Krüss' most well-known poems. Included in numerous collections, but never before has it appeared in this form. Rotraut Susanne Berner has made it into a magnificent picture book, that playfully takes on the humor and charm of the text, rhyming with it and repeating it. James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is considered to have written some of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Rotraut Susanne Berner, born in 1948 in Stuttgart, studied graphic design in Munich. She has worked as a freelance graphic artist and illustrator since 1977 and is among the most internationally renowned German artists. In 2006 she was awarded the special prize for illustration of the German Youth Literature Prize for her work as a whole |
Braun, Katharina
Braun, Katharina
Bunge, Daniela
Caspary, Ralf
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AULA Auditorium - Science for Inquisitive Children edited by Ralf Caspary ill. by Nils Fliegner Who would have thought that science could be so much fun?
The 10 best talks are presented here in a printed edition. Featuring Prof. Dr. Harald Lesch, Prof. Dr. Alfred Beutelspacher, Prof. Dr. Manfred Spitzer, Dr. Werner Schäfer, Prof. Dr. Volker Sommer, Prof. Dr. Sabina Pauen, Prof. Dr. Mojib Latif, Dr. Burkhard Spinnen, PD Dr. Claudia Schmölders, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Zwickel Boje Publishing Fall 2008 |
Dahimène, Adelheid
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Zum Kuckuck mit den Eiern Laying Eggs Text: Adelheid Dahimène Illustrations: Heide Stöllinger Being a parent is never easy...
It's also hard work to have children in the bird kingdom! The cuckoo bird wife doesn't feel one bit like hatching her two brown-speckled eggs – especially since her husband is taking it easy, filing his claws without a care in the world, and doesn't even dream of helping her with the troublesome hatching. Let others do the work, thinks Mrs. Cuckoo! The sassy sparrow, for example, who is always sharpening her beak, and the vain magpie, who stands in front of the mirror every day. Off she goes, dropping the cuckoo eggs into the others' nests! The expectant bird mothers obediently settle down to hatch the eggs, but when the magpie discovers the gold color in the feathers, she curses the eggs... One story below, the sparrow is singing the same song – and thus the cuckoo birds do become parents after all. Adelheid Dahimène writes for both children and adults. Her most recent award was The Austrian Recognition Award for Literature. Boje Verlag published a further book of hers entitled "Weitersagen!" (Pass It On, ill. by Selda Marlin Soganci) Heide Stöllinger, born in 1940 in Klagenfurt, studied at the College of Applied Art in Vienna. Together with Adelheid Dahimène, she has published numerous picture books which have received many awards. She lives and works as a freelance artist in Linz on the Danube. |
Ecke, Wolfgang
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Eine Handvoll Dieb Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Das Hotelabenteuer Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Das Geheimnis der Spieluhr Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Spuk nach Mitternacht Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
Ecke, Wolfgang
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Eine Handvoll Dieb Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Das Hotelabenteuer Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Das Geheimnis der Spieluhr Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Spuk nach Mitternacht Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
Fliegner, Nils
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Mathematricks Mathematricks By Robert Griesbeck ill. by Nils Fliegner Clever tricks for today's kids
Mathematricks serves as a quick way to motivate and overcome the frustration about math in an amusing way. Thinking can be real fun, more thinking more fun, and trickier thinking is, the most fun! Robert Griesbeck worked as the chief editor for various magazines, and today he writes books. His favorite sport is mental exercise. Ever since writing this book he has stopped eating pork – for reasons of respect. Nils Fliegner was born in Hamburg in 1966. He can paint everything – from apes to zebras. And pigs are one of his favorite motifs. This is why he drew exactly one-hundred-fifty-seven of them for this book (go ahead and count them!). As an inhabitant of the city of Hamburg, he naturally likes fish fingers best – but they have to be freshly caught. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
Freund, Wieland
Gohl, Christiane
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Lea und die Pferde – Das Glück der Erde Lea and the Horses – The Dream Horse For Life by Christiane Gohl Horses, girls and the joy of riding!
Lea and her mother want to take riding lessons without an instructor who will shout and yell and horses who want to throw their riders. But good instructors are hard to find – at least if you don't own your own horse. So Lea's mother makes the decision: We have to buy a horse – small, friendly and not too expensive. Lea's dream horse, however, is huge, very expensive and not very nice at all. Joker loves to toss off the riders he doesn't like. And then there's the problem of finding the right stables – and while looking for them, Lea runs into the absolute »dream date«. By the time all the two and four-legged ”dream couples have found their matches, there are many ups and downs to go through... Christiane Gohl was born in 1958 in Bochum. After studying psychology and pedagogics, she first worked writing texts for advertising and as a travel guide, then later as a freelance author and journalist. She has been interested in horses since she was 10 years old and rides in various disciplines. Horse-friendly riding and species-appropriate animal keeping are especially important to her. Her expert knowledge in books and novels has made her a bestseller author of horse books in a short time. Today Christiane Gohl lives in Spain. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 – Series! |
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Lea und die Pferde – Pferdefrühling Lea and the Horses – The Dream Horse For Life by Christiane Gohl Horses, girls and the joy of riding!
Lea and her mother want to take riding lessons without an instructor who will shout and yell and horses who want to throw their riders. But good instructors are hard to find – at least if you don't own your own horse. So Lea's mother makes the decision: We have to buy a horse – small, friendly and not too expensive. Lea's dream horse, however, is huge, very expensive and not very nice at all. Joker loves to toss off the riders he doesn't like. And then there's the problem of finding the right stables – and while looking for them, Lea runs into the absolute »dream date«. By the time all the two and four-legged ”dream couples have found their matches, there are many ups and downs to go through... Christiane Gohl was born in 1958 in Bochum. After studying psychology and pedagogics, she first worked writing texts for advertising and as a travel guide, then later as a freelance author and journalist. She has been interested in horses since she was 10 years old and rides in various disciplines. Horse-friendly riding and species-appropriate animal keeping are especially important to her. Her expert knowledge in books and novels has made her a bestseller author of horse books in a short time. Today Christiane Gohl lives in Spain. |
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Lea und die Pferde – Das Traumpferd fürs Leben Lea and the Horses – The Dream Horse For Life by Christiane Gohl Horses, girls and the joy of riding!
