In a village between the hills lives Tilda - a church mouse, white as elderberry blossoms in spring. She makes the most delicious orange jam, knows how to find treasure, and can persuade a hedgehog not to hibernate in winter. That's why her friends love her. And she will also find a reason for joy and celebration at any time of the year. The secret is simple: come to help where it is needed, and do not be shy about asking for help if you need it yourself.
The book is divided into small chapters, convenient for reading at night or for independent reading for those who have become real readers. And the chapters are grouped by seasons, so you can watch the heroes, their lives and adventures throughout the year and all seasons.
Andreas H. Schmachtl tells a fairy tale that will make both children and adults feel warm and cozy.
The main characters are forest and village animals: church mouse Tilda, hedgehog Rupert, squirrel Edna and others. They are kind, touching characters that children will really like.
Incredible atmospheric illustrations make the book very cozy. From the cover to the last page.
There are no negative characters, deliberate morality, scary scenes, or acute conflicts in the book. Only interesting stories from the lives of the characters.
Perfect for a cozy family bedtime read. Short chapters and a calm plot.
In Germany, a mouse named Tilda is a well-known and beloved character for many children; they even made a cartoon about her.
Recommended reader age: 4+
Author: Andreas Schmachtl
Artist: Andreas Schmachtl
Translation: Natalia Kushnir
Editor: Elena Abronova
Year of release: 2019
Publisher: Mann, Ivanov and Ferber
Pages: 208
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 237x173x20 mm
ISBN: 978-5-00117-645-9