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HERE WE ARE CHILDREN’S BOOKS ON TOUR 2014 Your rights list www.book-fair.com/childrens_books Torben Kuhlmann, „Lindbergh - Die abenteuerliche Geschichte einer fliegenden Maus“ © by NordSüd Verlag, Zürich www.nord-sued.com Rights list of German publishers A total of 54 compelling titles will be displayed and promoted at 16 foreign book fairs and at our foreign offices in China, the USA, Russia and India. © Frankfurter Buchmesse/Alexander Heimann This year, 15 renowned publishers will participate in the Children’s Books on Tour collection. © Frankfurter Buchmesse/Alexander Heimann © Frankfurter Buchmesse/Alexander Heimann German children’s and young adult books are very much in demand among international licensees and an absolute export hit for German publishers, representing nearly a third of overall turnover. For many years, the Frankfurt Book Fair has been inviting German publishers to exhibit a selection of their books abroad in order to meet this great demand. You’ll find all the information about the books in this rights list. © Frankfurter Buchmesse/Alexander Heimann © Frankfurter Buchmesse/Alexander Heimann Arena Verlag GmbH heart of glass Kathrin Lange Juli is not amused when she learns that she has to spend her winter vacation on Martha’s Vineyard. On the island she meets David, a boy who keeps his distance; his girlfriend fell off a cliff and died. Soon Juli finds out that a curse is supposedly responsible for the deaths of even more girls. At night she hears voices whisper in the dark. When she falls in love with David, she has no idea of the danger she is in herself. Young Adult – Teenager Fiction (Ages 13–19) € 16,99 All rights available Arena Verlag GmbH the island of nightmares and other things that must be Kept secret Bob Konrad Illustrated by: Artur Bodenstein A strange city constructed like a maze, neither built by humans nor built for human residents, a boiling abyss and a girl with glass marble eyes – what a nightmare! Unfortunately it comes true for Rocky when he lands on the Island of Nightmares one night. There he runs into weird guys with small horns on their heads, bears ready to attack and nightmarish creatures with hundreds of eyes. To make things worse: He will have to overcome his greatest fear to get away from there! Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 12,99 All rights available Arena Verlag GmbH When Cats take Cat naps Erwin Grosche Illustrated by: Katrin Oertel When a cat takes a cat nap, the most incredible things happen! Suddenly birds fly backwards; a tiny crocodile dances with three pieces of underwear on the cat’s belly; rhinos watch the sports channel in her left ear and . . . and . . . and . . . Or did the cat just have a fantastic dream? Children’s Books – Picture Books (Ages 1–7) € 12,99 All rights available Arena Verlag GmbH to the end of the World – legendary discoverers and their adventure stories Günther Wessel Since the beginning of time, humans have set out for unknown shores – on their search for a better life, riches, power, or in the name of science. Yet what was life really like for men such as Leif Eriksson, Ferdinand Magellan, or Heinrich Barth while they were exploring the blank spots on the map? Using lively scenarios from the discoverer’s perspective, Günther Wessel provides insight into decisive turning points of these legendary expeditions. He then explains each historical situation through illustrations that do not require any previous knowledge. And so we see: At the end of each new discovery, life was not the same as before – for those who had stayed behind and for those far away from home, for people who lived in ancient history and for the people of today. Juvenile Non-Fiction (Ages 11+) € 12,99 All rights available arsEdition GmbH the Cow makes moooo Thorsten Saleina „Cluck-cluck!“ says the chicken. „Plop!“ she lays an egg. „Crack,“ the shell is breaking. The little chick hatches and says, „beep!“ A book for children with many animal noises and funny sounds! Children’s Books (Ages 1–7) € 9,99 Rights sold to: Belgium arsEdition GmbH the 100 best soccer players of the World – the stars of the new millennium Kurt-J. Heering This book introduces 100 soccer megastars – their career, their records, their triumphs. Furthermore, the reader learns about the Spanish Gold Generation, the Dutch School, and the German youngsters that were so inspiring during the World Cup in 2006. And the book also mentions the bright hope for the future. The book closes with a great number of statistics and charts. Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 16,99 All rights available arsEdition GmbH eco board books – my little Cat Britta Teckentrup “My Little Cat” is part of a series of new and eco-friendly board books. The pages are made of ecological cardboard that, together with the colorful illustrations by Britta Teckentrup, create a unique and novel look. In these books, little readers can experience the world of animals through the illustrations: The little cat and her friend the tomcat play outside in the garden. Together they climb trees and discover the world from above. Then there comes a big, dark cloud . . . Children’s Books (Ages 1–7) € 5,99 Rights sold to: France, Spain arsEdition GmbH What do you hear? Zoo animals Zoo animals make a lot of noise. Listen closely! Do you recognize what animals there are? A first book with sound for the little ones. With five real animal sounds and high-quality animal photos. Each double page features one animal. Thanks to the sound bar, the child cannot only see the animals, but hear them as well. Children’s Books (Ages 1–7) € 9,99 All rights available Beltz & Gelberg forever Kai Lueftner Illustrated by: Katja Gehrmann Egon’s father will never come back. He is gone. Forever. There are no pills to take against that “forever.” It will never be the way it was, says his mother. But life will go on. But why are people suddenly behaving so strangely? There are the whisperers, who always say, “The poor child,” and then there are those who grin. And then there’s the army of speechless ones. Most of them are like that. It is difficult to talk about it, yet it is so simple: Papa is never coming back. Picture Book (Ages: 5+) € 12,95 Rights sold to: Korea Beltz & Gelberg have you heard about it already? Martin Baltscheit and Christine Schwarz Rumors spread like wildfire. Stork, Duck, Parrot, and other bipeds know something suspicious about the ever-silent (and, by the way, sleeping) Flamingo – it is probably even dangerous! But eventually even the sleepiest flamingo will wake up and start to defend itself. Martin Baltscheit takes the effects of rumors, suspicions, and prejudices to the extreme with delightful slapstick comedy and fabulous support from Christine Schwarz, who congenially illustrates the victim’s metamorphosis. Children’s Books (Ages 1–7) & Picture book € 13,95 All rights available Beltz & Gelberg star Salah Naoura The whole mess starts at the race course where 12-year-old Marko places a bet on the right horse and wins. Marko’s mother, who is young and is raising him on her own, senses the possibility of great fame thanks to her son’s clairvoyance. He turns up on television shows and doesn’t quite know what is happening to him. Markomania is running wild. While his mother enjoys the glamorous life, Marko begins to notice how out of hand things have gotten. He wants get out of the limelight, is able to prevent a kidnapping, and finally succeeds in saving his soul. Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 12,95 All rights available Beltz & Gelberg djihad paradise Anna Kuschnarowa Berlin – Julian Engelmann, alias Abdel Jabbar Shahid, enters a shopping mall. He is wearing an explosive belt and is ready to destroy not just himself, but also the dirty “Kaffirs” (the unbelievers). Just then someone calls his name. He stops for a moment and thinks back . . . to Julia, his great love in the time before he went off to the terrorist camp, and why, at some point, Julia turned away from him. Yet Julian is convinced of the righteousness of his divine mission. Or isn’t he? It is too late for doubts . . . Young Adult – Teenager Fiction (Ages 13–19) € 14,95 All rights available FISCHER a box for the bear Saskia Hula Illustrated by: Stefanie Reich A big box is sitting in front of the sleeping bear‘s cave. What could be in it and who has put it there anyway? “I believe that‘s art,” says the squirrel. The wolf is sure someone is locked in there. The rabbit is scared it might be dangerous and the badger simply wants it to be taken away... . When the animals cannot bear the suspense any longer, the bear finally wakes up. Will he reveal the secret? Children’s Books (Ages 4+) € 14,90 All rights available FISCHER life underground Anne Möller A hole in the ground! Where does it go? What is hiding under the ground? Can we find treasure there? This illustrated non-fiction title shows the secret underground life in great detail. Many flaps teach factual knowledge of a mole and his burrow, an earthworm and his passages, and potatoes, radishes, fossilised sea-urchins, and ancient clay fragments. Children’s Books (Age 4+, non-fiction) € 14,90 Rights sold to: Korea, China (simplified Chinese) FISCHER liliane susewind – a penguin Wants to fly Tanya Stewner Illustrated by: Eva Schöffmann-Davidov Penguin in need! Only small Liliane Susewind, animal interpreter, can help him. Since the new inhabitants have moved into the penguin enclosure, everything is upside down. Lilli is especially worried about Yuki, the small black-footed penguin. He would so love to fly – like a real bird. But penguins cannot fly! Will Lilli and Jesahja be able to grant him his big wish? Easy to read (Ages 8+) € 12,00 Rights sold to: Japan FISCHER KJB orange days Iva Procházková Ever since he met Hanka, the girl who smells so delightfully of oranges, Darek‘s life has felt perfect. Everything seems to fit, and when his father realizes a long-held dream of setting up a stable on their farm, Darek is excited to be involved. He soon gets to know about the different breeds and their temperaments, and grows very fond of the noble animals. It is almost too late before Darek, in his enthusiasm, realizes that his father might be looking for something other than a life with horses. What plan is his father really trying to put into play with the farm? The novel was awarded the Luchs Prize of the year 2012. Young Adult – Teenager Fiction (Ages 13+) € 12,00 Rights sold to: France Carl Hanser Verlag the amazing and astonishing adventures of maulina schmitt