The Moffels
Published by Diogenes as Die Moffels
Original Title: Die Moffels

Most of all, the moffels like to sleep all day long. Only after midnight, when people are dreaming, do the moffels come out.
They clamber over roofs, wander through empty streets, pass by the bakery and the school, end up at the department store and the zoo, but they can’t find what they’re looking for: a hooman, as the moffels call humans. After all, night is when humans are asleep . . .

Children's Books
32 pages
30.5 × 23 cm
ab 3 Jahren
1991

978-3-257-00718-3
Ute
Krause

Ute Krause, born in Berlin in 1960, has illustrated a large number of books, including Leopoldo and the Mountain of Books by Susanna Tamaro. She has also written two children’s books published by Diogenes, The Lion in the Attic and Nora and the Great Bear.

Photo: Privat

Quotes

Der Tagesspiegel, Berlin

»Ute Krause has created these gloriously lazy inventions and described them in humorous verse. Children will have lots of fun with these creatures.«

Münchner Merkur, Munich

»A beautifully illustrated children's book, told in rhyme.«

Movie adaptations

1991
Die Moffels