Dulcinea in the Magic Forest
The magic forest is dangerous and forbidden to enter. Dulcinea has known this ever since she was a young girl. But her father has gone there to pick blueberries for her birthday pancakes. Could ...
moreOle Könnecke
Ole Könnecke, born in Göttingen in 1961, grew up in Sweden and lives in Hamburg. Since 1990, he has designed over 30 books, for which he has received several national and international awards. Hanser has published the illustrated children’s book Wie Ich Papa die Angst vor Fremden nahm (text: Rafik Schami), six picture books about Anton, as well as Das große Buch der Bilder und Wörter (2010), Das große Bilderbuch der ganzen Welt (2014), Elvis und der Mann mit dem roten Mantel (2016), Sport ist herrlich (2017) and Desperado (2019).
Desperado
Every morning Roy rides to kindergarten on his horse Desperado—full of joy. But one day everything is different: The kindergarten is devasted, the seesaw is broken, and the swing is torn off. ...
moreSports are Wonderful
Exercise is important. Playing is fun. Sport is amazing! Ole Könnecke presents the most wonderful types of sport – oftentimes laconically, sometimes instructively, yet always wittingly.
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Elvis And the Man With the Red Coat
Christmas, the most wonderful time of the year! Music is playing and finally one can relax with a cup of coffee. Unless, a man with a red coat is standing at the door – in need of help! A ...
moreThe Big Picture Book of the Whole World
There are things that even the youngest child wants to know: who is at home in the desert? What does the North Pole look like? Which animals live at the bottom of the sea? This picture dictionary ...
moreAnton and the Spoilsports
No one wants to be a spoilsport, least of all Anton. But when the girls won’t let him join in their games he retaliates in his own way...
Anton comes along and asks quite innocently if ...
Anton and the Big Fight
Who’s the greatest? Who’s the strongest? The harder you try to win this battle, the higher your chances are of losing it...
It all starts harmlessly enough, as is so often the case ...