Finn-Ole Heinrich Illustrated by: Rán Flygenring Maulina’s world has gone off the rails: she and her mother have moved out of Moldavia, away from their cosy house with the voracious floorboards, blue-white sofas and greasy light switches. Maulina doesn’t understand why they had to move all the way over to the other side of town to »Plasticville«, where everything is totally sterile and there doesn’t seem to be a child in sight. Was it the man who made that decision? When Maulina is angry, nothing is left standing. And right now she’s furious: at the man, at her school, at the whole wide world. Her one desire is to move back to Moldavia – and she already has a scheme in mind… Whether Maulina’s scheme succeeds, whether she settles down in »Plasticville« and what will happen about her mother’s secret will be divulged in volume two, coming shortly… Juvenile Fiction (Ages 10+) € 12,90 Rights sold to: France (Thierry Magnier), Korea (LIME), Denmark (Turbine), Turkey (Tudem) Carl Hanser Verlag master mario’s story – the day the puppets took over Rafik Schami Illustrated by: A.M. Eisen The audience loves it when a lazy, good-for-nothing duke becomes a diligent, hard-working farmer and the prince, instead of marrying the princess, weds a clever girl from down-to-earth country stock. But the puppets are bored stiff with playing the same parts over and over. They cut through their strings and assign themselves their own roles: Queen Selfless becomes the Sorceress GimmeGimme, court jester Po-face turns into Sidesplit the Clown. The only one who wants to hang on to his old identity is King Slugabed. At first Mario is horrified, but then he realizes that his puppets’ desire for liberty cannot be restrained, and from that point on they all perform together: the puppets in their self-chosen roles – and Mario as a giant. Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8+) € 12,90 Rights sold to: Turkey (Kirmizi Kredi) Carl Hanser Verlag the grumpy bear Annette Pehnt Illustrated by: Jutta Bauer The Grumpy Bear doesn’t like having visitors and he doesn’t want to visit anyone either. But the friendly creatures in his neighbourhood don’t let that put them off. “So we’ll just keep on practicing this whole visiting business,” says the Tingeli. The Grumpy Bear’s surliness just washes off him like water off a duck’s back. The Tingeli is always full of good ideas; it takes charge and chivvies the rest of the animals into line so they can all do things together. The end result is a cheerful little community in which everyone thoroughly enjoys themselves: the Grey Heron family with its overprotective mother, the King Penguin whose favourite treat is sardine jam, the Rabbit family with their countless bubbly children – and Marie, the little girl who is glad she can pour out her woes to her new friends. Easy to read (Ages 6+) € 10,00 Rights sold to: Denmark (Turbine) Carl Hanser Verlag in the land of books Quint Buchholz Books are trusty companions and friends in times of need. They open our eyes and minds and hold up a mirror that reflects our inner selves. They make us laugh and cry; they challenge and mesmerise; they give us comfort and independence. Books, once you’ve acquired a taste for them, will stay with you forever. Quint Buchholz is an inspired bibliophile, passionately hooked on books. In his enchanting, enigmatic and amusing illustrations on the subject of books, he sheds new light on the secret of their allure and shows us just how colourful and diverse the world of books and literature is, how tempting in every shape and form, how it can be put to use, and what it can mean to us. A travel guide to the literary realm, a volume that opens many doors and leaves a lasting impression. Picture book (All Ages) € 12,90 Rights sold to: Italy (Beisler Editore), Spain (Nordica Libros), Denmark (ABC Forlag), Taiwan (Grimm Press) Kindermann Verlag the erlking Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Illustrated by: Sabine Wilharm Who does not know the famous poem by Goethe, where a father and his son are riding through the foggy and windy forest, closely followed by the Erlking and his family, who want to capture the boy. In order to bring his child out of danger, the father rides as fast as he can, but the dangerous king of elves stays hard on his heels. Is the father able to reach the city on time and to save his child? Or has everything just been a dream? Sabine Wilharm’s expressive and fantastic illustrations illuminate Goethe’s ballad and create another jewel in the series Poetry for Children. Picture book & Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 15,50 All rights available Kindermann Verlag a midsummer night´s dream Barbara Kindermann Illustrated by: Almud Kunert Barbara Kindermann enchants young readers with her wonderful narration of one of Shakespeare’s classics: It is a midsummer’s night, when four love-sick people wander through a forest near Athens. This wood is full of fairies, as it belongs to the powerful king of fairies, Oberon, who lives there with his silver-shining queen, Titania. Oberon‘s favourite fairy is named Puck – the spirit of mischief, who causes confusion wherever he goes by swaying his magic flower. During this enchanted midsummer’s night many misunderstandings, bewitched situations, and emotionally