Lea and her mother want to take riding lessons without an instructor who will shout and yell and horses who want to throw their riders. But good instructors are hard to find – at least if you don't own your own horse. So Lea's mother makes the decision: We have to buy a horse – small, friendly and not too expensive. Lea's dream horse, however, is huge, very expensive and not very nice at all. Joker loves to toss off the riders he doesn't like. And then there's the problem of finding the right stables – and while looking for them, Lea runs into the absolute »dream date«. By the time all the two and four-legged ”dream couples have found their matches, there are many ups and downs to go through... Christiane Gohl was born in 1958 in Bochum. After studying psychology and pedagogics, she first worked writing texts for advertising and as a travel guide, then later as a freelance author and journalist. She has been interested in horses since she was 10 years old and rides in various disciplines. Horse-friendly riding and species-appropriate animal keeping are especially important to her. Her expert knowledge in books and novels has made her a bestseller author of horse books in a short time. Today Christiane Gohl lives in Spain. |
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Lea und die Pferde – Herzklopfen und Reiterglück Lea and the Horses: Heartbeat on a Horse Back by Christiane Gohl
Lea is in seventh heaven. She finally has her dream horse, Joker, and the vets have also given the go-ahead for riding it. Unfortunately, things do not run all that smoothly. Lea's Mom has trouble getting along with Joker, and also in the stables they are renting, there is always trouble. While Mom is taking lessons and suddenly believes that horses can talk, Lea has other problems. Western riding champion, Lily, is as pretty as she is a terror ... And she is after Lea's boyfriend! Christiane Gohl was born in 1958 in Bochum. After studying psychology and pedagogics, she first worked writing texts for advertising and as a travel guide, then later as a freelance author and journalist. She has been interested in horses since she was 10 years old and rides in various disciplines. Horse-friendly riding and species-appropriate animal keeping are especially important to her. Her expert knowledge in books and novels has made her a bestseller author of horse books in a short time. Today Christiane Gohl lives in Spain. |
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Lea und die Pferde – Ein Joker für alle Fälle Lea and the Horses – The Dream Horse For Life by Christiane Gohl Horses, girls and the joy of riding!
Lea and her mother want to take riding lessons without an instructor who will shout and yell and horses who want to throw their riders. But good instructors are hard to find – at least if you don't own your own horse. So Lea's mother makes the decision: We have to buy a horse – small, friendly and not too expensive. Lea's dream horse, however, is huge, very expensive and not very nice at all. Joker loves to toss off the riders he doesn't like. And then there's the problem of finding the right stables – and while looking for them, Lea runs into the absolute »dream date«. By the time all the two and four-legged ”dream couples have found their matches, there are many ups and downs to go through... Christiane Gohl was born in 1958 in Bochum. After studying psychology and pedagogics, she first worked writing texts for advertising and as a travel guide, then later as a freelance author and journalist. She has been interested in horses since she was 10 years old and rides in various disciplines. Horse-friendly riding and species-appropriate animal keeping are especially important to her. Her expert knowledge in books and novels has made her a bestseller author of horse books in a short time. Today Christiane Gohl lives in Spain. |
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Lea und die Pferde – Sommer im Sattel Lea and the Horses – The Dream Horse For Life by Christiane Gohl Horses, girls and the joy of riding!
Lea and her mother want to take riding lessons without an instructor who will shout and yell and horses who want to throw their riders. But good instructors are hard to find – at least if you don't own your own horse. So Lea's mother makes the decision: We have to buy a horse – small, friendly and not too expensive. Lea's dream horse, however, is huge, very expensive and not very nice at all. Joker loves to toss off the riders he doesn't like. And then there's the problem of finding the right stables – and while looking for them, Lea runs into the absolute »dream date«. By the time all the two and four-legged ”dream couples have found their matches, there are many ups and downs to go through... Christiane Gohl was born in 1958 in Bochum. After studying psychology and pedagogics, she first worked writing texts for advertising and as a travel guide, then later as a freelance author and journalist. She has been interested in horses since she was 10 years old and rides in various disciplines. Horse-friendly riding and species-appropriate animal keeping are especially important to her. Her expert knowledge in books and novels has made her a bestseller author of horse books in a short time. Today Christiane Gohl lives in Spain. |
Graupner, Sylvia
Griesbeck, Robert
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Mathematricks Mathematricks By Robert Griesbeck ill. by Nils Fliegner Clever tricks for today's kids
Mathematricks serves as a quick way to motivate and overcome the frustration about math in an amusing way. Thinking can be real fun, more thinking more fun, and trickier thinking is, the most fun! Robert Griesbeck worked as the chief editor for various magazines, and today he writes books. His favorite sport is mental exercise. Ever since writing this book he has stopped eating pork – for reasons of respect. Nils Fliegner was born in Hamburg in 1966. He can paint everything – from apes to zebras. And pigs are one of his favorite motifs. This is why he drew exactly one-hundred-fifty-seven of them for this book (go ahead and count them!). As an inhabitant of the city of Hamburg, he naturally likes fish fingers best – but they have to be freshly caught. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
Gößling, Andreas
Günther, Herbert
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Ein unmöglicher Freund An Impossible Friend by Herbert Günther ill. by Annabelle von Sperber How an enemy can turn into a friend »A wonderfully amusing and profound book.« Eselsohr
»Kralle Papusch is in class 4b, I'm in 4a. Kralle Papusch acts like he's hot stuff in the school yard and everywhere he goes. Whoever picks a fight with Kralle Papusch is doomed. No idea why he is after me. Philipp is a bundle of nerves. His mother has decided to improve the world, his father wants to make a »real« man out of him, and at school he is always being picked on by disgusting Kralle. The one thing that Philipp has behind him is his girlfriend Lena. Philipp is absolutely appalled when his mother invites Kralle to stay at their house, because his mother has to go into the hospital. Philipp's dog, Ludwig, falls instantly in love with Kralle. But maybe the two will become friends after all? In a sensitive and touching manner, Herbert Günther humorously tells the story of an unusual friendship. Herbert Günther was born in 1947. After going into the book-selling trade, he worked as an editor at a publishing house for children's books. He wrote screen plays for children's movies and has been a freelance author since 1988. Together with his wife he has translated over 70 children's and youth books from English into German. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
Janisch, Heinz
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Sieben schreckliche Seepiraten Seven Ferocious Pirates Text: Heinz Janisch Illustrations: Karsten Teich They dropped anchor just off Madagascar...
Rarely laughed so much! Heinz Janisch wrote an itsy-bitsy pirate story, which Karsten Teich transformed into a wonderful picture book. Susy Sharpsword and her singing seamen put all pirates of the season to shame – whether in the South Sea or Soho. Heinz Janisch was born in Güssing, Austria in 1960. He has has been an editor at the Austrian radio station ”Österreicher Rundfunk” since 1984. He has written numerous books for children and adults and is meanwhile one of the most popular authors of children's books in Austria. In 2006 he received the Bologna Ragazzi Award for ”Rote Wangen ” (Red Cheeks). Karsten Teich, born in 1967, studied art at the Academy of Arts in Kassel. He has lived in Berlin with his family since 1996 and works as an illustrator for various publishing houses, newspapers and magazines. »Karsten Teich produces this crazy adventure in brilliant colors in such an impressive and detailed manner that you never tire of looking at the mauve-colored South Sea sky and tatooed pirate hands. Absolutely wonderful!« Spielen und Lernen (magazine) |
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Märchen für mutige Mädchen Fairy tales for courageous girls Edited by Heinz Janisch Illustrations by Selda Marlin Soganci There is a courageous girl in every beautiful tale ...
