Toon Tellegen – författare

Igelkotten känner sig ensam och bestämmer sig för att bjuda in skogens djur på fest. Men nästan genast börjar han fundera på allt som kan gå fel. Tänk om ingen kommer? Tänk om de inte tycker honom? Det kanske inte var någon bra idé med fest trots allt.

Igelkottens dilemma är en finstämd, fabelartad berättelse om social oro och längtan efter gemenskap. Med humor och värme skildras den lilla igelkottens grubblerier. I början framstår hans försök att bjuda in som tafatta, men efter hand framträder en djupare bild av hans osäkerhet - och berättelsen blir berörande på ett djupare plan.

Den trösterika tankeboken om den lilla igelkotten har blivit en internationell framgångssaga och har sålt över en miljon exemplar i Nederländerna.

The first in the internationally bestselling series of witty, moving and philosophical animal fables for adults.

'Only one question remains: is he a writer or a genius? I suspect the latter' De Morgen

'Toon Tellegen's stories provide endless pleasure' Die Ziet

'Moving and entertaining' De Volkskrant

The hedgehog is lonely.

So he writes a letter, inviting the animals of the forest to visit. But before he can post it, doubts start flooding his mind...

As winter draws in, can anything save the hedgehog from himself?

'Those in search of a cosy, gently delivered philosophy will melt' Financial Times

The next book in internationally bestselling author Toon Tellegen's witty, philosophical series of animal fables about mental health, which started with The Hedgehog's Dilemma.

One day, a heavy, dull feeling fills the cricket's head. And it won't go away.

The other animals try to help. Would he like a party? Has he tried being cheerful? Nothing seems to work.

As springtime comes, and the forest begins to rustle with life, can the cricket find a way to heal?

The first in the internationally bestselling series of witty, moving and philosophical animal fables for adults.

'Only one question remains: is he a writer or a genius? I suspect the latter' De Morgen

'Toon Tellegen's stories provide endless pleasure' Die Ziet

'Moving and entertaining' De Volkskrant

The hedgehog is lonely.

So he writes a letter, inviting the animals of the forest to visit. But then he hesitates...

What if they all come at once? What if no one comes at all? What if they judge his prickles?

As doubts flood his mind, can anything save the hedgehog from himself?