chaotic situations need to be conquered. Will love be found in the end? Picture book & Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 15,50 All rights available Kindermann Verlag faust Barbara Kindermann Illustrated by: Klaus Ensikat The devilish Mephisto makes a wager with God that he’ll succeed in winning over Faust’s soul. He descends to earth and sidles his way into Doctor Faust’s home, taking on the shape of a poodle. Faust is unimpressed by Mephisto’s powers of persuasion, until he meets Gretchen. A clever book, full of magic and witchery, equally fascinating and instructive for young and old, thus also suitable for adults who never read Faust or have forgotten the story. And through the gripping illustrations of Klaus Ensikat, Goethe’s heroes come to life. Picture book & Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 15,50 All rights available Kindermann Verlag Romeo and Juliet Barbara Kindermann Illustrated by: Christa Unzner The story of Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare’s most romantic and best-known play, is set in the Italian city of Verona. For several generations, two noble families, the Capulets and the Montagues, have been living there in feud. But when Romeo, a Montague, falls in love with the beautiful Juliet, a Capulet, tragedy strikes. However, Kindermann’s sensitive narration alleviates the pain by focusing on the wonderful, yet unfulfilled love, marvelously illustrated by Christa Unzner. Picture book & Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 7,99 All rights available Loewe Verlag GmbH the things i dream for You Franziska Moll Elena has found happiness – with Rico. Then a terrible car accident rips him away from Elena and he lapses into a deep coma. To start with, Elena can’t deal with the shock. Life without Rico is unthinkable, and she feels numb. Then she finds a list on his laptop – the top ten things that Rico wanted to do or experience before he died. Elena comes to a decision; as long as Rico can’t live his own life, she will work through the Top Ten list and tell Rico about her experiences every day. Quite unexpectedly, a hard-bitten young male nurse comes to her aid, with the most inappropriate words for every occasion. Thanks to his friendship, Elena manages to stay close to Rico and she doesn’t stop hoping. She knows how important it is to keep up the struggle. For Rico, for life, for her love. Readers will find this sensitive love story deeply affecting. In the book, smiles and tears are mingled as closely as loss and love. Young Adult Teenager Fiction (Ages 14+) € 14,95 All rights available Loewe Verlag GmbH Jojo – little dog, big adventure Bengt Birck Illustrated by: Jan Birck Stories about the little dog Jojo to read aloud. Jojo is a puppy that is longing for adventure! Luckily the farmyard is full of exciting surprises for Jojo and his friends. Together with Cluck the chicken, Spot the piglet, sneaky Meow the cat, Barat the wise sheepdog and of course, the sheep that belong to Benedict the shepherd, he explores the farmyard and goes on lots of adventures. Children’s Books (Ages 4+) € 12,95 All rights available Loewe Verlag GmbH scary harry takes leave of his senses (Vol. 1) Sonja Kaiblinger Illustrated by: Fréderic Bertrand Otto lives in a haunted house and has a talking bat for a pet. There‘s no way his life could get scarier, he thinks. Until he finds a Grim Reaper in the neighbour‘s garden. Harold, known as ‘’Scary Harry,” is not as awful as he seems the first time you see him. His job has really affected his spirits, and he would love to take a holiday instead of constantly gathering souls. However, there’s no chance of this happening, because Otto’s pet ghosts are stolen, and they are all confused. Together with his best friend Emily and his new pal Harold, Otto sets out to look for his pets. The trail they find leads to a fairground called Scary Land. From what they hear, the ghosts are being kept locked up there and forced to haunt. But who is behind it? Otto and Emily soon find out that it is very useful to have a Grim Reaper on your side. Juvenile Fiction (Ages 10+) € 12,95 Rights sold to: Denmark, Belgium (Dutch) Loewe Verlag GmbH When have i Really had enough? Dagmar Geisler Illustrated by: Tim Warnes Less is more! There are some things one simply can’t get enough of, such as jelly babies or our favourite TV programmes. However, sometimes, it’s all too much... . This book finds just the right tone to tell children in a subtle way that lovely things are much more enjoyable when enjoyed in moderation. It shows how to tell how much we actually need and how to say “I’ve had enough – for now!” Children’s Books (Ages 3+) € 9,95 All rights available MOSAIK Steinchen für Steinchen Verlag the abrafaxe on the orient express (anthology 71) MOSAIK-Kollektiv The Abrafaxe (Abrax, Brabax, and Califax) are three friends. Nobody knows where they actually come from, but they are able to jump into different historical times and places. In this series they are in the year 1896, traveling on the legendary Orient Express. The exciting and dangerous journey on the fabled train takes you through the colorful Europe of the 19th Century: from London via Paris, Stuttgart, Vienna, Budapest, Sofia to Constantinople. From there our heroes and their adversary Ömer Yeralti