Books about acceptance

365 Days of Wonder: Mr. Browne's Book of Precepts is a beautiful companion to the beloved bestseller Wonder. This book brings back the wisdom of Mr. Browne, the memorable English teacher who taught Auggie Pullman about the power of "precepts"—words to live by. It features a unique collection of 365 quotes, one for every day of the year, ranging from famous historical figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Anne Frank to contributions from real-life readers. This is the perfect choice for children who love Wonder and want to dive deeper into the world of Beecher Prep while learning valuable life lessons about kindness and character.

Beyond the daily inspiration, readers get a special look at the lives of their favorite characters through new essays and correspondence from Auggie, Julian, Summer, and Jack Will. It is an ideal book for readers interested in personal growth, empathy, and the "Choose Kind" movement. Whether read daily or all at once, this book serves as a powerful reminder of the goodness in people and the strength of the human heart. It is a great choice for families to read together or for young readers looking for a daily dose of positivity and reflection.

Highlights:

• Features 365 daily precepts to inspire kindness and resilience.
• Includes exclusive new content and letters from the characters of Wonder.
• Perfect for fans of R.J. Palacio's "Choose Kind" movement.
• Encourages daily reflection and emotional intelligence in middle-grade readers.

A Court of Silver Flames is a sweeping epic fantasy that continues the beloved saga of the Night Court. This installment focuses on Nesta Archeron, a fierce and prickly protagonist struggling to find her place in a world changed by war. Forced into the Cauldron and reborn as High Fae, Nesta must navigate her internal demons and the trauma of her past. Alongside the battle-scarred warrior Cassian, she embarks on a journey of physical and emotional training that is as intense as it is transformative. This book is ideal for readers interested in complex character growth, high-stakes political intrigue, and deeply emotional narratives.

Perfect for older teens and fans of immersive world-building, this story explores the power of resilience and the importance of finding one's own strength. As Nesta and Cassian face external threats from treacherous human queens and internal monsters of doubt, they discover that healing is a battle won one day at a time. It is a great choice for those who love enemies-to-lovers tropes and stories where characters must overcome significant personal hurdles to save their world.

Highlights:

• Deep exploration of mental health, trauma recovery, and personal resilience.
• Intense training sequences and epic fantasy world-building.
• A compelling romance between two complex, powerful characters.
• High-stakes political drama involving ancient alliances and new threats.
• A story of sisterhood, belonging, and finding inner peace.

American Born Chinese is a groundbreaking graphic novel that masterfully weaves together three seemingly different stories into one powerful narrative. Readers follow Jin Wang, a teenager struggling to fit into a new school where he is the only Chinese-American student; the legendary Monkey King, who seeks to be more than just a monkey; and Chin-Kee, a character who embodies the most hurtful stereotypes. This award-winning book is perfect for children who love graphic novels that balance humor with deep, meaningful messages about belonging and self-acceptance.

Ideal for readers interested in diverse perspectives and modern fables, Gene Luen Yang’s work is a must-read for middle and high schoolers. It offers a unique look at the immigrant experience and the internal struggle to embrace one's heritage. This action-packed story is a great choice for fans of New Kid or The Arrival, providing a visual and emotional journey that culminates in an unforgettable climax.

Highlights:

• Winner of the Michael L. Printz Award and an Eisner Award.
• Explores complex themes of racial identity and cultural stereotypes in an accessible format.
• Features a clever blend of ancient Chinese folklore and modern-day realism.
• Engaging artwork that brings the emotional weight of the story to life.

An Abundance of Katherines is a brilliant and quirky road-trip novel from the acclaimed author of The Fault in Our Stars. The story follows Colin Singleton, a child prodigy who has a very specific type: girls named Katherine. After being dumped by Katherine XIX, Colin sets off on a journey with his best friend, Hassan, to clear his head and prove a mathematical theorem that can predict the outcome of any relationship. This book is a perfect choice for readers who enjoy intellectual humor, complex characters, and stories about finding one's place in the world.

