Duden

• Mario Ludwig
• Illustrated by Dorina Tessmann
• Autumn 2021, 64 pages, 21 x 19 cm
• Hardcover
• Ages 4+
• All rights available

Did you know? Dolphins give themselves names, elephants have a secret language and herrings fart messages to themselves! And what is the biggest misunderstanding between dog and cat? This unusual picture book about animal language makes you laugh, smile and be amazed.

• Eva Stollreiter
• Illustrated by Katrin Stangl
• Autumn 2021, 96 pages, 14.8 x 21 cm
• Hardcover
• All rights available

We humans need community. We experience it in partnership, family and friendship. But we also need it if we want to shape the future of our society well. In this book, eight children reflect together on what makes our togetherness special. Their insights are full of profundity, sometimes funny, often touching. With their unbiased view, they make us think. About ourselves, our fellow human beings and what is important to us.

• Marion Krause
• Illustrated by Antje Hagemann
• Spring 2022, 144 pages, 14.8 x 21 cm
• Paperback
• Ages 5+
• All rights available

A colorful play and learning block. First letters and number puzzles stimulate learning in a playful way.

• Andrea Weller-Essers
• Illustrated by Meike Töpperwien
• Autumn 2021, 120 pages, 14.8 x 21 cm
• Hardcover
• All rights available

Where does language actually come from? Why are there so many languages? How did the people speak in the Middle Ages? This book explores these and many other exciting questions about language and takes children on a journey through the history of language.

• Ralph Caspers
• Autumn 2020, 208 pages, 14,8 x 21 cm
• Paperback
• Ages 5-10
• All rights available

The parent asks “How was your day?” and the answer is – silence. The conversation with the child ends before it even began. What does one’s child really think or feel? Ralph Caspers’ questions and answers show parents a way to talk in an honest but also relaxed way with their children.

• Dorothee Raab
• Illustrated by Sigrid Leberer and Stefan Leuchtenberg
• Autumn 2020, 128 pages, 21 x 29,7 cm
• Paperback
• Ages 5+
• All rights available

Dorothee Raab’s educational approach “Learning in one’s own speed” and Linus the raven guide children through learning for preschool and offer a lot of fun. Age-appropriated tasks supporting concentration, fine motor skills, and logical thinking can be accomplished without any pressure.

• Andrea Weller-Essers
• Illustrated by Merle Goll
• Autumn 2020, 80 pages, 30 x 15 cm
• Hardcover
• Ages 4+
• All rights available

In this magical clip-clap book the most amazing and wonderful animals, dishes and enchanted jumble can be created.

• Svenja Ernsten
• Illustrated by Meike Teichmann
• Autumn 2020, 48 pages, 21 x 29,7 cm
• Paperback
• Ages 6+
• All rights available

Paint, craft, cut out and meanwhile discover the environment: This book offers a lot of tips on how to protect the environment!

• Judith Drews, Kristina Brasseler & Andrea Peter
• Illustrated by Judith Drews, Kristina Brasseler & Andrea Peter
• Spring 2020, 176 pages, 14.8 x 21.0 cm
• Hardcover
• For all ages
• All rights available

Family – that’s us. Each and every one of us. But how well do we actually know each other? Start a project with your family! In this colourful entry book there are profiles of every single family member, lists and rankings, space for wishes and crazy ideas, favourite jokes, holiday plans, fingerprints, compliments, and future bets.

• Illustrated by Antje Hagemann
• Autumn 2019, 19.6 x 27.6 cm
• Game
• Ages 5+
• All rights available

Discover the world of the ABC in a fun and entertaining way, by taking the train to the ABC universe! Which letter carriage does the monkey sit in? And what about the cowboy? And the dinosaur? In every carriage there are three passengers who want to come along for the ride. Thanks to the simple checking system, children can check for themselves whether they have correctly matched the passengers to the different carriages. In three separate games, kids learn all about letters and their place in the alphabet.

• Karolin Küntzel
• Illustrated by Antje Hagemann
• Spring 2020, 48 pages, 21.0 x 29.7 cm
• Paperback
• Ages 6+
• All rights available

Explore planets, get to know the world of astronauts, build a paper rocket, observe star images and paint your own footprints on the moon!

• Béa Beste & Stephanie Jansen
• Spring 2020, 368 pages, 14.8 x 21.0 cm
• Paperback
• For all ages
• All rights available

Whoever asks wins. Whoever answers exciting questions has already won! Starting from the basic idea that all children experience their individual abilities and knowledge apart from everyday school life, this concept is based on a comprehensive learning understanding in the family community.