travel with the Baghdad Railway, on camels, and on foot to the deepest places of the orient to relocate Professor Loftus‘s wife and discover a secret that will change mankind forever... . This series consists of 5 anthologies. (“MOSAIK Sammelband” 71–75) Juvenile Fiction (8+), Comic € 12,30 Rights sold to various countries MOSAIK Steinchen für Steinchen Verlag the abrafaxe in greece / the delphic oracle (anthology 57) MOSAIK-Kollektiv The Abrafaxe (Abrax, Brabax and Califax) are three friends. Nobody knows where they actually come from, but they are able to jump into different historical times and places. In this series they are in the year 438 BC in ancient Greece. Greece ... The name alone promises a lot. Thus, the Abrafaxe find almost all of their dreams fulfilled here. Brabax can philosophize with great Socrates, Abrax joins the legendary Olympic Games, and Califax enjoys the country’s treats. However, lazing around is out of question because the Abrafaxe, together with the beautiful seer Sibylla, must foil the plans of evil Skrotonos. This series consists of 4 anthologies. (“MOSAIK Sammelband” 55-58) Juvenile Fiction (8+), Comic € 11,90 Rights sold to various countries MOSAIK Steinchen für Steinchen Verlag the abrafaxe in egypt the Journey to Karnak (anthology 60) MOSAIK-Kollektiv The Abrafaxe (Abrax, Brabax and Califax) are three friends. Nobody knows where they actually come from, but they are able to jump into different historical times and places. In this series they are in the year 1334 BC in ancient Egypt, the time of the famous queen Nefertiti. While hunting the rogue Skrotonos, the Abrafaxe and Sibylla, the pretty fortune-teller, arrive in Egypt where they leap through time, back to the ancient Egypt of monarch Nefertiti and her famous successor Tutankhamen. Abrafaxe is immersed in the thriving life of the new Egyptian capital, Akhetaten. But after the death of its founder, the „heretic pharaoh“ Akhenaten, his opponents, the priests of Amun, are starting to stir up again. Under the leadership of evil Skrotonos they plot to overthrow his successor Nefertiti. The coup succeeds and the Abrafaxe have their hands full trying to prevent the worst . . . This series consists of 5 anthologies. (“MOSAIK Sammelband” 59–63) Juvenile Fiction (8+), Comic € 12,30 Rights sold to various countries MOSAIK Steinchen für Steinchen Verlag the abrafaxe on the hunt for eldorado the abrafaxe on their Way to eldorado (anthology 65) MOSAIK-Kollektiv The Abrafaxe (Abrax, Brabax and Califax) are three friends. Nobody knows where they actually come from, but they are able to jump into different historical times and places. In this series they are in the year 1578, when King Philipp II. of Spain ruled over an empire where the sun never sets. Full of expectations, the Abrafaxe enter the New World. Unfortunately, so does their antagonist Don Ferrando, who is supported by a bunch of pirates. The New World is full of incredible adventures. Their destination is the fabulous El Dorado, but the way there is long and full of obstacles. To make matters worse, their comrade Wido Wexelgelt is very clumsy. In addition to that, in the end the famous pirate Francis Drake gets in their way … This series consists of 8 anthologies. (“MOSAIK Sammelband” 64-71) Juvenile Fiction (8+), Comic € 12,30 Rights sold to various countries moses. Verlag GmbH leo & leo: the Jade monkey Tobias Bungter Illustrated by: Andrea Köhrsen A desperate appeal for help from Hong Kong, a stolen Jade Monkey, and a professor kidnapped by the Chinese mafia. Our detective duo Leo & Leo find themselves travelling to China for their fourth case. Has the professor gotten in with the wrong people and fallen into the hands of a powerful, unscrupulous triad? And did he really steal the Jade Monkey, a world-renowned artifact from the Han Dynasty? Or is it simply a fiendishly disguised trap? Leo & Leo have only two days’ time to begin to unlock the puzzle... . Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 7,95 All rights available moses. Verlag GmbH geocaching Ramona Jakob Illustrated by: Arno Kolb, Thomas Müller, Angelika Neiser, Johann Brandstetter, Axel Nicolai, Kirsten Schlag Going on a long walk with your parents can be really boring. Wouldn’t it be a lot more fun to go on a treasure hunt? With the Geocaching guidebook, young explorers can find out why Geocaching has become one of the latest outdoor trends and learn how it works. The book is filled with facts about the equipment you’ll need, useful tips and tricks for the outdoor adventurer, as well as a logbook for making notes about your cache and what you have already found, and much, much more. Juvenile Non-Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 12,95 Rights sold: Belgium, The Netherlands moses. Verlag GmbH the Kids‘ book of Knots Carola von Kessel Illustrated by: Sonja Egger This book contains numerous knots for every use you could think of. Each knot is explained clearly using witty illustrations and step-by-step instructions. Children‘s Books (Ages 1–7) € 9,95 Rights sold to: China moses. Verlag GmbH 50 fun games for people on the move Silvia Schmitz Illustrated by: Isabel Große Holtforth Fifty cards with games to combat boredom. On rainy days, on car journeys, on flights, or on train trips, for the children and