Ideal for fans of contemporary realistic fiction, this novel blends mathematical graphs and anagrams with a heartfelt exploration of friendship and identity. As Colin and Hassan navigate the backroads of America, they encounter unexpected adventures—including a feral hog and a small-town mystery—that challenge Colin to look beyond his formulas. It is a great choice for teenagers who appreciate witty dialogue and are looking for a story that is both funny and deeply moving.

Highlights:

• A unique blend of humor, mathematics, and anagrams
• A heartwarming story of friendship and self-discovery
• Perfect for fans of John Green's witty writing style
• Explores themes of identity and moving on from the past
• Features a relatable and hilarious road-trip dynamic

And They Were Roommates is a vibrant and hilarious contemporary romance that is perfect for fans of Casey McQuiston and Becky Albertalli. The story follows Charlie, who arrives at Valentine Academy for Boys with a plan to keep his identity as a trans student private. However, his world is turned upside down when he is assigned a roommate he never expected: Jasper Grimes, the boy who broke his heart before he transitioned. To make matters more complicated, Jasper doesn't even recognize him!

This unputdownable second-chance romance is ideal for readers interested in stories about self-discovery, identity, and the complexities of young love. As Charlie and Jasper spend long nights writing love letters for their classmates, they find themselves confronting deep feelings and past hurts. It is a great choice for teens looking for authentic LGBTQ+ representation and a roommate mishap trope that is both funny and deeply moving.

Highlights:

• A heartwarming and funny second-chance romance set in a boys' academy.
• Explores important themes of transgender identity, self-acceptance, and growth.
• Perfect for readers who enjoy the roommate mishap and secret identity tropes.
• Features a charming subplot involving writing love letters for fellow students.

Margaret Simon is almost twelve years old and facing a whirlwind of changes. After moving from the busy streets of New York City to the quiet suburbs of New Jersey, she is anxious to fit in with her new group of friends. When she is invited to join a secret club, she quickly learns that the main topics of conversation are boys, bras, and the anticipation of getting their first periods. As Margaret navigates these milestones, she also grapples with her own unique search for religious identity, frequently turning to a private, personal conversation with God to share her fears, hopes, and questions.

This iconic novel is perfect for children who love realistic fiction that doesn't shy away from the honest, sometimes awkward realities of growing up. It is an ideal for readers interested in coming-of-age stories that explore the complexities of friendship and the search for self. Judy Blume’s timeless voice makes this a great choice for pre-teens who are beginning to ask big questions about their place in the world and their own changing bodies.

Highlights:

• Relatable and honest exploration of puberty and physical changes.
• A thoughtful, nuanced look at religious identity and personal faith.
• Authentic portrayal of female friendships and the desire to fit in.
• Timeless humor and emotional depth that resonates across generations.

Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe is a lyrical and deeply moving coming-of-age story that explores the complex bond between two Mexican-American teenagers in El Paso, Texas. Aristotle "Ari" Mendoza is a quiet, angry loner struggling with his family's secrets, while Dante Quintana is an expressive, intellectual boy who sees the world through a unique lens. When their paths cross at a local swimming pool, an unlikely friendship begins that will challenge their perspectives on life, love, and who they are meant to be.

This Printz Honor book is ideal for readers interested in character-driven narratives and emotional depth. It is perfect for teens who love stories about self-discovery, the nuances of family dynamics, and the transformative power of friendship. Benjamin Alire Sáenz’s poetic prose makes this a great choice for fans of realistic fiction who appreciate a slow-burn, heartfelt journey toward acceptance and identity.

Highlights:

• A tender and honest exploration of male friendship and vulnerability.
• Beautifully written prose that captures the intensity of teenage emotions.
• Strong focus on Mexican-American identity and family relationships.
• A landmark LGBTQ+ young adult novel that resonates with readers of all ages.

Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World is the breathtaking sequel to the award-winning Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe. In this deeply moving conclusion to their story, Ari and Dante navigate their senior year of high school while exploring the depths of their love in a world that often feels hostile. Ari, who has spent years being silent and invisible, must find his voice, stand up to bullies, and learn what it truly means to build a life with someone else. This novel is a lyrical exploration of identity, culture, and the courage it takes to be yourself.

