Fritzi was there too
Children & Young Adult, Picture-Books, Non-fiction Children's Books, Children's Books, Children's Books Age 8+, Children's Books History
“A country without a wall – no one would be mad at all”. This is what Fritzi writes on the sign, which her mom should take to the demonstration. Fritzi is only nine and not allowed to join. It is too dangerous for children to be at the “Monday demonstrations” in Leipzig, at least that is what their parents think. But Fritzi is stubborn: She desperately wants to know why so many of her school friends suddenly left for Hungary. And also, why did her parents all of the sudden start fighting while watching TV?
She only knows for sure that she doesn’t want the wall anymore!
Hanna Schott was born in 1959, she worked as an editor for many years and is now the editor-in-chief of the periodical “Psychotherapie und Seelsorge” (“Psychotherapy and Pastoral Care”). “Tuso” is her third hope-inspiring book based in Africa.
Gerda Raidt was born in 1975, and studied in Halle and at the Leipzig Academy of Visual Arts. She has been a freelance illustrator since 2004. More information at: www.gerda-raidt.de
“A country without a wall – no one would be mad at all”. This is what Fritzi writes on the sign, which her mom should take to the demonstration. Fritzi is only nine and not allowed to join. It is too dangerous for children to be at the “Monday demonstrations” in Leipzig, at least that is what their parents think. But Fritzi is stubborn: She desperately wants to know why so many of her school friends suddenly left for Hungary. And also, why did her parents all of the sudden start fighting while watching TV?
She only knows for sure that she doesn’t want the wall anymore!