Grandpa Rainer Can’t Remember

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Katja Gehrmann

Kirsten John

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20.5 x 25.0 cm
Hardcover 32 pages
Colour illustrations throughout

When Grandpa starts forgetting things …

Mia loves her Grandpa more than anyone else in the world! They do really fun things together and have races on the way home from school. But lately, Grandpa has been acting strangely and can’t seem to remember the simplest things: where he left his shoes, why the electric kettle has a plug, what day it is, how to put on a vest – or even who Mia is. But Mia learns how to deal with Grandpa’s illness and finds her own special way of helping him cope with the anxieties of everyday life …

Katja Gehrmann

Katja Gehrmann, was born in 1968 and studied illustration in Hamburg, Spain and Mexico. She teaches at an art school for children and works for magazines and a variety of publishing houses and has won numerous awards for her illustrations, for example a “Golden Apple” at the Biennial of Illustration in Bratislava or the Troisdorf scholarship for children’s book illustration . In 2014, she was nominated for the German Prize for Youth Literature in the category children’s books.

Kirsten John

Kirsten John has been thinking up stories in her head since she was ten years old. She wrote them up after school, then while she was studying and finally during her time as an editor of a city magazine. At some point, she decided to concentrate exclusively on her writing and has published several books for children, teenagers and adults. She lives in Ulm with her dog and her family.

Agence Schweiger