Jean Jullien – illustratör

There was once a greedy wolf. He was so greedy that every day he would eat enough food for TEN birthday parties and still be hungry for more...A wicked and ravenous wolf is on the prowl for dinner when he spots, dun dun dun, seven young goats … left at home alone. But, fear not, whilst these kid goats may be little, they are clever, innovative and have enough downright silly tricks in hand to avoid getting eaten and maybe even … get a little (or rather big) snack themselves. Storytelling master Timothy Knapman and graphic genius Jean Jullien have come together to create a thoroughly entertaining read (and laugh)-aloud picture book version of the ancient Grimms fairy tale "The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats".

A laugh-out-loud page-turner from a brilliant author and illustrator team.Praise for Hoot Owl, Master of Disguise: "This is the funniest picture book I have read in a long time" David WalliamsCat has found a pair of sunglasses. She thinks they are going to make her look COOL. “I’m not just any old cat at the playground," she says. "I’m a real cool cat, gliding backwards down the slide, looking cooler than cool ... WITH EXTRA COOL ON TOP!” She pops on the glasses … confidently struts forwards and – Meooaaaooow! – falls down the slide. Oh, how UNCOOL. Can Pig or Cockatoo do any better?From the team behind Hoot Owl, Master of Disguise and I Want to Be in a Scary Story comes a gloriously slapstick title that celebrates friendship, play and being yourself (no matter how goofy).“A lovely message about enjoying yourself and not worrying what other people think.” BookTrust“A reminder that the coolest thing is to be yourself.” Daily Telegraph

Die innige Verbundenheit von Männern zu Bier ist allgemein bekannt. Doch auch das weibliche Geschlecht pflegt eine enge Beziehung zu guten Drinks. Ob in einer Cocktailbar bei schummrigem Licht, beim Mittagessen mit den Kolleginnen oder im Bord-Bistro der Deutschen Bahn – es gibt viele Situationen, in denen Champagner, Wein oder Averna einer Frau gut zu Gesicht stehen. Davon erzählen Elisabeth Raethers Texte, und sie liefern Antworten auf die kniffligen Fragen unserer Zeit. Zum Beispiel welches Getränk sich besonders dazu eignet, einen Pärchenabend zu sprengen. Und was es eigentlich für das Verhältnis zwischen den Geschlechtern bedeutet, wenn eine Frau genauso viel trinken kann wie ein Mann.