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Janosch

    Janosch, the pen name of Horst Eckert, is among Germany's most beloved children's book authors and illustrators. His works are characterized by playfulness and wisdom that resonate with readers of all ages. Through his stories, he often explores themes of friendship, courage, and finding one's place in the world. His unique style blends simplicity with a deep understanding of the child's psyche, making him a timeless figure in children's literature.

    Janosch
    Der Froschkonig
    The Cricket and the Mole
    The Treasure Hunting Trip
    Juvenil Alfaguara: El sheriff ratón
    The Town Musicians of Bremen
    A Letter for Tiger
    • 2017
    • 2015

      The Trip to Panama

      Englischsprachige Ausgabe

      4.4(5784)Add rating

      Little bear and little tiger live in a little house by the river. One day, a wonderful-smelling crate floats past them, with the word PANAMA written on it. Little bear and little tiger decide that Panama must be the land of their dreams, and set off on a quest to find it. A touching story about learning to appreciate what you have. “Janosch’s pictures of the adventurers have kindness as well as wit, reinforcing and extending the text.” —NBL Children’s Books of the Year

      The Trip to Panama
    • 2014

      Just One Apple

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      While other people’s trees are in full bloom, poor Henry’s tree never bears a single apple—until he makes a wish with all his heart for just one apple. At last, his tree gets a flower and soon the apple begins to grow—bigger and bigger—until all Henry cares about is guarding his apple. With no friends left, Henry struggles to bring the huge apple to market, but nobody wants to buy it—they don’t believe it’s real. All seems lost until an insatiable dragon attacks the country. Could Henry’s apple save the day?

      Just One Apple
    • 2010
    • 2008
      4.5(593)Add rating

      Eine der schönsten Tiger & Bär – Geschichten von Janosch ist nun in Deutschland zum ersten Mal auch auf Englisch zu haben! Sie ist ewig gültig, denn sie macht gesund, falls es uns einmal etwas schlechter geht oder wenn auch uns einmal ein Streifen verrutscht. Little Bear came running up at once. „What’s the matter, Tiger?“ he cried. “Are you ill?” “Yes,” said Little Tiger. „I’m terribly ill. I can hardly move.“

      Little Tiger, get well soon
    • 1996
    • 1992