Jeppe Out and About

When the king asks him to be his messenger, the good-natured Jeppe dashes off into the hills, only to be stopped every so often, because, well, he just can't help it. If there's an animal in need, like the old squirrel or the exhausted mom of eight, he has to do something. And something more. And more. Until it's rather late for his message to arrive…

This faboulous storybook by renowned children's author Jutta Bauer mixes classic illustration with comic book elements and tells a timeless story of staying true to yourself under all circumstances.

All rights available

 except for Spain

4+ years


ISBN 978-3-948690-08-3

48 pages, coloured


22 x 30 cm (Oversize), Hardcover


14,–€ (D)

The Invisible Spaceship

A most unusual space adventure: the crew of the Invisibility 2 discovers that it's easy to turn on the new invisibility drive, but quite harder to turn it off again, since everything on board is invisible now, buttons and switches included. It's even worse because they cannot move their ship out of the nebula they're in, have to deal with old archenemies and even sticky hair balls.

This is quite a different comic book!

There's not much to see (SOME wonderful panels by KISTE („Box“) artist Uwe Heidschötter are included, though), but so much to imagine as the readers follow the word balloons and funny sounds Patrick Wirbeleit and Andrew Matthews came up with for this very hilarious story.

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6+ years


ISBN 978-3-948690-05-2


80 pages, coloured


17 x 23 cm, Hardcover


15,–€ (D)

Gorm Grimm. Big, strong, hungry

As great as finding new friends is: if your new companion is a big, bold, not-too-bright viking torn out of time, there's gonna be trouble! And trouble Julius gets when his new friend encounters cars, strange modern devices, that can take your picture – and wildlife.

This funny story somehow reverses the roles, where the grown-up is impulsive and the kid has to try to be the sensible one.

Beautifully drawn by Kim Schmidt (Die drei ??? Kids) and written by Patrick Wirbeleit (Box), this is truly a joy to read.

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6+ years


ISBN 978-3-948690-06-9


96 pages, coloured


17 x 23 cm, Hardcover


15,–€ (D)

Ulf and the Riddle of the New Girl



A group of charming junior detectives finally finds their first case. The target of their observations is the new girl in their class, who seems to hide something of great importance from everybody else. She also seems kind of strange with her bearded, skateboarding Dad and her weird Mum. The perfect opportunity for this dynamic group to make a mark as real detectives.

Tanja Esch captures this thrilling and charming story about friendship in colourful drawings and sequences.



Rights sold to France and Russia.

All other rights available



6+ years


ISBN 978-3-948690-00-7


128 pages, coloured


17 x 23 cm, Hardcover


18,–€ (D)

Box – Mathmagics

“I hate maths!” Mattis doesn’t have a clue and fears the worst for the test the next day. His mother can’t help and even his best friend Box is of no use. Box builds things and doesn’t calculate… When the magician Bartelstrunk, who was also bad at math, promises to help, salvation is near. But was there ever a situation with Box involved who turned out easy and smoothly? This mathemagic is about to go wrong in a big way.



Box – Mathemagic is the fifth volume of the funny and bestselling series by Patrick Wirbeleit and oscar-nominated animator Uwe Heidschötter. Like every volume it can be read seperately and is a stand alone story. Volumes 1–4 are available through Reprodukt.



Rights sold to Slovenia.

All other rights available


6+ years

ISBN 978-3-948690-01-4


88 pages, coloured

17 x 23 cm, Hardcover


15,–€ (D)

House No. 8 – A Mousy Family

Tim and his parents move to an old house in the outskirts of a nameless city. When he accidently pulls a plug in the basement he and his family suddenly lose all their colours and appear to be black and white. A problem difficult to hide from their only, creepy and very nosey neighbour… But there is much more to discover. The house itself bears a great secret as does Tim's Mom.

Patrick Wirbeleit writes this rapid mystery adventure for all ages and Sascha Wüstefeld finds spectacular images.


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6+ years

ISBN 978-3-948690-02-1


96 pages, coloured

17 x 23 cm, Hardcover


15,–€ (D)

Selma Trades Places – A Dog's Life

The saying “Dogs that bark won’t bite” doesn’t help Selma. She is afraid of dogs and finds them scary. But Selma has a secret gift: She can trade places with anything. So when her mother asks her what the little dog must think of a big girl like Selma she trades places with the dog and a great adventure ensues.



With a lot of wit, optimism and empathy Martin Baltscheit, one of Germany's most respected writers for children tells this story about fear and facing it and the importance of staying curious in this conflicting world and Anne Becker finds the fitting illustrations.

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6+ years

ISBN 978-3-948690-03-8


88 pages, coloured


17 x 23 cm, Hardcover


15,–€ (D)

Genius Gifts

What’s better than to drop by an old friend and wish him a Happy Birthday? Cake, candles and gifts are in order but the host won’t act like one. Is it the flowers that are wrong? Or is it the guest?

Anke Kuhl, one of Germany’s best illustrators for children tells this hilarious little story about presents, birthday parties and a big surprise.

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4+ years


ISBN 978-3-948690-04-5


24 pages, coloured


14,5 x 14,5 cm, Hardcover


10,–€ (D)