the whole family. All you need is a pencil and paper, lots of imagination, and sometimes a bit of luck. We hope you have fun guessing, puzzling, singing, and drawing. And: have a good trip! Children‘s Book (Age: 8-12) € 5,95 Rights sold to: Czech Republic, Denmark, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Poland, Norway, Italy, Slovak Republic, Russia Ellermann im Dressler Verlag Why doesn’t Chocolate grow on trees? Read-aloud stories about food Susanne Orosz Illustrated by: Yayo Kawamura Hard to believe: tomatoes really do grow from tiny, green balls. There’s a wonder pill called “pea,” and homemade pasta can sometimes look just like shoe laces. These fascinating real-life stories with cookery tips and interesting background information make young listeners eager to try cooking and baking themselves, and even growing their own food – making learning about food great fun! Children‘s Book (Ages 1-7) € 12,95 Rights sold to: Poland Verlag Friedrich Oetinger the inner Values of tanya’s bra Alex Haas Comedy, chaos, catastrophes: slapstick and romantic entanglements for boys! Ben is thirteen years old and in love. All he thinks about is Tanya. But just as he and Tanya are getting close, his parents take him on holiday to Denmark. Ben’s best friend, Felix, offers to look after Tanya. Luckily, by the time it finally dawns on Ben that Felix’s offer might not be quite as selfless as it seemed, he is already being distracted by the anything but unattractive girls in the holiday village! Young Adult – Teenager Fiction (Ages 13–19) € 12,00 Rights sold to: Belgium, The Netherlands Friedrich Oetinger Verlag tWo plus thRee – deteCtiVe agenCY. the beastly pet Robberies Martin Klein Illustrated by: Amber Fuchs A gripping story for “unwilling readers:” the detective comic for beginning readers. Two plus Three are on the lookout for a new case! When Mrs. Thingummy’s ferret is kidnapped, finding him is clearly a job for the detectives and Pepper, their chinchilla. But then more and more pets disappear and everywhere the same letter turns up claiming responsibility. The detectives immediately realise what that means: there are professional kidnappers at work here. But no case is too difficult for Two plus Three! A picture book with lots of colour illustrations by Amber Fuchs and an exciting detective story by Martin Klein: clever comic fun for beginning readers! The concept was developed by experienced teachers to motivate rather than overwhelm beginning readers. Children‘s Books (Ages 1–7), Easy to read € 12,95 Rights sold to: Belgium, The Netherlands Friedrich Oetinger Verlag the ogglies and the london drain detectives Erhard Dietl Illustrated by: Erhard Dietl Fishbones in the Thames, rubbish piled up beside Big Ben . . . Help! But don’t worry, the Ogglies are on their way! The Oggly children fly to London on Firechair’s back to visit Oggly detective Mr. Paddock and bring him an umbrella that the brilliant Professor Bubblewine has developed. But their little outing soon turns into an exciting criminal case when the Oggly visitors find they not only have to recover some stolen dinosaur bones, but also their kidnapped dragon, Firechair! But cheesy sock! Grump-fart-blast! Just see if they don’t solve this case. Chaos ensues as the Ogglies chase through Oggly London and help to solve the crime with two lovable new Ogglies: Mr. Paddock, the detective, and his assistant, Dumpy. Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 12,95 All rights available Friedrich Oetinger Verlag lost places Johannes Groschupf Run-down buildings and deserted squares—a novel with undertow! Berlin teenagers Chris, Moe, Kaya, Steven, and Lennart are urban explorers who go rummaging around in disused factories, empty houses, and dilapidated hospitals at night. But what starts out as an exciting adventure soon becomes a dangerous undertaking, because the deserted buildings hold not only adventure and charm, but terrors, too. When the friends discover a dead body in a building that’s completely demolished, they begin to suspect that the Badidos motorbike gang must be behind it. And then suddenly things start to get really dangerous... . Breathtaking, disturbing, gripping. Immerse yourself in the hidden world of lost places! Young Adult-Teenager Fiction (Ages 13–19) € 12,95 All rights available Dressler Verlag the dangerous dream Claudia Frieser Max has hardly arrived in the Spessart region of South Germany and already he has found a new girlfriend and made a new enemy: he gets into a fight immediately. The teacher tells him to prepare a talk on the history of the town as a punishment. While researching the project, Max comes across the story of a girl who was kidnapped back in 1649 and finds he can no longer dream of anything else. But why is Fritzi, his girlfriend, suddenly in danger, and what’s the story behind the mysterious black dog he sees everywhere he goes? Juvenile Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 12,95 All rights available Ellermann im Dressler Verlag i will always stay with you Andrea Schütze Illustrated by: Tina Nagel How long will the baby elephant be able to stay with his mother, do you think? “A very long time,” says his mummy. But that is not long enough for the baby elephant. And so his mother comes up with lots of imaginative