Perfect for readers who love emotional contemporary fiction and character-driven stories, this book is an ideal choice for fans of Adam Silvera and Mary H.K. Choi. It beautifully captures the complexities of growing up, the strength of family bonds, and the transformative power of first love. Parents looking for diverse young adult literature that tackles heavy themes with grace and sincerity will find this to be a profound reading experience for their teens.

Highlights:

• A powerful exploration of LGBTQ+ identity and Hispanic-American culture.
• Focuses on emotional growth, communication, and the importance of community.
• Features a poetic and introspective writing style that resonates with mature readers.
• A heartfelt conclusion to a beloved coming-of-age duology.

Auggie & Me is an essential companion to the beloved bestseller Wonder, offering readers a deeper look into the world of August Pullman through the eyes of three different characters. Instead of a direct sequel, this book provides three unique perspectives: Julian, the classroom bully; Christopher, Auggie’s oldest friend; and Charlotte, a classmate. These stories expand on the themes of the original novel, showing that every story has multiple sides and that even those who seem like villains have their own struggles and growth.

This book is perfect for children who love character-driven stories and are interested in exploring complex social dynamics. It is an ideal choice for readers who were moved by Wonder and want to understand the motivations behind the characters' actions. Parents will appreciate how it encourages empathy and the 'choose kind' philosophy, making it a great tool for discussing bullying and friendship. Whether your child is a fan of the original movie or the book, this collection offers a heartbreaking yet hopeful look at the power of compassion.

Highlights:

• Explores three distinct viewpoints that add depth to the Wonder universe.
• Focuses on emotional intelligence, empathy, and the complexity of childhood friendships.
• Perfect for fans of realistic fiction and stories that promote kindness.
• Ideal for classroom discussions or family reading time.

Babymouse: Monster Mash is a delightful and hilarious graphic novel that captures the spooky spirit of Halloween through the eyes of everyone's favorite sassy mouse. In this ninth installment of the award-winning series, Babymouse is determined to throw the best Halloween party ever. However, between costume catastrophes and the social pressure of competing with the popular Felicia Furrypaws, things quickly spiral into a comedic mess. This book is perfect for children who love stories about school life, friendship, and the power of a wild imagination.

Ideal for readers interested in lighthearted adventures and relatable social dilemmas, Jennifer L. Holm’s storytelling combined with Matthew Holm’s iconic pink-and-black illustrations makes this a page-turner for reluctant readers. Whether she is imagining herself as a monster hunter or trying to survive the middle school hallways, Babymouse’s antics are sure to entertain. It is a great choice for fans of The Bad Guys or Narwhal and Jelly who are looking for a fun, fast-paced read with a lot of heart.

Highlights:

• Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence in young children.
• Relatable themes of wanting to fit in and dealing with social dynamics.
• Witty humor and imaginative dream sequences that keep readers laughing.
• Perfect seasonal read for Halloween or any time of year for fans of spooky fun.

Because of Winn-Dixie is a timeless Newbery Honor-winning novel that explores the power of friendship and the beauty of finding community in unexpected places. When ten-year-old India Opal Buloni moves to Naomi, Florida, with her preacher father, she feels lonely and disconnected. Everything changes when she encounters a scruffy, smiling dog in a supermarket and decides to take him home. This heartwarming tale is perfect for children who love animal stories and readers interested in emotional, character-driven narratives.

Through her bond with Winn-Dixie, Opal finds the courage to reach out to the eccentric and lonely residents of her new town, learning that everyone has a story to tell. As she builds these new relationships, she finally finds the strength to ask her father about the mother who left her years ago. This book is an ideal choice for parents looking for stories that handle sensitive topics like abandonment and grief with grace, humor, and hope. It is a great choice for classroom reading or a cozy family read-aloud.

Highlights:

• A touching exploration of the bond between a girl and her dog.
• Beautifully written prose that captures the atmosphere of a small Southern town.
• Deals with complex emotions like loneliness and loss in an accessible way.
• Features a memorable cast of diverse and quirky supporting characters.

