Loewe Verlag

• Katja Reider
• Spring 2025, 16 pages,
• Boardbook
• 2+
• All rights available
• Website

Little bunny Hoppel tackles bathroom routines like potty time, handwashing, and brushing teeth. Though hesitant at first, playful imagination turns tasks like fur brushing and nail trimming into fun. This beautifully illustrated board book shows kids how simple and enjoyable body hygiene can be, leaving Hoppel feeling great and confident after his routine!

• Christian Tielmann
• Illustrated by Kaja Reinki, Ron Lipkowski
• Autumn 2024, 80 pages,
• Hardcover
• 7+
• Rights (series) sold to Denmark
• Website

Hidden in the Old Harbor lies the magical Dragon School “Stormfog”. Here, children and their dragons train for the thrilling adventures that await them!

• Jana Hoch
• Illustrated by Marie Beschorner
• Spring 2025, 128 pages,
• Hardcover
• 7+
• All rights available
• Website

Elli envies her sister’s riding lessons – until Grandma gives her a magical shell-paint. When Elli paints a horse, it comes to life, whisking her to Umbra’s hidden valley. There, she meets Miracle Mane and helps protect the sanctuary alongside wild horses and their guardian, Liron. To save their magical refuge, Elli must prove that friendship is the strongest magic.

• Frank Passfeller
• Illustrated by Antje Hagemann
• Spring 2025, 64 pages,
• Paperback
• 7+
• Rights (series) sold to Czech Republic
• Website

Attention, young detectives! Join Sherlock Schultz and his niece Tine on thrilling cases where solving crimes means using your school skills! Each story weaves exciting mysteries with fun exercises in math, writing, and more. With engaging puzzles on every page, these learning mysteries boost reading comprehension, focus, and problem-solving. Learning has never been this fun – or suspenseful!

• Vanessa Walder
• Illustrated by Larisa Lauber
• Spring 2025, 80 pages,
• Hardcover
• 7+
• All rights available
• Website

When a fire breaks out, Eddie, the raccoon firefighter steps up, forming an animal fire brigade with other animals. Can this wild team save the forest?

• Cally Stronk
• Illustrated by Simona M. Ceccarelli
• Autumn 2024, 208 pages,
• Hardcover
• 8+
• Rights (series) sold to Denmark, Russia
• Website

Flo, a scrappy street puppy, joins the Street Gang – Rocket, Kara, Cracker, and Murmle – to survive the city. When their home is destroyed, they end up in a posh neighborhood ruled by snobbish purebreds. Now, the gang must fight to stay – or be forced out for good.

• Vanessa Walder
• Illustrated by Marie Beschorner
• Spring 2025, 240 pages,
• Hardcover
• 9+
• All rights available
• Website

When 107-year-old Flora Cunabula passes away, she leaves her family a villa, magical plants, and a secret legacy. Her great grandchildren – twins from London and Berlin – must decide whether to protect these plants, part of a forbidden network, or succumb to a pharmaceutical company’s tempting offers. Danger and magic await as they face this life-changing choice.

• Jane Austen, Claudia Kühn
• Illustrated by Tara Spruit
• Autumn 2024, 256 pages,
• Hardcover
• 12+
• Rights sold to Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Italy, Netherlands, Russia, Spain
• Website

Elizabeth Bennet struggles to assert herself as one of five sisters with a marriageobsessed mother. Her sharp views on love clash with 19thcentury norms – and the proud yet captivating Mr. Darcy. Tara Spruit’s stunning illustrations bring Pride and Prejudice to life in a gorgeous graphic novel, perfect for Jane Austen lovers and Regency fans alike.

• Nina Scheweling
• Spring 2025, 400 pages,
• Paperback
• 14+
• All rights available
• Website

Quinn is living on borrowed time – her donor heart is failing. Studying medicine to confront death, she’s thrust into a chilling mystery when the dean and a student are murdered, and her brother becomes the prime suspect. Uncovering the truth, Quinn reveals a secret that could shatter medicine itself.

• Michael Martin, Anna Taube
• Illustrated by Kurzi Shortriver
• Autumn 2024, 176 pages,
• Hardcover
• 9+
• All rights available
• Website

Our Earth is a wonder – resilient yet fragile. Renowned photographer and geographer Michael Martin takes young readers on a journey across the globe in his first children’s non-fiction book. From freezing toothpaste at the North Pole to the scorching Namib, his fascinating stories and stunning photos inspire awe and a deeper connection to our planet.
A family-library treasure!

• Gabriella Santos de Lima
• Autumn 2024, 320 pages,
• Paperback
• 14+
• Rights sold to Poland, Ukraine
• Website

Helena’s dream comes true when she’s accepted to the prestigious Sankt Zander boarding school, where she meets Arthur, a soulful indie singer. Their romance feels like a fairy tale – until Arthur’s controlling behavior shatters the illusion. Do love stories always have happy endings? In her YA debut, Gabriella Santos de Lima sensitively explores the line etween romance and toxicity.

• Franka Neubauer
• Spring 2025, 432 pages,
• Paperback
• 16+
• All rights available
• Website

Hollywood star Loraine’s life turns upside down when a threat forces her to have a bodyguard – Wyatt Carter – by her side 24/7. Sparks fly, but Lori wants him gone, until chilling messages make Wyatt her only refuge. As danger looms, secrets unravel, and the line between protection and passion blurs. Can they trust each other before it’s too late?