pictures of how long time can be. But the baby elephant is only really happy when he hears that he can stay with his mummy forever. Picture Book € 12,95 Rights sold to: England/UK Ellermann im Dressler Verlag henriette is (not) a proper princess Katja Alves Illustrated by: Daniela Kunkel Oh, to be princess at last! That is Henriette’s dearest wish. Thanks to her vivid imagination, her wish actually comes true: her parents suddenly turn into servants and their home becomes a palace. It’s just a pity that real princesses aren’t allowed out to play. In that case, Henriette would rather be a perfectly ordinary little girl after all—and in the wink of an eye, her parents are perfectly ordinary parents again, too. „Henriette is (not) a Proper Princess“ takes a different approach to the ever-popular subject of princesses and is beautifully illustrated with lots of bright, colourful pictures. Picture Book € 12,95 All rights available Pagna Verlag mick and mack, here we are! Lissy Kramer Illustrated by: Dorothea Ackroyd In no time at all, helpless little bundles of fur turn into lively, inquisitive puppies who are always up to something! Lexa’s five puppies are typical: after only two weeks, they’re full of energy, turning the whole house upside down. Luckily Lexa’s owner Lena has a big garden where they can all run around and play to their hearts’ content. A few days later, some important visitors arrive: Lukas and Mia are allowed to choose a puppy each. They have promised their parents that—of course!—they will look after their dogs themselves. And they have already chosen their names: Mick and Mack are coming home with them! Children’s Books (Ages 2 and up) € 8,50 All rights available Pagna Verlag mick and mack birthday detectives Lissy Kramer Illustrated by: Dorothea Ackroyd “Why shouldn’t dogs have birthday parties too?“ thinks Mum. And for Mick and Mack’s second doggy birthday, she organises a scavenger hunt through the town. “And who are we going to invite?“ she asks Lukas and Mia. Well, that’s an easy question: Mick and Mack’s four best doggy friends: Tipsi, Oscar, August the Strong, and Darling, along with their owners. There’s a big birthday cake for Mick and Mack, just like at any birthday party. And then the fun with the puzzles begins—in two teams. For the first riddle, they charge into the butchers; then they rummage through a second-hand shop and go for a splash in the big fountain in front of the town hall. What a good thing that all that shaggy fur can be dried quickly under the hood driers at the hairdresser’s. The final riddle takes the lively group to the market. But when Oscar discovers a mouse and knocks over the market stall filled with oranges, they have to turn tail and run off in a hurry. In the end, everyone gets some well-earned sausages from the barbecue. Children’s Books (Ages 3 and up) € 12,90 All rights available Ravensburger Buchverlag Otto Maier GmbH Why? Why? Why? pro Knowledge (Vol. 1): the earth Andrea Erne Illustrated by: Jochen Windecker Why are there earthquakes sometimes? Why does it get dark in the evening? How does the salt get into the ocean? These and other intriguing natural phenomena pique people‘s curiosity again and again. In this book, young readers can explore oceans, mountains, deserts and rainforests—with big „discovery pages“ that let you peer into the interior of a volcano, for example—and learn how you can make contributions toward protecting our planet every day. Experiments such as constructing a minigreenhouse are invitations to take an active role. With more than 19 million copies sold in German and editions in 20 different languages, the series Why? Why? Why? (WWW) represents the very best in non-fiction for children. The series “Pro Knowledge“ is especially geared toward 8 to 12 year olds, and conveys interesting information with the quality associated with WWW: the books are factually correct, modern, include interactive elements and thoughtful details, and are always at the level of the target group. The book’s foldout discovery pages provide a visually impressive rendition of certain subjects over a large area, its interviews feature experts giving insight into their fields of expertise, and the accompanying comic is an additional fun way of learning information. The expanding lineup of “Pro Knowledge“ was launched with 4 titles in Fall 2013 and 4 in Spring 2014, followed by 2 titles every six months. Juvenile Non-Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 19,99 All rights available Ravensburger Buchverlag Otto Maier GmbH Why? Why? Why? pro Knowledge: Cars Sabine Lipan Illustrated by: Tobias Pahlke This book takes readers behind the scenes of auto production, explains how vehicles work by means of models, and delves into the historical development of cars. Each question is answered in language children can understand: how does an Otto engine, or gasoline engine, work? How do robots help build cars in today‘s automobile industry? Who develops the design for cars, and who decides which color cars will be painted? Large foldout pages make it possible to study the interior of an auto in great detail and understand exactly which pieces belong where, or have a close look at the assembly line of a car manufacturer. In expert interviews, tire carvers and auto mechanics explain