Heinz Janisch has put together an exciting selection featuring many extraordinary female heroines. There are classic fairy tale figures like Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel, but also a collection of fairy tales from all over the world, retold by the editor; from the small African monkey to the Queen of the Sea from Italy. And lastly, Heinz Janisch includes modern fairy tales of his own. The Princess on the Pumpkin, Sarah and her Magic Bird, or a wonderful fairy tale about Maria Callas »Maria Has A Secret«. Selda Marlin Soganci has illustrated an extremely decorative panopticon of expressive girls and happy princesses to go with it. There are girls beating drums, looking forward, funny, active – and, above all - simply beautiful! Heinz Janisch, born in 1960, has been editor at the national Austrian radio since 1984. He has written numerous books for children and adults. In 2006 he was awarded the Bologna Ragazzi Award. His picture book »Sieben schreckliche Seepiraten« with illustrations by Karsten Teich appeared on the Boje list so far. Selda Marlin Soganci, born in 1973 in Hof/Saale, studied graphic design in Münster. She works as a freelance illustrator for various publishing companies and a children's theater. Her works are created almost only on fire wood. In 2005 she received the Children's and Youth Literature Prize of the city of Vienna. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 – Series! |
Janisch, Heinz
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Sieben schreckliche Seepiraten Seven Ferocious Pirates Text: Heinz Janisch Illustrations: Karsten Teich They dropped anchor just off Madagascar...
Rarely laughed so much! Heinz Janisch wrote an itsy-bitsy pirate story, which Karsten Teich transformed into a wonderful picture book. Susy Sharpsword and her singing seamen put all pirates of the season to shame – whether in the South Sea or Soho. Heinz Janisch was born in Güssing, Austria in 1960. He has has been an editor at the Austrian radio station ”Österreicher Rundfunk” since 1984. He has written numerous books for children and adults and is meanwhile one of the most popular authors of children's books in Austria. In 2006 he received the Bologna Ragazzi Award for ”Rote Wangen ” (Red Cheeks). Karsten Teich, born in 1967, studied art at the Academy of Arts in Kassel. He has lived in Berlin with his family since 1996 and works as an illustrator for various publishing houses, newspapers and magazines. »Karsten Teich produces this crazy adventure in brilliant colors in such an impressive and detailed manner that you never tire of looking at the mauve-colored South Sea sky and tatooed pirate hands. Absolutely wonderful!« Spielen und Lernen (magazine) |
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Märchen für mutige Mädchen Fairy tales for courageous girls Edited by Heinz Janisch Illustrations by Selda Marlin Soganci There is a courageous girl in every beautiful tale ...
Heinz Janisch has put together an exciting selection featuring many extraordinary female heroines. There are classic fairy tale figures like Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel, but also a collection of fairy tales from all over the world, retold by the editor; from the small African monkey to the Queen of the Sea from Italy. And lastly, Heinz Janisch includes modern fairy tales of his own. The Princess on the Pumpkin, Sarah and her Magic Bird, or a wonderful fairy tale about Maria Callas »Maria Has A Secret«. Selda Marlin Soganci has illustrated an extremely decorative panopticon of expressive girls and happy princesses to go with it. There are girls beating drums, looking forward, funny, active – and, above all - simply beautiful! Heinz Janisch, born in 1960, has been editor at the national Austrian radio since 1984. He has written numerous books for children and adults. In 2006 he was awarded the Bologna Ragazzi Award. His picture book »Sieben schreckliche Seepiraten« with illustrations by Karsten Teich appeared on the Boje list so far. Selda Marlin Soganci, born in 1973 in Hof/Saale, studied graphic design in Münster. She works as a freelance illustrator for various publishing companies and a children's theater. Her works are created almost only on fire wood. In 2005 she received the Children's and Youth Literature Prize of the city of Vienna. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 – Series! |
Jeschke, Mathias
Jeschke, Mathias
Koneffke, Jan
Konstantinov, Vitali
Krause, Ute
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Eine Handvoll Dieb Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Das Hotelabenteuer Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Das Geheimnis der Spieluhr Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
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Meisterdetektiv Balduin Pfiff - Spuk nach Mitternacht Boje Publishing Series: Master Detective Balduin Pfiff Children's Book Series 8+ Illustrated, by Ute Krause Hardbound, 64 pages Wolfgang Ecke (1927 - 1983) worked as an interpretor, sailor, smuggler, waiter, drummer, clerk for the authorities, advertising manager and reporter in the course of his life. These experiences provided him with many exciting stories in his work as an author. He has written more than 600 radio plays and over 50 books, mainly mysteries for children and adolescents, which have sold millions of copies. Master detective Balduin Pfiff is his most famous character for young readers. Ute Krause studied visual communication at the Berlin Academy of Arts and at the College of Applied Science for Film and Television in Munich. Today she lives in Berlin and works as a producer, screenplay writer and illustrator. |
Krüger, Thomas
Krüss, James
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Der Zauberer Korinthe Corinth, the Magician Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Rotraut Susanne Berner »The classic verses by James Krüss are congenially illustrated by Rotraut Susanne Berner up to the last drop of ink.« Stiftung Lesen
Corinth, the magician, is one of James Krüss' most well-known poems. Included in numerous collections, but never before has it appeared in this form. Rotraut Susanne Berner has made it into a magnificent picture book, that playfully takes on the humor and charm of the text, rhyming with it and repeating it. James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is considered to have written some of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Rotraut Susanne Berner, born in 1948 in Stuttgart, studied graphic design in Munich. She has worked as a freelance graphic artist and illustrator since 1977 and is among the most internationally renowned German artists. In 2006 she was awarded the special prize for illustration of the German Youth Literature Prize for her work as a whole |
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In Tante Julies Haus At Aunt Julie's House By James Krüss ill. by Marei Schweitzer »Life doesn't just need B, it needs the whole ABC!« Amusing stories and poems for linguistic acrobats!
