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Forest Day, a talking turtle and a little witch fairy with blue hair attracted numerous readers to the art culture blog in March
Art culture blog: Today we present the click ranking until April 1st, 2024 - (1st to 4th place in the click ranking)
Munich. Art culture blog. Forest Day was an opportunity for us to point out the current actions of the forestry authorities, who are doing everything they can to reforest the forests attacked by bark beetles and the like with mixed forest and thus make them more resistant to future weather events. This article was posted in German and English and immediately landed at number 1 and 4 in March (see links to the articles below). Beech, maple, larch, Douglas fir and many other tree species will grow into mixed forests in our forests in the future ... 2nd place in the click ranking for: The turtle Roberto is a live cuddly toy and experiences adventures in Munich (so far only published in German). A few years ago I wrote this children's book, which I presented again here. It immediately landed in second place among the most read blog articles in March. The 20 colored illustrations complement what they have read and children can retell the story themselves in some comic-like drawings. Another series of children's books from my pen were the three adventures of "Hetti Hexenfee" from Hexenstadt (so far only published in German). I also presented these again in March and immediately took third place among the most read blog articles. :-)) “Does Witch City really exist?” A good question. The answer is: "Yes, in this book and when you read it also in your imagination." That's how it is with books: they expand our imagination and even the impossible becomes possible. Hetti is an imagined character who experiences her adventures in this book.
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| "Roberto, the talking turtle" and the lizard in the cooking pot - illustration from my children's book: Helga Waess - so far only published in German |
