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Mats and the Book from the Chest.
Mats is very impressed with an old book he found in a chest in the attic. It is about a boy scout named Walter, who is always very happy because he performs at least one good deed every day. Without hesitation, Mats decides to copy Walter. He is actually feeling quite unhappy at the moment because he has moved to another town with his parents. But it's not quite so easy to help people. He tries with his parents, with the people in his house, an old woman in the street whose bag he wants to carry home - but everywhere, Mats gets into trouble. And then there is the matter of the donation for starving children in Africa ... Mats begins to have doubts: has he chosen the right role model for himself?
Marie's Secret Friend
Anne is Marie's best friend. She is older than Marie and lives in her tummy. Under no circumstances should Marie tell anyone about her, otherwise Anne would go away forever. One day Josephine moves into the house across the street and Marie quickly becomes friends with her. But what will happen to her friendship with Anne?
The Boy with the Unfortunate Name
Richard Fartson is very embarrassed about his name but each time he tries to keep it a secret from his classmates or other people he meets, it inevitably ends up in a catastrophe. One day a new boy starts in his class, who – because of his name or rather names – also has unusual problems. Will Richard be able to learn from him how to stay cool in such situations?
Amos Meets up with His Friends
Amos likes to meet up with his friends to play and run around all afternoon. They watch exciting films at the cinema, marvel at the acrobats in the circus, visit the Punch and Judy show, ride the big wheel at the fair, and celebrate birthdays together. Amos always has fun, even though things don't always go according to plan.
Flowers of Fright
A pope who cannot die; a female pathologist with a morbid fascination for a dead youth; an ancient Teutonic goddess; furies, chimeras, henchmen of death and Death himself - all of these await the reader in this collection of sinister tales.
A Raging Heart
Gina has fallen desperately in love - with Matt, her mother’s boyfriend, of all people, and she firmly believes that he reciprocates her feelings. But when Matt and her mother get married, Gina’s world collapses. She decides to lay all her cards on the table – with fatal consequences. It isn’t just her own life that completely falls apart. Until dramatic events force Gina to face up to her family and herself... "A Raging Heart" is a Young Adult novel.
Amos Gets a Dad
Amos's mum has married the nice Mr Baldwin and calls him Henry. Amos doesn't know what he should call him, so he sticks with "Mr Baldwin" for a start. Amos has loads of fun with him. Mr Baldwin has a talking budgie and the longest handkerchief in the world. He takes Amos to bed every night and tickles him until he's had enough or he thinks up funny stories with him. And he is always there when Amos needs help. Amos therefore realises one day that Mr Baldwin is not just Mr Baldwin, but his dad, and indeed the best dad in the whole world!
Amelie Travels to the Seaside, Stories for the Little Ones
Amelie, her parents, and her little sister Maya travel to the Netherlands to spend their summer holiday at the seaside. She finds it exciting being in a different country. Every day, she plays with her new friend Anneke, a Dutch girl, who is excellent at pulling funny faces. Amelie likes going for walks in the dunes, but most of all she enjoys going to the beach. She has exciting experiences such as a real storm with a spring tide, and an adventurous walk on the beach. Amelie has a great time in Holland, but at the end, she also looks forward to going home again.
Amos Has to Go to Bed
"Good night sweet dreams," says Amos's Mum every night. Amos usually stays awake for a while though. It's never boring in bed. Not with a troll in his room, a teepee in the corner, a scary moth on his wall and a dreamcatcher over his bed.
Amelie Goes to Sleep
“Good night. Sleep well,” says Amelie’s Mom every evening. But all too often, the little Amelie is not tired at all, which leads to many eventful happenings in her room before she goes to sleep. Amelie discovers the magic of nose drops, hides from a violent storm, wishes upon a shooting star, plays with dancing ghosts on her wall, and much, much more. All in all, Eva Markert presents fifteen short stories for putting the little ones to bed.
