Children's Literature - Ravensburger Foreign Rights
Children's Literature - Ravensburger Foreign Rights
Children's Literature - Ravensburger Foreign Rights
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<strong>Children's</strong> Non-Fiction<br />
Anne Möller<br />
Wieso? Weshalb? Warum? junior 46: Wo<br />
die Tiere wohnen<br />
WHY? WHY? WHY? JUNIOR (VOL. 46): WHERE<br />
ANIMALS LIVE<br />
16 pp Spiral bound<br />
Format 18 x 19.7 cm<br />
ISBN 978-3-473-32874-1<br />
June 2012 EUR 8.99<br />
Age 2 years and older<br />
Nests of finches, storks and swallows, the drey of squirrels<br />
and a beaver's dam - this book tells children all about<br />
animal homes.<br />
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WWW Junior has sold over 6 million copies in Germany<br />
WWW Junior has been translated into 16 languages<br />
With playful elements, flaps to lift and windows to peer<br />
through.<br />
ABOUT THE SERIES<br />
WWW Junior is a unique invitation to discover the world in<br />
a playful way. The junior series features a compact format<br />
with large, movable flaps for kids thirsty for knowledge.<br />
Centered on who-what-how questions, the titles in this<br />
series take on fascinating subjects. The questions of 2- to 4-<br />
year-olds are to a large extent answered by information<br />
contained in the illustrations, complemented by clear,<br />
friendly texts.<br />
CONTENT<br />
Dogs and cats often live with people in their houses and<br />
apartments. But what about the other animals? This books<br />
presents a wide variety of animal homes: the nests of<br />
finches, storks and swallows, where they hatch their eggs<br />
and raise their young; or the squirrel's drey where it beds<br />
down to sleep. A peek underground shows rabbits, moles<br />
and their young. Readers peek inside a beaver's dam, and<br />
learn that even bees live in houses and sometimes in<br />
hollows of trees. Children will find out that bats might even<br />
live under the roof of their house, too. The snail, on the<br />
other hand, always carries its house with it - and a little<br />
snail is hidden on each two-page spread of the book.<br />
www.foreignrights-ravensburger.com<br />
Florence Christ, e-mail: florence.christ@ravensburger.de, or<br />
Lucia Borrero, e-mail: lucia.borrero@ravensburger.de, or<br />
Merle Schierenberg, e-mail: merle.schierenberg@ravensburger.de<br />
THE ILLUSTRATOR<br />
Anne Möller was born in Freiburg, Germany in 1970, studied<br />
illustration in Hamburg, and has been a freelance illustrator<br />
since 1998. In 2005 she received the Deutschen<br />
Jugendliteraturpreis in the nonfiction category for her book<br />
Nester bauen, Höhlen knabbern ("Building Nests, Nibbling<br />
Dens"). She has illustrated numerous nonfiction picture<br />
books.<br />
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