Heike Faller (Author, Illustrator) Heike Faller grew up in Black Forest is now an editor at Zeitmagazin. As a staff writer at the Germany weekly Die Zeit she won the Axel-Springer Prize and the Henri-Nannen Prize. It has been a dream of hers to write a children's book like Hundred.Valerio Vidali (Author, Illustrator) Valerio Vidali, born in 1983, is an Italian illustrator based in Berlin. His picture books have been translated in over a dozen of languages and received several international awards, among others The Grand Prix of ILUSTRARTE, Biennal of illustration, The CJ picture Book award and the New York Times best-illustrated book of the year (2013 and 2018).

Now this is a truly wonderful book, about life, love, age, about all of us. I gave it to look at to a 7 year old who sat with her 75 year old grandmother, and both were intent, deeply engaged, the one full of questions, the other searching still for answers. A remarkable and important book!

Heike Faller (Author, Illustrator) Heike Faller grew up in Black Forest is now an editor at Zeitmagazin. As a staff writer at the Germany weekly Die Zeit she won the Axel-Springer Prize and the Henri-Nannen Prize. It has been a dream of hers to write a children's book like Hundred.Valerio Vidali (Author, Illustrator) Valerio Vidali, born in 1983, is an Italian illustrator based in Berlin. His picture books have been translated in over a dozen of languages and received several international awards, among others The Grand Prix of ILUSTRARTE, Biennal of illustration, The CJ picture Book award and the New York Times best-illustrated book of the year (2013 and 2018).

Now this is a truly wonderful book, about life, love, age, about all of us. I gave it to look at to a 7 year old who sat with her 75 year old grandmother, and both were intent, deeply engaged, the one full of questions, the other searching still for answers. A remarkable and important book!

Heike Faller (Author, Illustrator) Heike Faller grew up in Black Forest is now an editor at Zeitmagazin. As a staff writer at the Germany weekly Die Zeit she won the Axel-Springer Prize and the Henri-Nannen Prize. It has been a dream of hers to write a children's book like Hundred.Valerio Vidali (Author, Illustrator) Valerio Vidali, born in 1983, is an Italian illustrator based in Berlin. His picture books have been translated in over a dozen of languages and received several international awards, among others The Grand Prix of ILUSTRARTE, Biennal of illustration, The CJ picture Book award and the New York Times best-illustrated book of the year (2013 and 2018).

Now this is a truly wonderful book, about life, love, age, about all of us. I gave it to look at to a 7 year old who sat with her 75 year old grandmother, and both were intent, deeply engaged, the one full of questions, the other searching still for answers. A remarkable and important book!