Everything is different at Aunt Julie's house. The rooms have all got names and instead of setting traps for the mice, they are fed. In the evenings everyone sits down together to drink spiced wine and eat cake, then start to make rhymes. And because the alphabet has so many nice letters, Aunt Julie and her guests never run out of ideas ... James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is one of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Marei Schweitzer was born in 1973 in Unna. She studied graphic design and illustration in Bremen, Stockholm and Strasbourg. Before she began working as an illustrator, she lived in Brittany for a while. |
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Ich wär' so gerne Zoodirektor I Want To Be Director Of The Zoo Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Lisl Stich A rediscovered picture book gem
James Krüss and Lisl Stich created a whole series of picture books together, which Boje is republishing bit by bit – the endearing charm of these books will guarantee their success again today! »I want to be a zoo director. Then in one year, I will build a small paradise on Earth that is glorious and wonderful!« James Krüss (1926 – 1997) was born in Helgoland. He decided to become a freelance author after completing his education to become a teacher. Promoted by Erich Kästner, he lived in Munich for many years before starting a new life on an island - Grand Canary. Krüss is a sovereign master of sly fantasy – and at the same time a realistic authority of human strengths and weaknesses. He wrote numerous children's books, stories, novels and, above all, poems. Many of them were used as a basis for picture books. He was awarded the world's highest award for children's and youth literature - the Hans Christian Andersen Medal. |
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Briefe an Pauline Letters to Pauline Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Renate Habinger The wonderful art of writing letters
Pauline thinks that the best stories written by her penpal Don Jaime are »half crazy and half reasonable« She loves to read them in any case! Don Jaime – alias James Krüss himself – and his young penpal Pauline have agreed to a small trade-off. For every story the author sends to her, Pauline has promised to grant him one wish. For on the Canary Islands, where he lives, important things as erasers, pencil sharpeners and other such stuff are not easy to come by. Pauline receives a wonderful new story with each letter in return, with sly bits of advice for life in general. I can't exactly say when I am happy – I usually notice it afterwards, when it's over. Renate Habinger has also illustrated the first volume Pauline And The Prince In The Wind with amusing, lovely strokes. James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 |
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Weihnachten im Leuchtturm auf den Hummerklippen Christmas in the Lighthouse at the Lobster Cliffs by James Krüss ill. by Philip Waechter Christmas in a winter storm and with whitecaps: Thoughtful, amusing stories and rhymes for the Christmas season, from one of the greatest authors of German children's literature.
Christmas has to be celebrated at a lighthouse at least once in a lifetime. Even when it is stormy outside. And that is why Ebby Schaumschläger makes his way to Hauke Sievers along with his friend Boy, his granddaughter Tatjana and his great granddaughter Katja. For Hauke Sievers keeps watch at the lighthouse and has a chest full of stories and poems. There are chimney thieves, Christmas for animals, a Christmas ABC and even Christmas in the summertime. And it doesn't bother anybody when the Christmas mouse decides to steal a cookie during the Holy Night... James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Philip Waechter was born in Frankfurt on the Main in 1968. He studied communication design with an emphasis on illustration in Mainz. His first book was published in 1995. Today he lives and works as a freelance graphic designer in Frankfurt on the Main. He has illustrated numerous picture books and is one of the founders of the art studio cooperation LABOR. Boje Publishing |
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Der Zauberer Korinthe Corinth, the Magician Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Rotraut Susanne Berner »The classic verses by James Krüss are congenially illustrated by Rotraut Susanne Berner up to the last drop of ink.« Stiftung Lesen
Corinth, the magician, is one of James Krüss' most well-known poems. Included in numerous collections, but never before has it appeared in this form. Rotraut Susanne Berner has made it into a magnificent picture book, that playfully takes on the humor and charm of the text, rhyming with it and repeating it. James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is considered to have written some of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Rotraut Susanne Berner, born in 1948 in Stuttgart, studied graphic design in Munich. She has worked as a freelance graphic artist and illustrator since 1977 and is among the most internationally renowned German artists. In 2006 she was awarded the special prize for illustration of the German Youth Literature Prize for her work as a whole |
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In Tante Julies Haus At Aunt Julie's House By James Krüss ill. by Marei Schweitzer »Life doesn't just need B, it needs the whole ABC!« Amusing stories and poems for linguistic acrobats!
Everything is different at Aunt Julie's house. The rooms have all got names and instead of setting traps for the mice, they are fed. In the evenings everyone sits down together to drink spiced wine and eat cake, then start to make rhymes. And because the alphabet has so many nice letters, Aunt Julie and her guests never run out of ideas ... James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is one of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Marei Schweitzer was born in 1973 in Unna. She studied graphic design and illustration in Bremen, Stockholm and Strasbourg. Before she began working as an illustrator, she lived in Brittany for a while. |
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Ich wär' so gerne Zoodirektor I Want To Be Director Of The Zoo Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Lisl Stich A rediscovered picture book gem
James Krüss and Lisl Stich created a whole series of picture books together, which Boje is republishing bit by bit – the endearing charm of these books will guarantee their success again today! »I want to be a zoo director. Then in one year, I will build a small paradise on Earth that is glorious and wonderful!« James Krüss (1926 – 1997) was born in Helgoland. He decided to become a freelance author after completing his education to become a teacher. Promoted by Erich Kästner, he lived in Munich for many years before starting a new life on an island - Grand Canary. Krüss is a sovereign master of sly fantasy – and at the same time a realistic authority of human strengths and weaknesses. He wrote numerous children's books, stories, novels and, above all, poems. Many of them were used as a basis for picture books. He was awarded the world's highest award for children's and youth literature - the Hans Christian Andersen Medal. |
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Briefe an Pauline Letters to Pauline Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Renate Habinger The wonderful art of writing letters
Pauline thinks that the best stories written by her penpal Don Jaime are »half crazy and half reasonable« She loves to read them in any case! Don Jaime – alias James Krüss himself – and his young penpal Pauline have agreed to a small trade-off. For every story the author sends to her, Pauline has promised to grant him one wish. For on the Canary Islands, where he lives, important things as erasers, pencil sharpeners and other such stuff are not easy to come by. Pauline receives a wonderful new story with each letter in return, with sly bits of advice for life in general. I can't exactly say when I am happy – I usually notice it afterwards, when it's over. Renate Habinger has also illustrated the first volume Pauline And The Prince In The Wind with amusing, lovely strokes. James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 |
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Weihnachten im Leuchtturm auf den Hummerklippen Christmas in the Lighthouse at the Lobster Cliffs by James Krüss ill. by Philip Waechter Christmas in a winter storm and with whitecaps: Thoughtful, amusing stories and rhymes for the Christmas season, from one of the greatest authors of German children's literature.
Christmas has to be celebrated at a lighthouse at least once in a lifetime. Even when it is stormy outside. And that is why Ebby Schaumschläger makes his way to Hauke Sievers along with his friend Boy, his granddaughter Tatjana and his great granddaughter Katja. For Hauke Sievers keeps watch at the lighthouse and has a chest full of stories and poems. There are chimney thieves, Christmas for animals, a Christmas ABC and even Christmas in the summertime. And it doesn't bother anybody when the Christmas mouse decides to steal a cookie during the Holy Night... James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Philip Waechter was born in Frankfurt on the Main in 1968. He studied communication design with an emphasis on illustration in Mainz. His first book was published in 1995. Today he lives and works as a freelance graphic designer in Frankfurt on the Main. He has illustrated numerous picture books and is one of the founders of the art studio cooperation LABOR. Boje Publishing |
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Der Zauberer Korinthe Corinth, the Magician Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Rotraut Susanne Berner »The classic verses by James Krüss are congenially illustrated by Rotraut Susanne Berner up to the last drop of ink.« Stiftung Lesen
Corinth, the magician, is one of James Krüss' most well-known poems. Included in numerous collections, but never before has it appeared in this form. Rotraut Susanne Berner has made it into a magnificent picture book, that playfully takes on the humor and charm of the text, rhyming with it and repeating it. James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is considered to have written some of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Rotraut Susanne Berner, born in 1948 in Stuttgart, studied graphic design in Munich. She has worked as a freelance graphic artist and illustrator since 1977 and is among the most internationally renowned German artists. In 2006 she was awarded the special prize for illustration of the German Youth Literature Prize for her work as a whole |
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In Tante Julies Haus At Aunt Julie's House By James Krüss ill. by Marei Schweitzer »Life doesn't just need B, it needs the whole ABC!« Amusing stories and poems for linguistic acrobats!
