A unicorn search for traces: discover Schwäbisch Gmünd in the new children's book!

A unicorn search for traces: discover Schwäbisch Gmünd in the new children's book!

Schwäbisch Gmünd, Deutschland - The Gmünder author Anja Krüger proves an impressive sense of history and emotions with her latest children's books. In "The Stummed Glock Play" she takes young readers on an exciting journey of discovery through the city history of Schwäbisch Gmünd. City history comes alive on Münsterplatz, while the unicorn, illustrated by Krüger, is changing in the footsteps of the disappeared town hall bells. Every figure in history has its own character and language style, which makes reading a memorable experience, promises Remszeitung .

The 38-year-old Krüger, who has already had experience in illustrating, collected inspiration for history through numerous city tours and the use of the city archive. With child -friendly design and a printed city map in the book, readers can track the unicorn's journey in the real city. "It was incredibly fun," she says of her creative process, while she was oriented towards her son to make the story as exciting as possible.

"The little Otter wants a lot" - another children's book by Anja Krüger

parallel to her first work, Krüger also brings "the little Otter wants a lot" on the market. This picture book, which is told in catchy rhymes, addresses wishes and material desires of the children. The focus is on a loving relationship between the little Otter and his mother, while the challenges of growing up are conveyed in a playful way. This book introduces the little readers into the colorful world of the small otter and encourages them to think about values and satisfaction, like the Schwäbische Post reported.

Here too, Krüger, who, despite dyslexia has become an author, has the ambition to tell stories that touch the children. The proceeds from the sale of the Otter book should benefit a project that she still wants to choose. With her creative approach and the goal of creating children's books that are both entertained and instructive, Anja Krüger leaves a lasting impression in the world of children's literature.