Sonja Kaiblinger
Scary Harry – Master of All Ghosts (Vol. 3)
Scary Harry, Volume 3
illustriert von Fréderic Bertrand
10+,
14/01/2015
240 Pages, 15.3 x 21.5 cm
ISBN 978-3-7855-8035-6
Hardcover
12,95 € (D)
13,40 € (A)
incl. VAT, shipping extra
Rights sold:
Series: Afrikaans, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Hungarian, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Spanish (worldwide), Turkish
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A Skeleton will slay you with Laughter!
• Over 120.000 copies sold
• Cool, instantly endearing, characters with cult potential
• Thrilling, laugh-aloud tale
• Witty illustrations by Fréderic Bertrand
• Film rights sold
Souls in jars of pickled gherkins, a beastly bat and a door into the next world in the living room – there’s nothing in Scary Harry’s cosmos that isn’t there. Sonja Kaiblinger sends Otto and his bony pal into a new adventure, which contains a few surprises.
What happens in Vol. 3:
Ever since a fortune teller called Madame Olga moved into the house across the street, strange things have been taking place! Harold the Grim Reaper finds out that Madame Olga has been taken over by a poltergeist! This is a very dangerous sort of ghost and normal Grim Reapers are quite helpless against them. To catch a poltergeist, they need to call in a special unit of the SBI: the masters of all ghosts. Yet strangely, they don’t seem to want to do anything...AWARDED:
Leipziger Lesekompass 2014 (age group 10-14 years)
LESERstimmen 2015 Award of young readers in Austria
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Sonja Kaiblinger
Author
Sonja Kaiblinger was born in 1985 in Krems, Austria. She worked as an ice-cream seller, copywriter, night-watchman, airport employee and a commercial actress before she finally becoming a teacher. Her head is full of stories, and she spends every spare moment writing them down. Sonja Kaiblinger ...
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Fréderic Bertrand
Author, Illustrator
Fréderic Bertrand was born in 1981 in Minden. He studied Graphic Design in Bremen with the main subjects Illustration and Animation. He lives in Berlin and works as independent illustrator since 2007. For Loewe he illustrated the bestselling series ‘Scary Harry’ and ‘The Ghost Hunters’.
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Press reviews for the series:
“Sonja Kaibligner’s book is thrilling and full or surprises.“
Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
"The highlight among the ghost stories in fall 2014!“
Gabi Strobel, börsenblatt
“Full of puns and action.”
Maren Partzsch, Eselsohr
“A funny book full of ghosts.“
Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
“Getting things in line between life and death with Otto and his friends is fun … and lively.”
Eva Maus, eselsohr
“The edgy-exciting ghost story, whose secret hero is a talking bat, puts children in perfect Ghostbusters-mood.”
Verena Hoenig, buchjournal
“Sonja Kaiblinger succeeds in combining her exuberant, funny and bizarre ideas into a precise and vivid language.”
Ulrike Schultheis, Süddeutsche Zeitung
“A story full of amazing characters with the result that you long to go on a ghost hunt yourself.”
Nina Daebel, Münchner Merkur
“Start of a comically illustrated and hilarious ghost-series.”
Focus-Special "Die 100 best books 2013"
“Sharp dialogues with puns ensure great entertainment as well as action packed scenes, unexpected twists and more than once a cliff hanger at the end of a chapter.”
Heike Byn, Eselsohr
“[…] teems with bizarre details.”
Sabine Janssen, Rheinische Post
“The thrilling story is told with a lot of humour.”
Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
“A fast pacing, weird adventure story where fear-laden and spooky themes surrounding ghosts and other spectres are told with a wink.”
Jutta Kleedorfer, 1000 und 1 Buch
“An incredibly hilarious ghost story.“
Monster High
“Funny and well-written, […] a crime in an uncommon setting.”
Abendzeitung
“This story is exciting and wittily told.”
Cornelsen School Magazine 5-10
“This manhunt guarantees supernatural reading fun.”
German Foundation for reading
“Very spirited.”
Kölnische Rundschau
“Brilliant, bizarre and laugh-out-loud funny!“
lovelybooks.de
“Scary Harry is brimming with humour and imagination: a story with a hint of spookiness and plenty of loveable character.”
Hamburger Morgenpost
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