Everything is different at Aunt Julie's house. The rooms have all got names and instead of setting traps for the mice, they are fed. In the evenings everyone sits down together to drink spiced wine and eat cake, then start to make rhymes. And because the alphabet has so many nice letters, Aunt Julie and her guests never run out of ideas ... James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is one of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Marei Schweitzer was born in 1973 in Unna. She studied graphic design and illustration in Bremen, Stockholm and Strasbourg. Before she began working as an illustrator, she lived in Brittany for a while. |
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Ich wär' so gerne Zoodirektor I Want To Be Director Of The Zoo Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Lisl Stich A rediscovered picture book gem
James Krüss and Lisl Stich created a whole series of picture books together, which Boje is republishing bit by bit – the endearing charm of these books will guarantee their success again today! »I want to be a zoo director. Then in one year, I will build a small paradise on Earth that is glorious and wonderful!« James Krüss (1926 – 1997) was born in Helgoland. He decided to become a freelance author after completing his education to become a teacher. Promoted by Erich Kästner, he lived in Munich for many years before starting a new life on an island - Grand Canary. Krüss is a sovereign master of sly fantasy – and at the same time a realistic authority of human strengths and weaknesses. He wrote numerous children's books, stories, novels and, above all, poems. Many of them were used as a basis for picture books. He was awarded the world's highest award for children's and youth literature - the Hans Christian Andersen Medal. |
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Briefe an Pauline Letters to Pauline Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Renate Habinger The wonderful art of writing letters
Pauline thinks that the best stories written by her penpal Don Jaime are »half crazy and half reasonable« She loves to read them in any case! Don Jaime – alias James Krüss himself – and his young penpal Pauline have agreed to a small trade-off. For every story the author sends to her, Pauline has promised to grant him one wish. For on the Canary Islands, where he lives, important things as erasers, pencil sharpeners and other such stuff are not easy to come by. Pauline receives a wonderful new story with each letter in return, with sly bits of advice for life in general. I can't exactly say when I am happy – I usually notice it afterwards, when it's over. Renate Habinger has also illustrated the first volume Pauline And The Prince In The Wind with amusing, lovely strokes. James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 |
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Weihnachten im Leuchtturm auf den Hummerklippen Christmas in the Lighthouse at the Lobster Cliffs by James Krüss ill. by Philip Waechter Christmas in a winter storm and with whitecaps: Thoughtful, amusing stories and rhymes for the Christmas season, from one of the greatest authors of German children's literature.
Christmas has to be celebrated at a lighthouse at least once in a lifetime. Even when it is stormy outside. And that is why Ebby Schaumschläger makes his way to Hauke Sievers along with his friend Boy, his granddaughter Tatjana and his great granddaughter Katja. For Hauke Sievers keeps watch at the lighthouse and has a chest full of stories and poems. There are chimney thieves, Christmas for animals, a Christmas ABC and even Christmas in the summertime. And it doesn't bother anybody when the Christmas mouse decides to steal a cookie during the Holy Night... James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Philip Waechter was born in Frankfurt on the Main in 1968. He studied communication design with an emphasis on illustration in Mainz. His first book was published in 1995. Today he lives and works as a freelance graphic designer in Frankfurt on the Main. He has illustrated numerous picture books and is one of the founders of the art studio cooperation LABOR. Boje Publishing |
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Der Zauberer Korinthe Corinth, the Magician Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Rotraut Susanne Berner »The classic verses by James Krüss are congenially illustrated by Rotraut Susanne Berner up to the last drop of ink.« Stiftung Lesen
Corinth, the magician, is one of James Krüss' most well-known poems. Included in numerous collections, but never before has it appeared in this form. Rotraut Susanne Berner has made it into a magnificent picture book, that playfully takes on the humor and charm of the text, rhyming with it and repeating it. James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is considered to have written some of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Rotraut Susanne Berner, born in 1948 in Stuttgart, studied graphic design in Munich. She has worked as a freelance graphic artist and illustrator since 1977 and is among the most internationally renowned German artists. In 2006 she was awarded the special prize for illustration of the German Youth Literature Prize for her work as a whole |
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In Tante Julies Haus At Aunt Julie's House By James Krüss ill. by Marei Schweitzer »Life doesn't just need B, it needs the whole ABC!« Amusing stories and poems for linguistic acrobats!
Everything is different at Aunt Julie's house. The rooms have all got names and instead of setting traps for the mice, they are fed. In the evenings everyone sits down together to drink spiced wine and eat cake, then start to make rhymes. And because the alphabet has so many nice letters, Aunt Julie and her guests never run out of ideas ... James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is one of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Marei Schweitzer was born in 1973 in Unna. She studied graphic design and illustration in Bremen, Stockholm and Strasbourg. Before she began working as an illustrator, she lived in Brittany for a while. |
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Ich wär' so gerne Zoodirektor I Want To Be Director Of The Zoo Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Lisl Stich A rediscovered picture book gem
James Krüss and Lisl Stich created a whole series of picture books together, which Boje is republishing bit by bit – the endearing charm of these books will guarantee their success again today! »I want to be a zoo director. Then in one year, I will build a small paradise on Earth that is glorious and wonderful!« James Krüss (1926 – 1997) was born in Helgoland. He decided to become a freelance author after completing his education to become a teacher. Promoted by Erich Kästner, he lived in Munich for many years before starting a new life on an island - Grand Canary. Krüss is a sovereign master of sly fantasy – and at the same time a realistic authority of human strengths and weaknesses. He wrote numerous children's books, stories, novels and, above all, poems. Many of them were used as a basis for picture books. He was awarded the world's highest award for children's and youth literature - the Hans Christian Andersen Medal. |
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Briefe an Pauline Letters to Pauline Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Renate Habinger The wonderful art of writing letters
Pauline thinks that the best stories written by her penpal Don Jaime are »half crazy and half reasonable« She loves to read them in any case! Don Jaime – alias James Krüss himself – and his young penpal Pauline have agreed to a small trade-off. For every story the author sends to her, Pauline has promised to grant him one wish. For on the Canary Islands, where he lives, important things as erasers, pencil sharpeners and other such stuff are not easy to come by. Pauline receives a wonderful new story with each letter in return, with sly bits of advice for life in general. I can't exactly say when I am happy – I usually notice it afterwards, when it's over. Renate Habinger has also illustrated the first volume Pauline And The Prince In The Wind with amusing, lovely strokes. James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 |
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Weihnachten im Leuchtturm auf den Hummerklippen Christmas in the Lighthouse at the Lobster Cliffs by James Krüss ill. by Philip Waechter Christmas in a winter storm and with whitecaps: Thoughtful, amusing stories and rhymes for the Christmas season, from one of the greatest authors of German children's literature.