the distinctive features of their professions. An entire chapter is devoted to cars of the future, which researchers have been working on for years. Innovative, unbelievable and outlandish visions of personal vehicles are included in the plans and let readers imagine how we might move from place to place in the future. In fascinating and easily replicated experiments, children can recreate the action of a piston in a cylinder, among other things. Juvenile Non-Fiction (Ages 8–12) € 14,99 All rights available Ravensburger Buchverlag Otto Maier GmbH the greatest myths of antiquity Josef Guggenmos Illustrated by: Stefanie Harjes This volume brings together the greatest myths about the heroes and gods of Greek antiquity, as told by Josef Guggenmos. The award-winning illustrator Stefanie Harjes has brilliantly succeeded in building a bridge between the millennia, making visible the contemporary relevance of the material. This makes the stories a very special reading experience and a feast for the senses. The contents of this magnificent volume of mythology includes: The Gods of Greece, Lesser-known Myths (Tantalus, Perseus, Daedalus, Nibe, Arachne, etc.), The Tale of the Argonauts, Heracles, Theseus, The Tale of Oedipus, The Seven against Thebes. The appendix includes an index of names, references to Roman gods, and a glossary. Young Adult – Teenager Fiction (Ages 13–19) € 25,00 Rights sold to: Brazil Ravensburger Buchverlag Otto Maier GmbH blow, bandage on, all better! Bernd Penners Illustrated by: Henning Löhlein An innovative concept for a book with five realistic bandages to make everything better and heal quickly! Five animals have hurt themselves: the dog has injured its paw, the monkey has a bump on its head, the bear was poked in the bottom, the sheep scraped its belly and the elephant has a flat trunk. There‘s only one thing to do: blow it a quick kiss, put a bandage on it, and everything is all better. There is a matching bandage for each animal in the book. Large illustrations provide plenty of space for the bandages. The animating rhymes help the “patients” feel better. The bandages can be removed and cleaned with cold water over and over again, and stick to all smooth surfaces. Children’s Books (Ages 1–7) € 9,99 All rights available Thienemann Verlag Won’t be long – We’ve just had to pop Round to africa Oliver Scherz Illustrated by: Barbara Scholz What do you do if an elephants knocks on your window late one evening? What if this elephant has run away from the zoo in order to go and visit its family in Africa? And if it doesn‘t even know where Africa is? You put some apples, a few biscuits and a globe into your backpack and go with it. This is exactly what Joscha and Marie do. After all, Africa can‘t be all that far away, they think, and set off on a journey that exceeds all their expectations. Children’s Books (Ages 7+) € 12,99 All rights available Thienemann Verlag urmel flies to the moon Max Kruse Illustrated by: Günther Jakobs (following the originals of Erich Hölle) Urmel looks longingly at the sky in the evening. He would so love to fly to the moon. But that is of course impossible. One day, however, a space ship lands on Titiwu. A little boy with a huge head climbs out. Otto comes from another planet and would like to invite the inhabitants of Titiwu to visit his home. It takes them a long time to get to the moon, and in their space suits they feel as if they were floating. Urmel spends hours exploring the moon, and he suddenly discovers that he is all by himself. Luckily, by now, his friends have realised that they have left without him, and the spaceship flies back. Urmel sinks into Wutz’s arms in relief. That evening they all have a big party together. Urmel looks out at the evening sky and sighs, “Titiwu is the best place to be after all.” Picture Books (Ages 4+) € 12,99 All rights available Thienemann Verlag dr brumm’s birthday Daniel Napp When he looks at the calendar, Dr. Brumm realises that it’s his birthday today. Oh dear, he had completely forgotten all about it! And then the doorbell rings. Outside, the expectant guests are standing there with their presents. Oh dear, Dr. Brumm hasn’t prepared anything—so he improvises... . It turns out to be a chaotic day. Dr. Brumm doesn’t notice that while playing blind man’s bluff he has strayed onto Farmer Giles’s hay wagon and ends up in the farmyard. After he has had an unintentional ride on Rodeo, the bull, he and his friends decide to help the farmer with the hay harvest before having a big party in the farmyard in the evening. And so Dr. Brumm celebrates his birthday in style after all, with a party that nobody will ever forget. Picture Books (Ages 4+) € 12,99 All rights available Planet Girl Verlag the magical garden. an elf festival for Jette Antje Bones Illustrated by: Stephanie Stickel New adventures for the guardians of the magical garden. Life on North Wind estate continues to be as exciting as ever. Jette is allowed to celebrate her birthday in the magical garden—together with the Elf Queen and all her new friends. What a wonderful summer party it turns out to be! Suddenly, however, the Elf Queen has disappeared! For the guardians of the magical garden, this is the beginning of an exciting search... . 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