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Jan Jutte
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Jan Jutte
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Tiger
When Josephine returns to town after a walk in the woods, a tiger strolls along with her. For a moment she's not sure what to do, but then she decides to take him home. And after their initial fright, it's not just Josephine but the whole town that becomes very fond of Tiger. But however much they all love him, Tiger must return to the place where he belongs. And Josephine will take him there...Three-time winner of the Golden Brush Award [best illustrator], Jan Jutte applies his characteristic style to paint a passionate picture book, in which the mutual affection between Josephine and Tiger radiates from every page. Everyone would want to have a Tiger like that. But everyone will also understand that real friends let each other live where they are most at home.
The East Is Black
After years of ideological training, the Stasi agent with an eye on the gun scope thought of her as a fascist body he longed to socialize. Len Bracken is a writer living in Washington, DC. Originally published by the porno-publisher Masquerade under the title Stasi Slut, this is the integral version of the story of Adina, a young, nave country girl who, in the time of German unification, settles down in Berlin. She is developing herself from an East German secret police (STASI) toy, to an autonomous squatter. It is an optimistic, perverted adventure on the alleviation of alienation, a joy for readers and also a generous [bleep] to the ugly, angry puritan outside world. Fort van Sjakoo Politi...
Rita Ramp
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Sheep with Boots
It's a cold, dark winter's evening. Wolf is hungry and goes out, shivering, in search of a meal. He finds Sheep in a lonely barn. Mouth watering, Wolf persuades Sheep to come with him on an adventure. Sheep has found a friend at last. But can he escape Wolf's hungry plan? A delicious tale of friendship.
1,000 Illustrations for Children
"Discover beautiful and inspiring illustrations from children's stories in 1,000 Illustrations for Children! Colorful, whimsical drawings fill the pages, brought to you by expert contributors from around the world, including: -Wolf Erlbruch (Germany) -Julia Wauters (France) -Nadia Budde (Germany) -Marije Tolman (The Netherlands) -Kitty Crowther (Belgium) -Suzy Lee (Korea) -Komako Sakai (Japan) -Owen Davey (UK) -Oliver Jeffers (USA) -Renato Moriconi (Brazil) -Rilla Alexander (Australia) -And many others."--Blackwell's website.
The Swan's Child
Translated from Dutch, this book tackles bereavement with great sensitivity in a tale of a baby girl raised by kindly animals.
