Ein Passwort für die Pippilothek

A wild chase between a dog and a fox ends in the library. The fox disguises itself as a plush toy, but the dog gets caught. Later that same day, his farmer puts him on a leash. To stop him from howling, he receives a "glass board" on which games can be played. Only the cable is visible outside the doghouse when the fox visits the dog. "What a dog's life!" says the fox. "I would have loved to go to the Pippilothek with you." But then they discover that the entire library is contained within the glass board – and that there’s even a book about the fox that can be listened to! Content, they listen to and write stories in the doghouse and agree: There are different ways to access the library – those on a leash go online. We know the fox (and the mouse, who has a supporting role in the book) from "Pippilothek." With speed and wit, Lorenz Pauli and Kathrin Schärer expand their library characters' repertoire with a grand adventure and online access.