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Book Rebels
These female literary characters are true rebels. They’re strong, courageous and doing it their way. They own up to their weaknesses, fight setbacks and overcome defeat. Their stories have ...
moreAnnette Pehnt
Annette Pehnt, born in 1967, lives with her family in Freiburg. She has already received numerous literary awards, including the Hermann Hesse Literature Prize. Since 2018 she has been Professor of Creative Writing and Cultural Journalism at the University of Hildesheim. Hanser has published her books Der Bärbeiß (2013), Der Bärbeiß - Herrlich miese Tage (2015) and Alle für Anuka (2016). In 2017 these were followed by Der Bärbeiß - Schrecklich gut gelaunt and Hieronymus oder Wie man wild wird (2021).annette-pehnt.de
Hieronymus or How to go wild
Hieronymus the raccoon has a problem: he’s too polite and too tame for his fellow animals and has been cast out. When he appears in Luki’s front garden asking for help, the boy immediately ...
moreGrumpy Bear Sees Everything
Every preschooler likes counting, coloring, solving riddles, and finding mistakes. With this book Jutta Bauer invites her youngest readers to take a really close look at her wonderful ...
moreGrumpy Bear: Awfully Cheerful
Grumpy Bear is in the most awful mood you could ever imagine. But then he falls in love – and, magically, can’t help but smile.
Grumpy Bear can’t get out of bed, that’s how ...
Standing Up for Anuka
Every year Philip spends his holidays in the PalmClub Hotel. It’s wonderfully easy-going there – and he gets to see Anuka again! But this time something unexpected happens: the quiet and ...
moreThe Grumpy Bear – Happy Days of Misery!
Will spring improve his mood? Will there be high spirits the summer? Will he manage to have some fun in the autumn? Will he go sledging in the winter? The Grumpy Bear prefers to spend his time ...
moreThe Grumpy Bear
The Grumpy Bear doesn’t like having visitors and he doesn’t want to visit anyone either. But the friendly creatures in his neighbourhood don’t let that put them off. So we’ll just keep on ...
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