Jochen Till
Lucifer Junior (Vol. 2)
A Devilishly Good Team
Luzifer junior, Volume 2
illustriert von Raimund Frey
10+,
18/09/2017
224 Pages, 15.3 x 21.5 cm
ISBN 978-3-7855-8637-2
Hardcover
14,95 € (D)
15,40 € (A)
incl. VAT, shipping extra
Rights sold:
(series): Czech, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish (Latin America), Bulgarian
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Devils don't have it easy either!
• Devilishly good reading for boys, girls and grownups!
• The perfect combination of themes: school and Hell
• A journey to Hell you will never forget!
• Lots of hilarious details
• The funniest children’s book series for 2000 years – at least!'
Lucifer Junior is the Devil’s son. He lives in Hell, and will one day take over the “family business”. But his father still thinks Junior is far too nice for the job, and sends him off to spend some time in the land of the living – after all, where better to learn how to be nasty than among human beings?
What happens in Vol. 2:
No sooner is Luce reunited with his friends at St Fidibus after the holidays than he realises there is trouble afoot: the rugby players from the village school are angry about not being allowed to use St. Fidibus’s new sports ground, and are taking their frustration out on the students. But Luce has a plan to get headteacher Mr Rabbitsfoot and the sponsors to change their minds! In order for his plan to succeed, he will need the help of his friends – and his demonic powers. And so, like it or not, he has to tell the others that he is the Devil’s son. But it seems he is not the only demon in town: all of a sudden, Lilly also develops some unusual abilities!
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Jochen Till
Author
Jochen Till, born 1966, has been in hell for 20 years now in Section 66 (writers and other inventors of lies), condemned by Lucifer himself to write books for children and young people. What the devil doesn’t know, however, is that he feels great down there and has a hell of a time doing it.
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Raimund Frey
Author, Illustrator
Raimund Frey, born 1982, has been enthusiastically wielding a crayon since early childhood. He studied communication design in Mainz. Today he works as a freelance in the fields of book illustration, advertising illustration, storyboard and concept drawing, comics and fantasy.
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Praise for the series:
“Someday you’ll find me in Division 67 – the division for mums and dads who spend all their time reading Jochen Till books and delegate the housework to the younger generation. The punishment: eternal washing up! Hilarious and very clever!”
Corinna Höfler, bookseller
“The enthusiastic response among German readers is well-deserved, and the series will certainly spark interest elsewhere.”
Publishing Perspectives
“[A] genially funny story that gives you tears of laughter and has adorable illustrations.”
Hamburger Morgenpost
“Boys will have their fun! Even first readers can keep up with the text and notice: This devil is better than his reputation.”
Tanja Kasischke, Der Sonntag
“Highly entertaining and written in a big font, so that young readers can not only follow the story, but have a good laugh as well.” Mathias Ziegler, Wiener Zeitung
“A fantastic fun showing that you can be really nice and incredibly cool at the same time.”
familien-welt.de
“[…] unites a devilishly well-made idea with the problems of the target audience and sees to hours of wonderful reading fun thanks to its humour.”
hisandherbooks.de
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