Big Nate is back and funnier than ever in Big Nate Lives It Up, the seventh installment of the hit series. This time, Principal Nichols tasks Nate with a special mission: being a "buddy" to the new kid, Breckenridge Puffington III. However, Nate quickly realizes that Breckenridge is a total "fun-sponge" who prefers doodling plants over Nate's high-energy antics. As Nate tries to navigate this awkward new friendship, he discovers there might be more to Breckenridge than meets the eye. This book is perfect for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and enjoy stories filled with humor, school-day drama, and plenty of illustrations.

Ideal for readers interested in relatable school experiences and those who appreciate a protagonist who isn't exactly the teacher's pet, this novel combines a fast-paced plot with hilarious comic strips. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to hybrid novels that blend text with visual storytelling. Parents will appreciate the themes of patience and finding common ground with people who seem different at first glance.

Highlights:

• Hilarious school-based humor that resonates with middle-grade students.
• Engaging hybrid format featuring Nate's signature doodles and comic strips.
• Explores themes of friendship, patience, and welcoming new students.
• Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney and Lincoln Peirce’s signature comedic style.

Introduce your child to Nate Wright, the ultimate doodler and middle school rebel. In this seventh installment of the New York Times bestselling series, Nate faces his biggest challenge yet: being assigned as a "buddy" to the new kid, Breckenridge Puffington III. While Nate is all about fun and mischief, Breckenridge is a plant-loving "fun-sponge" who seems strangely familiar. This book is a perfect choice for children who love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and enjoy stories filled with humor, school-day antics, and relatable social struggles.

Ideal for readers interested in funny graphic novels, Big Nate: Lives It Up combines witty dialogue with Lincoln Peirce's signature comic-style illustrations. It captures the essence of middle school life—from navigating tricky friendships to dealing with quirky teachers. Parents will appreciate how this book engages even the most reluctant readers with its fast-paced plot and visual storytelling. It is a great choice for kids who want a laugh-out-loud experience while learning about patience and the unexpected bonds of friendship.

Highlights:

• Hilarious school-based adventures and relatable middle school drama.
• Engaging hybrid format with plenty of comic-style illustrations.
• Explores themes of friendship, patience, and staying true to oneself.
• Perfect for fans of Jeff Kinney’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.

Bingsu for Two is an irresistibly charming contemporary romance that blends the high stakes of family expectations with the chaotic fun of viral internet fame. When River Langston-Lee walks out of his SATs and quits his job at his parents' cafe, he finds himself working at a struggling Korean cafe called Bingsu for Two. There, he meets Sarang Cho, his grumpy, goth co-worker who is determined to save her family's business—and who isn't exactly thrilled to have River around. This enemies-to-lovers story takes a hilarious turn when a viral video forces the pair into a fake-dating scheme to keep the cafe afloat.

Perfect for fans of Jenny Han and Better Than the Movies, this debut novel by Sujin Witherspoon is ideal for readers interested in Korean culture, delicious food descriptions, and the "fake dating" trope. It explores the pressures of growing up and the courage it takes to choose your own path rather than following the one laid out by others. With its blend of humor, heart, and swoon-worthy moments, it is a great choice for teens who love romantic comedies with depth.

Highlights:

• A delightful "enemies-to-lovers" and "fake dating" romance.
• Rich exploration of Korean-American identity and cafe culture.
• Relatable themes of academic pressure and finding one's own voice.
• Perfect for fans of K-dramas and contemporary YA fiction.

Judy Blume’s Blubber is a timeless and unflinchingly honest look at the complexities of middle school social dynamics. Unlike many stories about bullying, this classic novel is told from the perspective of Jill, a fifth-grader who isn't the primary instigator but goes along with the crowd. When a classmate named Linda gives a report on whales, the class seizes on the nickname "Blubber," and a cycle of teasing begins that quickly spirals out of control. It is a raw, realistic portrayal of how easily "fun" can turn into cruelty and the difficult lessons learned when the tables are turned.

