Grimm’s Zonkey Tales – Aunt Camembert’s Visit (vol. IV)
Aunt Camembert causes a stir
When Aunt Camembert visits Grimm and Carotto in the house with the crooked number seven at the gate, there’s absolutely no time and space for boredom! Grimm and his little zonkey teach her how to ride a bicylce, together they paint the house walls anew, and, of course, there’s plenty of singing and rhyming. Having the weirdest combinations of ice cream at the local pond, trapping a mysterious ghost and painting their nails (or hooves, respectively!) – Grimm and Carotto are in top shape!
- New read-aloud stories about Zonkey Carotto and his bookseller
- Lavishly and lovingly illustrated by Stefanie Scharnberg
- Total print-run of the ‘Grimm’s Zonkey Tales’ books: over 390,000 copies
Stephanie Schneider
Stephanie Schneider, born in 1972, studied Education and Art at the Fine Arts Academy in Braunschweig. Since 2004 she has been pursuing her childhood dream to work primarily as an author. She lives in Hanover with her husband and two daughters.
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Stefanie Scharnberg
Stefanie Scharnberg was born in Hamburg in 1967 and completed a bookseller’s apprenticeship in her home town. She then traveled to Florence to study Painting. On her return to Germany in 1992, she resumed her work as bookseller and illustrator. She now lives near Freiburg with her family.
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