Christmas has to be celebrated at a lighthouse at least once in a lifetime. Even when it is stormy outside. And that is why Ebby Schaumschläger makes his way to Hauke Sievers along with his friend Boy, his granddaughter Tatjana and his great granddaughter Katja. For Hauke Sievers keeps watch at the lighthouse and has a chest full of stories and poems. There are chimney thieves, Christmas for animals, a Christmas ABC and even Christmas in the summertime. And it doesn't bother anybody when the Christmas mouse decides to steal a cookie during the Holy Night... James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Philip Waechter was born in Frankfurt on the Main in 1968. He studied communication design with an emphasis on illustration in Mainz. His first book was published in 1995. Today he lives and works as a freelance graphic designer in Frankfurt on the Main. He has illustrated numerous picture books and is one of the founders of the art studio cooperation LABOR. Boje Publishing |
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Der Zauberer Korinthe Corinth, the Magician Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Rotraut Susanne Berner »The classic verses by James Krüss are congenially illustrated by Rotraut Susanne Berner up to the last drop of ink.« Stiftung Lesen
Corinth, the magician, is one of James Krüss' most well-known poems. Included in numerous collections, but never before has it appeared in this form. Rotraut Susanne Berner has made it into a magnificent picture book, that playfully takes on the humor and charm of the text, rhyming with it and repeating it. James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is considered to have written some of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Rotraut Susanne Berner, born in 1948 in Stuttgart, studied graphic design in Munich. She has worked as a freelance graphic artist and illustrator since 1977 and is among the most internationally renowned German artists. In 2006 she was awarded the special prize for illustration of the German Youth Literature Prize for her work as a whole |
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In Tante Julies Haus At Aunt Julie's House By James Krüss ill. by Marei Schweitzer »Life doesn't just need B, it needs the whole ABC!« Amusing stories and poems for linguistic acrobats!
Everything is different at Aunt Julie's house. The rooms have all got names and instead of setting traps for the mice, they are fed. In the evenings everyone sits down together to drink spiced wine and eat cake, then start to make rhymes. And because the alphabet has so many nice letters, Aunt Julie and her guests never run out of ideas ... James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is one of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Marei Schweitzer was born in 1973 in Unna. She studied graphic design and illustration in Bremen, Stockholm and Strasbourg. Before she began working as an illustrator, she lived in Brittany for a while. |
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Ich wär' so gerne Zoodirektor I Want To Be Director Of The Zoo Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Lisl Stich A rediscovered picture book gem
James Krüss and Lisl Stich created a whole series of picture books together, which Boje is republishing bit by bit – the endearing charm of these books will guarantee their success again today! »I want to be a zoo director. Then in one year, I will build a small paradise on Earth that is glorious and wonderful!« James Krüss (1926 – 1997) was born in Helgoland. He decided to become a freelance author after completing his education to become a teacher. Promoted by Erich Kästner, he lived in Munich for many years before starting a new life on an island - Grand Canary. Krüss is a sovereign master of sly fantasy – and at the same time a realistic authority of human strengths and weaknesses. He wrote numerous children's books, stories, novels and, above all, poems. Many of them were used as a basis for picture books. He was awarded the world's highest award for children's and youth literature - the Hans Christian Andersen Medal. |
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Briefe an Pauline Letters to Pauline Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Renate Habinger The wonderful art of writing letters
Pauline thinks that the best stories written by her penpal Don Jaime are »half crazy and half reasonable« She loves to read them in any case! Don Jaime – alias James Krüss himself – and his young penpal Pauline have agreed to a small trade-off. For every story the author sends to her, Pauline has promised to grant him one wish. For on the Canary Islands, where he lives, important things as erasers, pencil sharpeners and other such stuff are not easy to come by. Pauline receives a wonderful new story with each letter in return, with sly bits of advice for life in general. I can't exactly say when I am happy – I usually notice it afterwards, when it's over. Renate Habinger has also illustrated the first volume Pauline And The Prince In The Wind with amusing, lovely strokes. James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Boje Publishing Fall 2008 |
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Weihnachten im Leuchtturm auf den Hummerklippen Christmas in the Lighthouse at the Lobster Cliffs by James Krüss ill. by Philip Waechter Christmas in a winter storm and with whitecaps: Thoughtful, amusing stories and rhymes for the Christmas season, from one of the greatest authors of German children's literature.
Christmas has to be celebrated at a lighthouse at least once in a lifetime. Even when it is stormy outside. And that is why Ebby Schaumschläger makes his way to Hauke Sievers along with his friend Boy, his granddaughter Tatjana and his great granddaughter Katja. For Hauke Sievers keeps watch at the lighthouse and has a chest full of stories and poems. There are chimney thieves, Christmas for animals, a Christmas ABC and even Christmas in the summertime. And it doesn't bother anybody when the Christmas mouse decides to steal a cookie during the Holy Night... James Krüss (1926 – 1997) is one of the biggest names in German children's literature. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Philip Waechter was born in Frankfurt on the Main in 1968. He studied communication design with an emphasis on illustration in Mainz. His first book was published in 1995. Today he lives and works as a freelance graphic designer in Frankfurt on the Main. He has illustrated numerous picture books and is one of the founders of the art studio cooperation LABOR. Boje Publishing |
Lembcke, Marjaleena
Mannel, Beatrix
Meier-Albert, Erika
Muggenthaler, Eva
Muszynski, Eva
Petrick, Nina
Ramsland, Morten
Rautenberg, Arne
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Wie die Kichererbsenprinzessin ihr Lachen zurückbekam How the Giggle Bean Princess Learned To Laugh Again by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Katja Wehner Princess Gigglepinch is inconsolable
There has been nothing to laugh about in the whole kingdom ever since half of the court has disappeared. But Anton and Zoe, loyal friends, have come to help the little Giggle Bean princess in the kitchen cabinet. Together they think of all kinds of things to help them find Endless Cackling, the shy Hi hi hi and all the others. Because - without laughter life is sad for everyone, not only for Giggle Bean princesses... Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Katja Wehner was born in Berlin in 1976. She studied graphic design and illustration in Halle, Leipzig and Prague and finished her studies in 2002. She lives and works in Leipzig since 2004. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
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Wayne und die Nacht der echten Cowboys Wayne and the Night of the Real Cowboys by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Eva Schöffmann-Davidov
They all take a trip to the cowboy village on the weekend. For Wayne's family loves cowboys. Except for Wayne himself. He thinks cowboys are boring. They have to spend a whole night in the village because of a traffic jam. Wayne can't believe what poor luck he has. Then he meets Johnny, the prairie dog. Johnny is the secret boss of the cowboy village. He knows everyone - the jackals Heuli and Susy, the sparrow in Silver Lake and the vultures. And, above all, he knows that Wayne doesn't like cowboys! Or does he? Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Eva Schöffmann-Davidov, born in 1973, studied graphic design in Augsburg. Today she mainly illustrates children's and youth books and teaches drawing at the university in Augsburg. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
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Wie die Kichererbsenprinzessin ihr Lachen zurückbekam How the Giggle Bean Princess Learned To Laugh Again by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Katja Wehner Princess Gigglepinch is inconsolable
