Antonia and the big competition
- 85 pages
- 3 hours of reading
As the youngest rider in her first show-jumping competition, ten-year-old Antonia struggles to overcome her fear.
Elisabeth Zöller is an author whose works delve into the complex themes faced by young people. With a profound understanding of the child psyche, she tackles subjects such as anger, fear, violence, and loss, weaving wisdom and humor into her narratives. Through her historical novels, meticulously researched, she offers unique perspectives on the past, often focusing on sensitive periods. Her dedication to fostering literacy and encouraging reluctant readers shines through in her engaging workshops and readings, aiming to ignite a lifelong love for the written word. Zöller writes with immense seriousness, yet also with a lightness that allows children to process challenging topics and find solace within them.






As the youngest rider in her first show-jumping competition, ten-year-old Antonia struggles to overcome her fear.
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