• Spring 2015, 340 pages, 15.3 x 21.5 cm
• Hardcover
• Ages 10+
• Rights sold to Mongolia
• Website

The Series includes titles covering the following subjects: German, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

• Illustrated by Antje Hagemann
• Spring 2017, 96 pages, 21 x 19 cm
• Hardcover
• Ages 4+
• All rights available
• Website

A perfect memory of kindergarten times, in which the child’s friends can eternalize themselves painting and scribbling.

• Autumn 2017, 320 pages, 24 x 28.7 cm
• Hardcover
• Ages 5+
• Rights sold to China
• Website

Comprising 650 easily understandable explanations from A to Z and more than 800 illustrations and photos.

• Dorothee Raab
• Spring 2017, 80 pages, 21 x 29.7 cm
• Paperback
• Ages 5+
• All rights available
• Website

A creative and easy to practice beginner’s book for German as a foreign language.

• Illustrated by Antje Hagemann
• Spring 2017, 64 pages, 21 x 29.7 cm
• Paperback
• Ages 4+
• All rights available
• Website

On every page rabbit Paul first tells a little story and then invites to make a funny exercise based on that story. Furthermore the title contains a lot of illustrations that can be coloured in creatively.

• Illustrated by Judith Heger
• Spring 2014, 160 pages, 14.8 x 21 cm
• Ages 7+
• All rights available
• Website

Games, riddles and funny pranks will chase away boredom during vacation time!

• Dorothee Raab
• Illustrated by Stefan Leuchtenberg
• Spring 2018, 96 pages, 21 x 29.7 cm
• Block
• 6+
• All rights available
• Website

Linus the Raven, the clever little hero of this series, accompanies primary school pupils through the fascinating world of mathematics. All exercises are designed to ensure steady learning progress without demanding too much.

• Ulrike Holzwarth-Raether
• Illustrated by Antje Hagemann
• Spring 2018, 64 pages, 20 x 24 cm
• Flexible Cover
• 4+
• All rights available
• Website

This interactive book gives young children a first impression of how the alphabet works. In a playful way, they learn how to recognise and correctly apply the different letters.

• Spring 2018, 128 pages, 14.8 x 21 cm
• 5+
• All rights available
• Website

Math exercises can be fun – this pad proves everyone wrong who says otherwise!

• Spring 2018, 160 pages, 14.8 x 21 cm
• Block
• 8+
• All rights available
• Website

This activity pad is a jam-packed bag full of puzzles, riddles, games, colouring pages and much more. Of course, “out of bounds” also stands for quite a few suggestions for funny pranks and practical jokes, so hold on to your seats …

• Spring 2018, 32 pages, 10.4 x 14.8 cm
• Paperback
• 5+
• All rights available
• Website

Activity and reading fun in a handy mini format! Each book is designed to keep a child entertained without needing help from their parents. Ideal as presents for birthday parties or the first day of school.

• Autumn 2018, 16 pages, 17 x 24 cm
• Paperback
• 7+
• All rights available

Hand-written letters are something beautiful and a great opportunity for beginners, who are just starting to write, to try out all different kinds of styles. All there is to know for kids about how to write a letter in this funny box. It contains a booklet full of useful tips and tricks for writing letters, interesting facts and witty riddles about the post office, letter paper, post- and folding cards with cheeky monster print envelopes, and stickers for decoration. Everything for a great start, fun included!

• Ulrike Holzwarth-Raether
• Illustrated by Constanze Guhr
• Autumn 2018, 48 pages, 21 x 29.7 cm
• Paperback
• 4+
• All rights available

»Do letters appear from nowhere?« helps children to deploy their potential and talent by learning in a playful and relaxed way. The book offers easy access for every child to explore the world of letters. They can for example go fishing for their own name, visit a letter magician or read by their fingers. And there is a lot of extra material to play with, too. Exciting challenges and a fresh layout invite kids aged 4 and up to be very creative here.

• Ute Müller-Wolfangel
• Illustrated by Meike Töpperwien
• Autumn 2018, 48 pages, 21.0 x 29.7 cm
• Paperback
• 4+
• All rights available

»Do numbers grow on trees?« offers creative impulses, enticing ideas and thrilling challenges for kids from the age of 4. They can explore the world of numbers up to 10.

• Autumn 2018, 64 pages, 20 x 24 cm
• Boardbook
• 8+
• All rights available

Hand-lettering is the trend among adults, but kids too can have fun with bringing flippy, crazy, twirly and gaudy letters to life on paper. This book is taking the child on a journey to create its first hand-lettering projects –
super-simple step-by-step instructions, enough pages to practice inside the book and tons of ideas and templates.