There has been nothing to laugh about in the whole kingdom ever since half of the court has disappeared. But Anton and Zoe, loyal friends, have come to help the little Giggle Bean princess in the kitchen cabinet. Together they think of all kinds of things to help them find Endless Cackling, the shy Hi hi hi and all the others. Because - without laughter life is sad for everyone, not only for Giggle Bean princesses... Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Katja Wehner was born in Berlin in 1976. She studied graphic design and illustration in Halle, Leipzig and Prague and finished her studies in 2002. She lives and works in Leipzig since 2004. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
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Wayne und die Nacht der echten Cowboys Wayne and the Night of the Real Cowboys by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Eva Schöffmann-Davidov
They all take a trip to the cowboy village on the weekend. For Wayne's family loves cowboys. Except for Wayne himself. He thinks cowboys are boring. They have to spend a whole night in the village because of a traffic jam. Wayne can't believe what poor luck he has. Then he meets Johnny, the prairie dog. Johnny is the secret boss of the cowboy village. He knows everyone - the jackals Heuli and Susy, the sparrow in Silver Lake and the vultures. And, above all, he knows that Wayne doesn't like cowboys! Or does he? Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Eva Schöffmann-Davidov, born in 1973, studied graphic design in Augsburg. Today she mainly illustrates children's and youth books and teaches drawing at the university in Augsburg. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
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Wie die Kichererbsenprinzessin ihr Lachen zurückbekam How the Giggle Bean Princess Learned To Laugh Again by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Katja Wehner Princess Gigglepinch is inconsolable
There has been nothing to laugh about in the whole kingdom ever since half of the court has disappeared. But Anton and Zoe, loyal friends, have come to help the little Giggle Bean princess in the kitchen cabinet. Together they think of all kinds of things to help them find Endless Cackling, the shy Hi hi hi and all the others. Because - without laughter life is sad for everyone, not only for Giggle Bean princesses... Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Katja Wehner was born in Berlin in 1976. She studied graphic design and illustration in Halle, Leipzig and Prague and finished her studies in 2002. She lives and works in Leipzig since 2004. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
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Wayne und die Nacht der echten Cowboys Wayne and the Night of the Real Cowboys by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Eva Schöffmann-Davidov
They all take a trip to the cowboy village on the weekend. For Wayne's family loves cowboys. Except for Wayne himself. He thinks cowboys are boring. They have to spend a whole night in the village because of a traffic jam. Wayne can't believe what poor luck he has. Then he meets Johnny, the prairie dog. Johnny is the secret boss of the cowboy village. He knows everyone - the jackals Heuli and Susy, the sparrow in Silver Lake and the vultures. And, above all, he knows that Wayne doesn't like cowboys! Or does he? Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Eva Schöffmann-Davidov, born in 1973, studied graphic design in Augsburg. Today she mainly illustrates children's and youth books and teaches drawing at the university in Augsburg. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
Schilling, Regina
Schindler, Nina
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Der Baumhexen-Club Illustrated by Heike Herold 2007/2008, 128 pages, 14 x 21.5 cm Hardcover, black and white illustrations 8 years and up All rights available, 4 volumes in print Paolina is getting her very own tree house for her birthday! The first thing she does is to start a tree-witch club with her friends Sandra and Robin. What follows is a fun, energetic story about girls who know how to take care of themselves. |
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Der Baumhexen-Club in geheimer Mission Illustrated by Heike Herold 2007/2008, 128 pages, 14 x 21.5 cm Hardcover, black and white illustrations 8 years and up All rights available, 4 volumes in print Paolina is getting her very own tree house for her birthday! The first thing she does is to start a tree-witch club with her friends Sandra and Robin. What follows is a fun, energetic story about girls who know how to take care of themselves. |
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Der Baumhexen-Club auf heißer Spur Illustrated by Heike Herold 2007/2008, 128 pages, 14 x 21.5 cm Hardcover, black and white illustrations 8 years and up All rights available, 4 volumes in print Paolina is getting her very own tree house for her birthday! The first thing she does is to start a tree-witch club with her friends Sandra and Robin. What follows is a fun, energetic story about girls who know how to take care of themselves. |
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Der Baumhexen-Club – Klau im Klassenzimmer Illustrated by Heike Herold 2007/2008, 128 pages, 14 x 21.5 cm Hardcover, black and white illustrations 8 years and up All rights available, 4 volumes in print Paolina is getting her very own tree house for her birthday! The first thing she does is to start a tree-witch club with her friends Sandra and Robin. What follows is a fun, energetic story about girls who know how to take care of themselves. |
Schlüter, Manfred
Schulß, Axel
Schweitzer, Marei
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In Tante Julies Haus At Aunt Julie's House By James Krüss ill. by Marei Schweitzer »Life doesn't just need B, it needs the whole ABC!« Amusing stories and poems for linguistic acrobats!
Everything is different at Aunt Julie's house. The rooms have all got names and instead of setting traps for the mice, they are fed. In the evenings everyone sits down together to drink spiced wine and eat cake, then start to make rhymes. And because the alphabet has so many nice letters, Aunt Julie and her guests never run out of ideas ... James Krüss (1926 – 1997), is one of the classics of German children's books. His work appears in various editions and was translated into many languages. In 2007 the James-Krüss-Museum was opened on his home island, Helgoland, Germany. Marei Schweitzer was born in 1973 in Unna. She studied graphic design and illustration in Bremen, Stockholm and Strasbourg. Before she began working as an illustrator, she lived in Brittany for a while. |
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Wayne und die Nacht der echten Cowboys Wayne and the Night of the Real Cowboys by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Eva Schöffmann-Davidov
They all take a trip to the cowboy village on the weekend. For Wayne's family loves cowboys. Except for Wayne himself. He thinks cowboys are boring. They have to spend a whole night in the village because of a traffic jam. Wayne can't believe what poor luck he has. Then he meets Johnny, the prairie dog. Johnny is the secret boss of the cowboy village. He knows everyone - the jackals Heuli and Susy, the sparrow in Silver Lake and the vultures. And, above all, he knows that Wayne doesn't like cowboys! Or does he? Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Eva Schöffmann-Davidov, born in 1973, studied graphic design in Augsburg. Today she mainly illustrates children's and youth books and teaches drawing at the university in Augsburg. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
Stich, Lisl
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Ich wär' so gerne Zoodirektor I Want To Be Director Of The Zoo Text: James Krüss Illustrations: Lisl Stich A rediscovered picture book gem
James Krüss and Lisl Stich created a whole series of picture books together, which Boje is republishing bit by bit – the endearing charm of these books will guarantee their success again today! »I want to be a zoo director. Then in one year, I will build a small paradise on Earth that is glorious and wonderful!« James Krüss (1926 – 1997) was born in Helgoland. He decided to become a freelance author after completing his education to become a teacher. Promoted by Erich Kästner, he lived in Munich for many years before starting a new life on an island - Grand Canary. Krüss is a sovereign master of sly fantasy – and at the same time a realistic authority of human strengths and weaknesses. He wrote numerous children's books, stories, novels and, above all, poems. Many of them were used as a basis for picture books. He was awarded the world's highest award for children's and youth literature - the Hans Christian Andersen Medal. |
Stöllinger, Heide
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Zum Kuckuck mit den Eiern Laying Eggs Text: Adelheid Dahimène Illustrations: Heide Stöllinger Being a parent is never easy...
