Julie Falatko Boeken

A picture book (love?) story told in letters between a furry bookshop owner, an avid, if a bit cranky, feathered reader, and their forest friends Owl just wants some peace and quiet to read his books--alone. But when the forest youngsters ruffle his feathers, he enlists the local bookshop owner to send him handpicked books to help cope with the chaos and the mess. It's not long before Owl discovers Squirrel and learns that just as important as solitude are companionship and community. Told entirely in letters, this charming picture book celebrates books and bookshops, letter writing, and love.

The story follows two playful dogs, Sassy and Waldo, who enjoy disguising themselves as a student named Salty. Their best friend, Stewart, is acting strangely and seems to be turning into someone sinister. With their class preparing for a school play, the dogs embark on a mission to bring Stewart back to his true self, even if it requires a different kind of play. This lighthearted tale combines humor and friendship as the dogs navigate their way through an unexpected challenge.

A humorous quest unfolds as a farmer seeks the ideal rooster to restore order to a chaotic farm. This delightful story promises laughter and encourages readers to join in the fun with their own attempts at crowing. The engaging narrative captures the challenges of farm life while highlighting the importance of finding the right solution to a pressing problem.

The story follows Snappsy the alligator as he navigates a seemingly ordinary day, only to be interrupted by a meddlesome narrator who adds unexpected twists. As Snappsy engages in various activities, the narrator questions his intentions, leading to humorous interpretations of Snappsy's actions. This playful dynamic explores themes of perception and storytelling, inviting readers to discern the truth behind Snappsy's adventures while enjoying the whimsical narrative.

Eine bezaubernde Geschichte über die Liebe zu Büchern und das Lesen! Kauz, der in Ruhe bei Tee liest, kämpft gegen laute Nachbarskinder und wendet sich an die Buchhandlung Kieferstübchen. Dort erhält er unerwartete Bücher, die ihm helfen, den Wert von Gemeinschaft zu entdecken. Mit liebevollen Illustrationen und in Briefform erzählt.