Antonia Michaelis: The children of Ammerlo
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Antonia Michaelis
» The children of Ammerlo «
Illustrated by Julia Ginsbach
7+, January 2005
144 pages, 15.3 x 21.5 cm
ISBN 978-3-7855-5343-5
hardcover
8,90 € (D)
Rights sold: Polish, Lithuanian, Turkish
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Ammerlo is small. Tiny, to be precise. But for Louisa, who practically seems to live on the branches of her favourite look-out, a cherry tree, Ammerlo has everything that makes life interesting - a towing bridge for dangerous crossings, a secret cave at the beach for meetings in, well, secret, an abandoned sailing boat - and friends to enjoy these things with. Once in a while, one or the other of the children in Ammerlo needs a dry set of clothes and a cup of hot chocolate after an involuntary bath in the sea.
Add to this cheery group of children a set of grown-ups who always seem to lag behind and a confused lanky student hopelessly in love with Louisa's sister Ann-Kathrin - and the charm of Ammerlo is almost complete.
Antonia Michaelis
Antonia Michaelis was born in North Germany in 1979. She spent the first two years of her childhood ...
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Julia Ginsbach (Illustrator)
Julia Ginsbach
was born in 1967 in Darmstadt. She studied Musicology, Arts and German and got a deg...
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