This book is perfect for children who love realistic school stories and are beginning to navigate the tricky waters of peer pressure and social hierarchies. Parents looking for a conversation starter about empathy and the consequences of one's actions will find this an invaluable resource. It remains a staple for readers interested in Judy Blume’s celebrated candid style, offering a mirror to the often-harsh realities of the playground and the classroom.

Highlights:

• A unique perspective on bullying told from the viewpoint of a bystander-turned-participant.
• Authentic dialogue and relatable fifth-grade school setting.
• Explores themes of peer pressure, social standing, and the importance of standing up for what is right.
• Ideal for readers who enjoy contemporary classics that tackle tough social issues.

In Brawl of the Wild, the sixth installment of Dav Pilkey's sensationally popular series, our favorite canine hero faces his toughest challenge yet. Dog Man is sent to the pound for a crime he didn't commit! While his loyal friends, including Li'l Petey and 80-HD, work tirelessly to clear his name, Dog Man must navigate the complexities of his dual nature. As a hero who is part dog and part human, he struggles to find where he truly belongs in a world that has turned its back on him.

This graphic novel is perfect for children who love fast-paced action, slapstick humor, and heartwarming stories about redemption. Ideal for readers interested in superheroes and comic-style storytelling, it combines high-energy illustrations with meaningful lessons about integrity and the importance of standing by your friends. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who are drawn to the visual format and engaging, funny dialogue that Dav Pilkey is famous for.

Highlights:

• A hilarious and touching story about justice and being true to oneself.
• Engaging graphic novel format that builds reading confidence in young fans.
• Features beloved characters like Li'l Petey and the Supa Buddies.
• Includes the signature Flip-O-Rama animation pages for interactive fun.

Camping with Unicorns is a delightful addition to the beloved series featuring Phoebe and her narcissistic yet lovable unicorn friend, Marigold Heavenly Nostrils. As school lets out for the summer, the duo embarks on a series of whimsical adventures, from lounging by the pool to exploring the deep woods on a camping trip. This installment is perfect for children who love magical realism blended with relatable childhood experiences. Readers will enjoy meeting Alabaster, a new unicorn who introduces high-tech plant-powered gaming to the forest, adding a modern twist to the mythical setting.

Ideal for readers interested in funny graphic novels and stories about unique friendships, Dana Simpson’s witty dialogue and charming illustrations make this a great choice for fans of Smile or The Bad Guys. Beyond the humor and magic, the story carries a heartfelt message about the pressures of being "cool" and the importance of staying true to oneself. It is an engaging read that encourages empathy and self-acceptance through the lens of a sparkling, horn-roasting summer vacation.

Highlights:

• Features the hilarious and heartwarming bond between a girl and her unicorn.
• Explores themes of self-identity and the value of being your true self.
• Perfect for fans of humorous graphic novels and magical adventures.
• Includes fun new characters like Alabaster the plant-powered gamer unicorn.

Check, Please! Book 1: #Hockey is a delightful and heartwarming graphic novel that follows Eric "Bitty" Bittle, a former junior figure skating champion who starts his freshman year at Samwell University. Bitty is a vlogger and an expert baker who suddenly finds himself navigating the rough-and-tumble world of college hockey. This book is perfect for readers who love stories about finding your place, the bonds of teammates, and the sweet transition from high school to adulthood.

Ideal for fans of sports stories and character-driven narratives, Ngozi Ukazu’s work combines humor with genuine emotion. As Bitty deals with his fear of "checking" on the ice, he builds deep friendships with his eccentric teammates and develops a slow-burn crush on the team’s brooding captain, Jack Zimmermann. It is a great choice for those looking for positive LGBTQ+ representation and stories that celebrate being yourself in unexpected environments.

Highlights:

• Heartwarming exploration of "found family" within a college sports team.
• Engaging mix of sports action, baking tutorials, and social media vlogging.
• Positive and inclusive storytelling with a focus on mental health and identity.
• Beautifully illustrated graphic novel format that is accessible and fun to read.

