Best selling Children's books from Reise Know-How

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1. Ich bin mutig

Courage is when you're afraid but still dare to act. Take a look at the cozy cave where little bear Arlo lives with his sister Eva and their mother: oh, how warm and comfortable it is. Arlo feels safe and at home there. But winter is almost over, and it's time to move to the valley. Arlo would much prefer to keep things as they are. However, curious Eva is excited and runs ahead. On their way, the little bear family must cross a snowy mountain. "Stay close to me," calls Mama Bear, as suddenly a howling snowstorm approaches. Arlo immediately realizes that his sister has run too far ahead, and he hears her calling! Although Arlo is scared, he knows exactly what he must do and bravely sets off. Dare to join the little anxious but brave bear Arlo in the snowstorm. Your picture book adventure with little bear Arlo. A captivating animal story to love and empathize with. An atmospherically illustrated children's book about the themes of "overcoming fear" and "being brave." Brave instead of reckless: the sense of the difference is only developed by those who are allowed to feel fear. A first reading book for children aged 4 and up. From the author of "Without You, That Just Won't Work!". 

2. Meine ersten Sachen

"Meine ersten Sachen" is a creative and colorful cardboard picture book designed especially for toddlers aged 12 months and up. The illustrator Anna Süssbauer brings everyday objects such as toys, building blocks, and stuffed animals to life in an original way. With a distinctive style and humorous depictions, where even a coffee cup has eyes, getting to know everyday objects becomes an entertaining experience. The lovingly crafted images are appealing not only to little ones but also a real eye-catcher for adults. This book is perfect for shared reading times and encourages children's imagination and curiosity. It invites you to discover and explore favorite things in various settings such as the nursery, playground, or garden. 

3. Michels Unfug Nummer 325

"Michels Unfug Number 325" is an entertaining children's book that tells the adventures of Michel from Lönneberga. In this story, Michel experiences a summer full of fun and challenges as he tries to get rid of the pesky flies that are bothering his summer. Since his father doesn't want to spend money on fly catchers, Michel takes matters into his own hands and uses his ingenuity to create some variety. The narrative has been specially prepared for beginner readers and includes colorful syllables that make learning to read easier. This book not only promotes reading skills but also fosters the imagination and humor of young readers. The lovingly designed illustrations by Björn Berg complement the story and make reading a visual experience. Ideal for children aged 7 and up, this book offers a perfect mix of fun and educational value. 

Actual product image Michels Unfug Nummer 325 (German, Hardcover, Anna-Liese Kornitzky, Astrid Lindgren, Björn mountain)
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Michels Unfug Nummer 325

German, Hardcover, Anna-Liese Kornitzky, Astrid Lindgren, Björn mountain

4. Entführung mit Jagdleopard

Jamie-Lee and Fee: Two worlds, one supermarket, and quite a big adventure. Jamie-Lee doesn't have it easy: her mother often drinks too much and one day ends up in the hospital because of it. Her grandmother is also busy, as she wants to emigrate to Poland with her new boyfriend. That's when Jamie-Lee sees her chance to finally accomplish something big: she meets a girl named Fee in a supermarket, who has run away from home, and takes her in. However, Fee's parents are now convinced that their daughter has been kidnapped. When the homeless Mr. Wildeck moves in with his hunting leopard, the chaos is complete! A terribly nice family! A fast-paced crime story full of mix-ups by Kirsten Boie. An engaging crime comedy that also addresses social differences in society, tolerance, and true friendship. Have you ever thought about wanting to save the world like Jamie-Lee? Many original characters and an exciting story full of witty ideas and twists. Paperback, written by Kirsten Boie, who has been awarded the Federal Cross of Merit, and illustrated by Susann Opel-Götz. Perfect as school reading material for German classes in grades 5-7. 

5. Das Wolfslied

"When it is time to go to sleep at Mattisburg, Ronja lays her head in Lovis' lap and Lovis sings the "Wolf Song" for her. The song from the Ronja film adaptation has long since become one of Astrid Lindgren's most popular. In this picture book, atmospheric illustrations take us into the forest, where the wolf howls hungrily in the moonlight. He is looking for food, but inside the house the child lies safe in his mother's lap. Danger and security, threat and closeness and warmth combine to create a fascinating, unforgettable lullaby. 

6. Hasenherz. Held aus Versehen

Fridi is our hero! Fridi is shy and lacks self-confidence. He dreads the upcoming scout trip and the final exam with its embarrassing tasks. So, he deliberately misses the bus trip – but what now? By chance, Fridi runs into a few friends from school who also have no idea what to do. They can't go to anyone's house, and none of them have any money… Thus begins a very special road trip that takes the kids to the outskirts of Berlin. There, they all spend the night in Fridi's scout tent in the woods. And Fridi discovers that there is much more to him than he and everyone else ever thought.

An extraordinary road trip. Great reading fun: A funny story about friendship, courage, and self-confidence for children aged 11 and up. Important theme: How children shed their shyness and learn to stand up for themselves. Adventure in the big city: Witty and relatable, told by Julia Blesken, recipient of the Kirsten-Boie Prize for children's literature. A sympathetic character: The anxious Fridi becomes – actually by accident – the great hero.

An exciting road trip through Berlin, an extraordinary group of children, and a shy boy who accidentally becomes a hero: "Hasenherz" tells a charming friendship story that lightly and sensitively addresses issues like shyness and lack of courage. A wonderful reading adventure for boys and girls aged 11 and up.
 

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