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3 y separately published work icon The Boy and the Elephant Freya Blackwood , Freya Blackwood (illustrator), ( trans. Unknown with title Der Junge und der Elefant ) Munich : Knesebeck Von Dem GmbH , 2023 22124294 2021 single work picture book children's

'The boy lives in a city, where everything is fast and loud. But amidst the bustle and the noise, the boy has a secret ...

'In the overgrown lot next to his apartment building, deep within the green, he has a friend.

'But one day progress arrives, bringing with it plans for something new, and the boy must find a way to save his friend before it's too late ...'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
4 y separately published work icon Lights Out, Leonard Josh Pyke , Chris Nixon (illustrator), ( trans. Tatjana Kröll with title Licht aus, Leon! ) Germany : Knesebeck Von Dem GmbH , 2020 16655226 2019 single work picture book children's

'A cheeky story about night-time fears from award-winning Australian singer and songwriter Josh Pyke.

Leonard doesn't like bedtime, especially when there's a five-nosed, seven-tailed, eleven-handed, scaly-waily monster hiding in the corner of his bedroom. It seems like Leonard will never sleep again ... until he discovers a mysterious book called How to Frighten Monsters.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
4 2 y separately published work icon Somewhere Else Gus Gordon , Gus Gordon (illustrator), ( trans. Gundula Müller-Wallraf with title Irgendwohin oder der Tag, an dem George das Fliegen lerte ) Germany : Knesebeck Von Dem GmbH , 2018 9584193 2016 single work children's fiction children's

'George has no interest in exploring the world. He’s far too busy at home baking fine pastries. Or so he tells everyone when they invite him along on their wonderful adventures.

'But when his friend Pascal digs a little deeper, the real reason George won’t leave home is finally revealed . . . ' (Publication summary)
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