Nastja Holtfreter

It's time for the ten little sheep to go to sleep. But each one of them still has something left to do: Marlene is brushing her teeth, Julius is waiting for a goodnight kiss, and Adrian is changing into pyjamas. And the others? Pull on the sliders and find out!

Monkey has found ten delicious bananas. Oh, which dishes is it going to make with them? There are so many options to choose from! Totally lost in thought, Monkey doesn't pay any attention to its surroundings, so it neither notices that it bumps into a lot of animals nor that its bananas keep disappearing on its way through the jungle ...

One, two, three, and four! Let’s go! This classic card game comes in many varieties: there’s one for monster hunters, palaeontologists, robot technicians, dog lovers, forest explorers, vehicle enthusiasts, prospective construction workers, zookeepers, farm vacationers, and fantasy fans. Who is going to collect the most families of four?

Is there really only one bear on the branch, or are there two? And what about the bees, are there nine or are there more hiding in the flowers? Pull on the sliders and find out!

Here’s the card with the angry red Mr Lion, there’s the one where he’s multi-coloured and happy. But where are the cards with surprised and sad Mr Lion hiding and which colours do they have? No matter whether he’s happy, sad, afraid, proud, or head over heels in love – Mr Lion’s emotions are colourful!

The classic card game with magic motifs - who's going to collect the most families of four?

Each of Koala’s best friends has a special talent: Kangaroo is incredibly strong, Platypus the quickest swimmer, Wombat a great dancer, and Tarkawara builds the highest sandcastles. Only Koala doesn’t have anything they’re especially good at. One day, the friends find a weird object made of paper dotted with marks – a book! Even though they can’t read, Koala boasts of knowing what stories these letters hold and starts spinning the most wonderful tales. The friends are in awe – so there is something Koala is especially good at after all!

The classic card game with construction site motifs – who’s  going to collect the most families of four?

Whether it’s the rabbit in the grass or the clownfish in the sea, the mouse in the sunflower or the seahorse in the kelp – these buggy books with Nastja Holtfreter’s colourful bold illustrations provide many motifs on the all-time favourite subjects garden and ocean to marvel at.With the band included in each bundle, the books are easily fastened to the buggy to be always close at hand.

The toucan children are excited: Today, they will learn how to fly! In the shortest amount of time, they are all up in the air – all except for the little rainbowbilled toucan, who just can’t get a hang of it, even though it’s trying so hard! The other animals of the jungle want to help and have their individual advices at the ready, but time and time again, their tips and tricks fail. Will the little toucan ever learn to fly?

The classic card game with cute forest animal motifs for children aged 5+ Who’s going to collect the most families of four?

Now it’s getting tricky! Who will be able to put together a square where all animals properly fit together? This game of nine extra-large cards with cute farm animals will prove a fun and entertaining brain-teaser!

Mr Lion is discontent. Very much so, in fact. Next to the colourful animals of the jungle, he doesn’t feel special at all with his yellow-brown coat. In his eyes, yellow and brown just aren’t the right colours for the king of the animals. It’s about time for a change! But which colour would suit him?

Oh dear, just look at Pig! Muddy all over! Pig really needs to take a bath, but they just don’t feel like it. Now it’s time for the little reader to convince Pig otherwise! Let’s tap, blow on, shake, and turn this book to get Pig squeaky clean again!

Here’s the boar and that’s where the fox can be found. Over there’s the lynx and the eagle. But where are the badger and the marmot hiding? This classic game requires good memory – the player to find the most pairs wins!

Here’s the boar and that’s where the fox can be found. Over there’s the lynx and the eagle. But where are the badger and the marmot hiding? This classic game requires good memory – the player to find the most pairs wins!

Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles

Here’s the little squirrel and there’s the fox. But where is the badger hiding? To complement the books or as a stand-alone game – even very young children will be able to enjoy this game with extra-large cards. All you need is a good memory. Find as many pairs as possible and you win!Subjects: sea, forest, farm, mountains, construction site, safari, dinosaurs, vehicles, service vehicles

The classic card game with cute farm motifs for children aged 5+Who’s going to collect the most families of four?

The classic card game with adorable cat or animal motifs for children aged 5+Who’s going to manage NOT to draw the black cat or the black sheep?

One, two, three, let’s go! On which board is the cow? And has anyone spotted the squirrel? This fun gaming classic for children features forest, meadow, sea, and farm animals. The player who finds all nine animals on their board among the face-down cards first wins!

Giraffe is sick: their long throat is hurting and their nose running badly. Better to call Dr. Ele! But Dr. Ele can’t nurse Giraffe back to health all on his own. Will the little reader be able to help?

Brushing one’s teeth is child’s play? Not for Crocodile, who has a long mouth with many pointy teeth. Fortunately, with the help of many diligent animals, even Crocodile’s teeth can be clean and sparkling!

The classic card game with cute vehicle motifs for children aged 5+Who’s going to collect the most families of four?