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‘Die Rüpelbande’

die rupelbande

In German, from 3yo.

Another classic by Julia Donaldson. A little girl moves to a house in the forest. The forest is inhabited by a witch, a troll and a ghost. They are not happy with the newcomer. A little mouse makes a deal with them. Whoever can get the little girl’s scarf, gets to stay in the forest. The three monsters take turns one by one to scare the little girl away and take her scarf but nothing seems to work. The little mouse is clever and with a trick gets the scarf. Since the little mouse is the winner, the three monsters have to leave the forest.

Find out which trick the little mouse used in Die Rupelbande.

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‘Der Hase mit der roten Nase’

Der Hase mit der roten Nase

In German, from 6mo.

This is a cute board book that you will take everywhere with you. There is a hare who is a bit different from the other hares. He has a red nose and a blue ear. This is so unusual that even the fox wonders what animal it is. Hare is very proud of his nose and ear and he loves being different.

Der Hase mit der roten Nase is a cute story to teach young reader that differences should be valued because they make you unique.

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‘Wie heißt ihr denn?’

Wie heißt ihr denn?

In German, from 1yo.

Gorgeous and fun board book for little readers. The fingers have names but no the toes. Each toe offers a name? It could be ABCDE, 12345, colours, fruit…. nothing seems to please all the toes.

Which names will be chosen by the five toes? Read Wie heisst ihr denn? and choose your favourite.

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‘German visual dictionary’

German visual dictionary le toboggan

In German, from 6yo.

Great format to take everywhere with you. This pocket book will help learning German with extensive vocabulary list but also used in phrases and in context. Find conjugations, grammatical and cultural information. The illustrations make the content more engaging.

The included audio version will help with the pronunciation.

Also comes in Vietnamese, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Thai and Arabic.

To find your copy visit https://letoboggan.com.au/product/german-visual-dictionary/

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‘Noah unendlich’

In German, from 7yo.

Noah only loves two things, spaghetti with tomato sauce and dinosaurs. One day he wishes he could have some help. All of a sudden there is another one of him. Quite rapidly he keeps having doubles as his other ‘him’ are having fun having doubles. However, gets really tired to speak only to his doubles.

Find out how he takes control of the situation with Noah unendlich.

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‘Mein kleines schlaf nest’

In German, from 3yo.

Milou is not tired, she cannot sleep. Along with her mom, they will try to figure out a bedtime routine that will help her sleep. Should she build a nest like some animals in the jungle? Would a story work? Should she try a fairly light?

Find out what helps Milou fall asleep with mein kleines schlaf nest.