Frances doesn’t want to go to bed – just like every child in the world, just like you. But then her dad has a good idea: We'll play the face-making game! Frances has to look angry. Then happy. Then surprised. And now it’s your turn! Join Frances in making all sorts of faces: confused, sick, snooty, sweet, thoughtful ... It makes you really tired, and before you know it, it’s slumber time.

Giraffe and Mouse really don’t have much in common – it’s more than the fact that one of them is huge and the other is tiny. But when a fire threatens to destroy the forest, Mr. Tall and Mr. Small join forces to save all the animals.

One was big.
One was small.
Mouse was short.
Giraffe was tall.
Mouse was hardly there at all –
They called him Small.

Giraffe was tannish,
Mouse was gray,
Mouse liked night,
Giraffe liked day,
Giraffe could see three miles away –
They called him Tall.
 

Once upon a time there was a small blue cloud. It was happy and contented and did whatever it liked. When all the other clouds were raining, it simply didn't rain with them. The little blue cloud bewitched people on earth and cast a spell on their world. But one day it sees a terrible war on earth and has to take the hardest decision of its life. The little blue cloud succeeds in bringing peace and joy to the world.

The beloved children’s book telling the moving story of a helpful octopus, now in a beautiful revised edition.

The enchanting story of the courageous and friendly octopus Emile, who bravely helps himself and others, humans included. Tomi Ungerer’s charming illustrations not only accompany the story, but open up entirely new worlds.

What do you do if your offspring isn't exactly the spitting image of you? Mr. and Mrs. Cat are faced with this very dilemma when their child turns out to be an adorable little puppy. But what initially seems to be a scandal in Cattown turns out to be the best of both worlds!

»Make the best of your differences. We are all equal and we are all different.«
Tomi Ungerer

More than 200 German folk songs and children's songs from the 14th to the 20th century, compiled by Anne Diekmann with the help of Willi Gohl. Illustrated with more than 150 pictures by Tomi Ungerer.

Tomi Ungerer’s pictorial tale of an orphan named Tiffany who falls into the hands of three highway robbers has become a classic of children’s literature. Since it first appeared in 1961, it has sold over 3.5 million copies worldwide and has been published in 38 languages.