Check, Please! Book 2: Sticks & Scones continues the heartwarming and hilarious journey of Eric "Bitty" Bittle during his junior and senior years at Samwell University. As a former figure skater turned hockey player and expert baker, Bitty navigates the complexities of a long-distance relationship with Jack Zimmerman, the pressures of being a team captain, and the bittersweet reality of graduation. This graphic novel masterfully blends the high-energy world of college sports with tender, personal moments of growth and self-acceptance.

Perfect for readers who love Heartstopper or Fence, this volume concludes Bitty's college saga with the same charm, humor, and "swompetition" that fans fell in love with in the first book. It is an ideal choice for older teens and young adults interested in positive LGBTQ+ representation, found-family dynamics, and stories that celebrate being true to oneself. Whether you are here for the hockey action or the delicious pie recipes, Bitty’s story offers a comforting and uplifting reading experience.

Highlights:

• Heartwarming LGBTQ+ romance and coming-out journey.
• Engaging sports-themed narrative centered on college hockey.
• Focus on friendship, teamwork, and the "found family" trope.
• Beautifully illustrated graphic novel format with a humorous tone.

Jerry Craft returns with Class Act, the highly anticipated companion to the Newbery Medal-winning New Kid. This time, the spotlight shifts to Drew Ellis, an eighth grader at the prestigious Riverdale Academy Day School. While Drew is a talented and hardworking student, he can't help but notice the vast gap between his life and the lives of his more privileged classmates. As he navigates the complexities of being one of the few students of color in his school, Drew must decide if he can bridge the social divide or if the pressure to fit in is too much to handle.

This graphic novel is perfect for children who love relatable stories about school life and the challenges of growing up. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in social justice, diversity, and the nuances of modern friendships. Parents will appreciate the way Craft handles sensitive topics like systemic inequality and self-acceptance with humor and heart, making it a great choice for middle schoolers looking for depth in their reading.

Highlights:

• A powerful exploration of race, privilege, and social class in a school setting.
• Dynamic and expressive graphic novel artwork that brings the characters to life.
• Relatable themes of friendship, identity, and finding one's place in the world.
• A perfect follow-up for fans of New Kid and Smile.

Evie Riley is looking for a fresh start at Camden Academy after a painful heartbreak, but her plans are immediately derailed by a clerical error. Accidentally assigned to an all-boys dorm, Evie finds herself at the center of a whirlwind of rumors and gossip. Instead of hiding, she decides to embrace her new reputation, but she realizes she needs a guide to navigate her "bad girl" persona. Enter Salem Grayson, her grumpy and mysterious dorm mate, who agrees to a unique pact: he will teach her how to break the rules if she helps him find his better side.

As their lessons progress, the lines between their agreement and their feelings begin to blur. Come As You Are is a poignant and witty exploration of identity, gender, and the courage it takes to open your heart again after it has been broken. This contemporary romance is perfect for readers who love the "grumpy-meets-sunshine" trope and stories set in elite boarding schools. It is an ideal choice for fans of inclusive Young Adult fiction that features diverse characters and authentic emotional journeys.

Highlights:

• A charming "opposites attract" romance with a unique "good vs. bad" pact.
• Strong LGBTQ+ and transgender representation in a modern boarding school setting.
• Explores themes of self-acceptance and overcoming social gossip.
• Perfect for fans of Dahlia Adler's witty and inclusive storytelling.

Benjamin Leberts "Crazy" ist ein moderner Klassiker der deutschen Jugendliteratur, der die Leser mitten in das turbulente Leben des 16-jährigen Benjamin entführt. Benjamin ist halbseitig gelähmt und hat mit den typischen Problemen eines Teenagers zu kämpfen: schlechte Noten in Mathematik, der Wechsel auf ein neues Internat und die ständige Suche nach dem eigenen Ich. In Schloss Neubeuern findet er jedoch nicht nur akademische Herausforderungen, sondern vor allem eine Gruppe von Freunden, die genauso "crazy" sind wie er selbst.

