Willy the Wacky Racoon (Vol. 2): The Salad from Outer Space and More Crazy Adventures

Content

Raccoon Willi Wunderquatsch is back—with a boot box full of nonsense.
Surprise mango, secret parade, and flea market chaos: In seven stories, Willi eats his way through a gigantic Jupiter salad, opens a nonsense museum, and discovers with his friends that you can predict the weather with an itchy leg. It's about friendship, imagination, and the art of making sense out of nonsense.
Even more nonsense! Even more laughter! Even more Willi!

The Author

Markus Hennig worked as a radio editor for many years and now lives as a freelance author with his family in Cologne, close to a park. Most of the time, his schedule is filled with writing funny scripts for television. He won the Grimme Prize for the "Wetten dass...?" special on "switch reloaded." As head writer for "ZDF Magazin Royale," he also won the German Television Award twice. For decades, there wasn't a single children's book by him to read, then suddenly two at once: "Waschbär Willi Wunderquatsch - Die Erfindung der Trompetenwurst und weitere verrückte Abenteuer" (Willie the Raccoon's Crazy Inventions - The Invention of Trumpet Sausage and Other Crazy Quests) and "Die Sekundenochs" (The Second Oxen). If lightning doesn't strike his Ab-No-Schu, maybe another one will follow.

The Illustrator

SaBine Büchner was born in Wuppertal, Germany, in 1964 and has lived in Berlin with her family since 1996. She has a degree in animation and communication design with a concentration in illustration. After working in animation for many years and contributing to numerous animated films, she was awarded the Troisdorf Picture Book Award in 2006 and has been a freelance illustrator for diverse publishers ever since.