Non-Fiction

Grandpa Mammoth

World history does not begin here with me, it started long before that. But I’m the one whose going to tell the story. I live ages ago, in the middle ...

Outside – My big Naturebook

Outdoor activities for children on – believe it or not – 440 bulging pages. Judith Drews & Lilli Baltzer share with us just a few of their favourite things All ...

The Giant Leporello Posterbook Deep Sea

Folded between two stable covers is a five feet concertina type poster. It can be hung on the wall, be fixed to a bookshelf or just spread out onto the ...

The Giant Leporello Posterbook Skyscrapers

Folded between two stable covers is a five feet concertina type poster. It can be hung on the wall, be fixed to a bookshelf or just spread out onto the ...

The Leporello Book: Cars – Technology and History

On the five-foot wide colour poster you can watch cars driving down a road that keeps evolving towards modern standards and leads them into the future. To start with you ...

The Leporello Book: Dinosaurs – their Rise and Decline

What did dinosaurs look like, how did they live, and what did they feed on? How did they evolve and why did the die out all of a sudden? In ...

The Leporello Book: Egypt – an ancient Culture on the Nile

What an impressive poster, five foot large, of Egypt in ancient times! Here we can see temples and pyramids, humans and animals, and always the River Nile wending and winding ...

The Leporello Book: Skyscrapers – a whole Town inside a House

The five-foot wide poster accompanying the book shows an eighty-storey skyscraper. From its base to its slender tip, it rises to a height of almost 1200 foot. The book explains ...

The Leporello Book: The Castle – where the Knights of old used to live

Along with the town it protects, the castle covers the entire length of a mountain ridge – that is five foot across on the fold-out poster. The book it accompanies ...

The Leporello Book: The City – a big Organism

A city is a living being, almost like a big animal: The houses form its skeleton, the streets are its arteries, the means of transport its blood, the telecommunication cables ...