Stefan Beuse was born in 1967 and worked as a copywriter, photographer and journalist. His literary work has won the State Kärnten Prize at the Ingeborg Bachmann competition and has been awarded the Hamburg Literature Prize three times. His novels Kometen and Meeres Stille have been made into films. Hanser Kinderbuch has published Die Ziege auf dem Mond (2018) and Der Pinguin sucht das Glück (2019), which he developed together with Sophie Greve. Stefan Beuse lives in Hamburg. stefanbeuse.de
When will you become the hero of your own life story?
A riveting dystopia that reads like a heart-stopping film
On love, freedom and rebelling against a manipulative system
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This is a fantastic story about wrong perceptions, the rights socks, and your true destiny. Every morning at six thirty, the little penguin is at the airport, together with all other penguins. ...
moreThis is a philosophical adventure for children and grown-ups who have not forgotten how to wonder. The goat lives on the moon – alone, but happy. Every day new and curious things land on the ...
more2018 Buch des Monats Dt. Akademie für Kinder- und Jugendliteratur
