Zuckersüss Kurz und Klein: Die Erfindung des Teilens

Fierce competition or better strong together?

Kurz and Klein are two people from the Stone Age who like to outdo each other. Who has the bigger or the narrower cave? Who sits on a chair instead of the floor and who builds a cosy bed? But little by little the rivalry escalates: soon all kinds of things are piled up on their dwellings, from castles and cars to jet engines. Finally, it comes as it had to come &ndash, the stacks start to totter ... This funny book for children aged four and up shows how we harm ourselves through envy and jealousy and why teamwork is the better option.

• Complex topics explained simply in a children's book: learning to share the H&uuml,hlenmenschen way!
• Together for each other: How short and small get on together after all
• Suitable for ages four and up, ideal for reading aloud in the nursery or at home
• Inventions in fast-forward: What competition can lead to
• Very special B&uuml,cher: Teaching values with the Zuckers&uuml,&Airplane, Publisher

Not at all idyllic picture book: Quarrels among hooligans

When from page to page more and more owners gather at the homes of short and small, it soon becomes clear &ndash that this can't go on for long. Besides, who needs their own ship? Or a castle? After the two Stone Age people are literally buried under their property, they start to think: maybe it would be better if they joined forces after all?
A children's book about learning to share: Together with short and small, recognise the value of togetherness!