Brigitte Weninger

Tiroler Sagen

When Davy hears about his friend Wendy Wildgoose’s wonderful vacation at the beach, he wants to go too. But he and his family can’t fly like geese and their wagon is too weak to carry their luggage, so the beach is out. But Davy takes the family on a wonderful trip that is just as fun!

Davy's Summer Vacation

Animal friends help Nori the kitten go to sleep.

Good Night, Nori

Miko, who has been wishing that he had a dog, has a great time helping his neighbor with her new dog.

Miko Wants a Dog

When Miko learns that he and his toy animal share the same birthday, Miko gives him the perfect gift.

Double birthday

Miko

Miko the mouse tries to keep busy as he waits for his mother to wake up.

"Mom, wake up and play!"

When his mother wants him to take a bath before going to bed, Miko explains that he does not want to wash off his perfect day.

"No bath! No way!"

Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Pauli

Eva Tharlet

Davy - the best Mommy

Big brother Dan is in charge of the younger rabbits when their parents leave them alone for the first time, but when baby Dinah spots a ghost, it is brave Davy who devises a plan to scare it away.

Davy, Help! It's a Ghost!

A compelling story of sibling togetherness. Join Davy and his little sister on a snowy and exciting winter adventure to visit Grandma and Grandpa Rabbit! A deep blanket of snow covers the wintery forest! Davy and Mia are unstoppable. They set out with their sled and a cake to visit their grandparents. Grandpa Rabbit tells Davy the story of when he and his brother were lost in the snow, while Grandma Rabbit plays a game with Davy’s sister. Davy and his sister head home with a warm send off of cookies and juice. But when they tumble out of their sled, the way home becomes confusing in the deep snow. Luckily, big brother Davy remembers Grandpa Rabbit’s wise advice—stay in one place, keep warm, help will come soon. And so, cozy and warm, under a large fir tree with glowing branches, Davy and Mia tell stories and sing songs. Until at last—the family tracks down the two snow bunnies. Davy worries that it’s his fault, but his parents praise him for his responsible decisions. Davy in the Snow is the latest in the popular Davy series, written by Brigitte Weninger and illustrated by Eve Tharlet. Over 25 years ago, this unbeatable duo created the cheeky rabbit with a head full of mischief, but who is also helpful and compassionate. And it is precisely this compassion that carries through the latest loveable story. What better way to talk about the solidarity between siblings! “What makes these books about this character so appealing is that there is a little bit of Davy in everyone.” –School Library Journal (Praise for Happy Birthday, Davy!)

Davy in the Snow

Although Davy Rabbit is too little to hike with his older brother and too big to play games with his younger siblings, he is just the right size to babysit his younger sister.

Davy in the Middle

Fröhliche Weihnachten Pauli

Eve Tharlet

Rosemary Lanning

Worried about the hungry animals left out in the cold, Davy the rabbit believes he is following Santa's wishes when he shares his food, leaving very little for his family.

Merry Christmas, Davy!

Max Mouse is going to hold a wonderful apple party, until that is he discovers that somebody has taken away every single apple from the special tree

Sharing is Fun!

When Davy's brother Dan learns about the Easter Bunny, the young rabbits try unsuccessfully to find him, so Davy decides to make sure that his brothers and sisters will not be disappointed on Easter morning.

Happy Easter, Davy!

Davy, formerly the youngest in the Rabbit family, is not happy about the arrival of a new baby, but he is surprised at what happens when he holds her for the first time.

Will You Mind the Baby, Davy?

When an elf drops his hat on the forest floor, an array of forest animals decides to move in and make it their home, in a spirited adaptation of a classic cumulative tale from Russia. Reprint.

The Elf's Hat

A charming collection of bedtime tales covers an array of topics and is presented in diverse voices through the works of various authors, enhanced with full-color illustrations throughout.

28 Good Night Stories

When Davy feels sick, his friends offer to stay with him while the rest of his family visits Grandma's house, and his mother agrees under the condition that Davy stays in bed--but she does not say where the bed should stay.

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