In the series Nachgefragt, supposedly complicated social and political issues are explained to young people from the age of 12 in an understandable and true-to-life way using a question-and-answer structure.

Literature does not have to be complicated, puzzling, or wrapped up in layers of obscure metaphors, in order to be considered as literature, as this book shows us. 

What do you like to read? Novel, thriller, biography, self-help, or others? What do you do when you have a craving for the food of the mind but have little time?

"Mondays for Future", doesn't the name of Claudia Kemfert's new book sound familiar? If you think in the direction of "Fridays for Future", then you are right.

An easy-to-read German book about exile for both adults and children. 

Hong Kong's literature translated in German and got published by Atrium. Now both Chinese orginial version and the German translated version available at our library!

Is “ageing” really such a tedious thing? What is actually “ageing”?

In the style of an Advent calendar, Beutolomäus and his friends tell a story every day during Advent.

Fabrizio Collini is a hard working, quiet and respectable man. Until the day he visits one of Berlin's most luxurious hotels and kills an innocent man in cold blood...

If you could reform the German language one day... what would you change? Perhaps, first of all, the abolition of der die das? 

Travel, travel, travel! See China from a German perspective and experience Europe from a Chinese perspective! 

He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it. - Martin Luther King, Jr.

A roaring invitation for children to read and write

Sunshine and watching movies are mutually exclusive? No way!