It's also hard work to have children in the bird kingdom! The cuckoo bird wife doesn't feel one bit like hatching her two brown-speckled eggs – especially since her husband is taking it easy, filing his claws without a care in the world, and doesn't even dream of helping her with the troublesome hatching. Let others do the work, thinks Mrs. Cuckoo! The sassy sparrow, for example, who is always sharpening her beak, and the vain magpie, who stands in front of the mirror every day. Off she goes, dropping the cuckoo eggs into the others' nests! The expectant bird mothers obediently settle down to hatch the eggs, but when the magpie discovers the gold color in the feathers, she curses the eggs... One story below, the sparrow is singing the same song – and thus the cuckoo birds do become parents after all. Adelheid Dahimène writes for both children and adults. Her most recent award was The Austrian Recognition Award for Literature. Boje Verlag published a further book of hers entitled "Weitersagen!" (Pass It On, ill. by Selda Marlin Soganci) Heide Stöllinger, born in 1940 in Klagenfurt, studied at the College of Applied Art in Vienna. Together with Adelheid Dahimène, she has published numerous picture books which have received many awards. She lives and works as a freelance artist in Linz on the Danube. |
Teich, Karsten
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Sieben schreckliche Seepiraten Seven Ferocious Pirates Text: Heinz Janisch Illustrations: Karsten Teich They dropped anchor just off Madagascar...
Rarely laughed so much! Heinz Janisch wrote an itsy-bitsy pirate story, which Karsten Teich transformed into a wonderful picture book. Susy Sharpsword and her singing seamen put all pirates of the season to shame – whether in the South Sea or Soho. Heinz Janisch was born in Güssing, Austria in 1960. He has has been an editor at the Austrian radio station ”Österreicher Rundfunk” since 1984. He has written numerous books for children and adults and is meanwhile one of the most popular authors of children's books in Austria. In 2006 he received the Bologna Ragazzi Award for ”Rote Wangen ” (Red Cheeks). Karsten Teich, born in 1967, studied art at the Academy of Arts in Kassel. He has lived in Berlin with his family since 1996 and works as an illustrator for various publishing houses, newspapers and magazines. »Karsten Teich produces this crazy adventure in brilliant colors in such an impressive and detailed manner that you never tire of looking at the mauve-colored South Sea sky and tatooed pirate hands. Absolutely wonderful!« Spielen und Lernen (magazine) |
Teich, Karsten
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Sieben schreckliche Seepiraten Seven Ferocious Pirates Text: Heinz Janisch Illustrations: Karsten Teich They dropped anchor just off Madagascar...
Rarely laughed so much! Heinz Janisch wrote an itsy-bitsy pirate story, which Karsten Teich transformed into a wonderful picture book. Susy Sharpsword and her singing seamen put all pirates of the season to shame – whether in the South Sea or Soho. Heinz Janisch was born in Güssing, Austria in 1960. He has has been an editor at the Austrian radio station ”Österreicher Rundfunk” since 1984. He has written numerous books for children and adults and is meanwhile one of the most popular authors of children's books in Austria. In 2006 he received the Bologna Ragazzi Award for ”Rote Wangen ” (Red Cheeks). Karsten Teich, born in 1967, studied art at the Academy of Arts in Kassel. He has lived in Berlin with his family since 1996 and works as an illustrator for various publishing houses, newspapers and magazines. »Karsten Teich produces this crazy adventure in brilliant colors in such an impressive and detailed manner that you never tire of looking at the mauve-colored South Sea sky and tatooed pirate hands. Absolutely wonderful!« Spielen und Lernen (magazine) |
Teich, Karsten
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Sieben schreckliche Seepiraten Seven Ferocious Pirates Text: Heinz Janisch Illustrations: Karsten Teich They dropped anchor just off Madagascar...
Rarely laughed so much! Heinz Janisch wrote an itsy-bitsy pirate story, which Karsten Teich transformed into a wonderful picture book. Susy Sharpsword and her singing seamen put all pirates of the season to shame – whether in the South Sea or Soho. Heinz Janisch was born in Güssing, Austria in 1960. He has has been an editor at the Austrian radio station ”Österreicher Rundfunk” since 1984. He has written numerous books for children and adults and is meanwhile one of the most popular authors of children's books in Austria. In 2006 he received the Bologna Ragazzi Award for ”Rote Wangen ” (Red Cheeks). Karsten Teich, born in 1967, studied art at the Academy of Arts in Kassel. He has lived in Berlin with his family since 1996 and works as an illustrator for various publishing houses, newspapers and magazines. »Karsten Teich produces this crazy adventure in brilliant colors in such an impressive and detailed manner that you never tire of looking at the mauve-colored South Sea sky and tatooed pirate hands. Absolutely wonderful!« Spielen und Lernen (magazine) |
Wehner, Katja
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Wie die Kichererbsenprinzessin ihr Lachen zurückbekam How the Giggle Bean Princess Learned To Laugh Again by Hilke Rosenboom ill. by Katja Wehner Princess Gigglepinch is inconsolable
There has been nothing to laugh about in the whole kingdom ever since half of the court has disappeared. But Anton and Zoe, loyal friends, have come to help the little Giggle Bean princess in the kitchen cabinet. Together they think of all kinds of things to help them find Endless Cackling, the shy Hi hi hi and all the others. Because - without laughter life is sad for everyone, not only for Giggle Bean princesses... Hilke Rosenboom spent her childhood on two islands in the North Sea, studied linguistics and attended a journalism school in Hamburg. After working for 15 years as a reporter for the magazine »Stern« and travelling extensively to various corners of the world, she began to write books for children and teens. Hilke Rosenboom lives with her family in Hamburg. Katja Wehner was born in Berlin in 1976. She studied graphic design and illustration in Halle, Leipzig and Prague and finished her studies in 2002. She lives and works in Leipzig since 2004. Boje Publishing Spring 2008 |
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