Dieses Buch ist perfekt für Jugendliche und junge Erwachsene, die sich für ehrliche und ungeschönte Geschichten über das Erwachsenwerden interessieren. Es thematisiert auf berührende Weise, wie es ist, anders zu sein, und wie wichtig echte Freundschaften in schwierigen Zeiten sind. Die Geschichte besticht durch ihre außergewöhnliche Authentizität, da der Autor das Buch selbst im Alter von nur 16 Jahren schrieb, was den Ton und die Emotionen der Charaktere besonders glaubwürdig macht.

Ideal für Leser, die nach tiefgründigen Coming-of-Age-Romanen suchen, die ohne erhobenen Zeigefinger auskommen. "Crazy" ist eine großartige Wahl für alle, die sich für Themen wie Identität, Rebellion gegen das System und die erste große Freiheit fernab vom Elternhaus begeistern können. Ein Muss für Fans von realistischer Gegenwartsliteratur.

Highlights:

• Authentische Darstellung der Pubertät und emotionalen Selbstfindung
• Eindrucksvoller und mutiger Umgang mit dem Thema körperliche Behinderung
• Spannende Einblicke in das soziale Gefüge eines Jungen-Internats
• Ein zeitloser Klassiker der modernen deutschen Schulliteratur

In "Der kleine Vampir hat Geburtstag" steht ein ganz besonderes Ereignis an: Rüdiger von Schlotterstein feiert seinen Ehrentag! Doch wie feiert man eigentlich Geburtstag, wenn man ein Vampir ist? Anton Bohnsack, Rüdigers menschlicher Freund, gerät mal wieder in ein turbulentes Abenteuer voller nächtlicher Ausflüge und gruseliger Überraschungen. Während Antons Eltern immer misstrauischer werden, muss Anton einen Weg finden, das Geheimnis seines bleichen Freundes zu bewahren und gleichzeitig eine unvergessliche Feier zu ermöglichen.

Diese Geschichte ist perfekt für Kinder, die spannende Erzählungen über ungewöhnliche Freundschaften lieben. Angela Sommer-Bodenburg schafft es meisterhaft, Grusel mit Humor zu verbinden, sodass die Geschichte zwar schaurig, aber nie zu beängstigend ist. Ideal für Leser, die sich für magische Wesen und geheime Welten interessieren. Ein zeitloser Klassiker, der auch nach Jahrzehnten nichts von seinem Charme verloren hat und junge Leser dazu ermutigt, über den Tellerrand hinauszuschauen.

Highlights:

• Eine herzerwärmende Geschichte über die Kraft der Freundschaft zwischen Mensch und Vampir.
• Spannende Einblicke in die skurrile Welt der Familie von Schlotterstein.
• Perfekte Mischung aus kindgerechtem Grusel, Humor und Alltagsabenteuern.
• Ein Muss für Fans der legendären Buchreihe "Der kleine Vampir".

Willkommen in der schaurig-schönen Welt von Anton Bohnsack und seinem ungewöhnlichen besten Freund Rüdiger von Schlotterstein! In diesem umfangreichen Sammelband der Kultserie „Der kleine Vampir“ erleben Leser die zeitlosen Abenteuer, die Generationen von Kindern begeistert haben. Die Geschichte beginnt, als eines Abends ein echter Vampir auf Antons Fensterbrett landet – doch statt Angst zu haben, entwickelt sich eine tiefe und humorvolle Freundschaft zwischen dem menschenscheuen Vampirkind und dem neugierigen Jungen.

Perfekt für Kinder, die spannende Gruselgeschichten mit viel Herz und Witz lieben. Diese Edition ist ideal für Leser, die sich für Themen wie ungleiche Freundschaften und das Überwinden von Vorurteilen interessieren. Mit den charmanten Original-Illustrationen von Amelie Glienke ist dieses Buch eine großartige Wahl für gemütliche Vorlesestunden oder zum ersten eigenständigen Schmökern in der Welt der Nachtgestalten.

Highlights:

• Ein zeitloser Klassiker der Kinderliteratur in einer hochwertigen Sammeledition.
• Spannende Mischung aus Grusel, Humor und tiefgründiger Freundschaft.
• Fördert die Empathie durch die Begegnung mit dem „Anderen“.
• Wunderschöne Illustrationen, die die Atmosphäre perfekt einfangen.