Heinrich Hoffmann

Heinrich Hoffmanns Der Struwwelpeter, utgiven 1845, ansågs vara den första moderna barnboken. Med tiden har den fått andra liv och inspirerat film- och teveseriemakare, rockband, teatergrupper och författare. I Struwwelpeters återkomst tecknar Peo Rask historien om denna tyska barnbok som har hållit sig vid liv sedan 1845 och blivit en kuriositet, en klassiker, ja, en kulturhistorisk referens.

Susanna Messaggio e Maria Gabriella Negri presentano questa "nuova" edizione del pi famoso libro per l'infanzia dei paesi di lingua tedesca, tradotto in (quasi) tutto il mondo, nella versione tradotta (e interpretata) da Gaetano Negri con testo originale a fronte. Completano l'opera una carrellata di copertine di ogni epoca.

A new translation of the German children's book "Der Struwwelpeter" by Heinrich Hoffmann in dual language format, with German on the left facing page and English on the right. Includes the original German verse and color illustrations of 1845, and a translation of Heinrich Hoffmann's account of the book's creation. The original German book is one that virtually all German children become familiar with. The book's title is the character in the first of 10 stories comprising the book.

This public domain "children's" book was written by German physician Heinrich Hoffmann. Originally published in 1845, it was (re)introduced to the American public in 2006 by a well-known paper salesman and beet farmer. Dr. Hoffmann offers ten well-intentioned parables that warn children of the consequences and dangers of insolence and distasteful behavior -- you might call it the 19th-century version of "scared straight." Struwwelpeter may have been deemed appropriate for children in mid-1800's Germany, but it is definitely not acceptable in today's overly sensitive political climate. The book is genuinely offensive on myriad levels - racial stereotypes, comic book violence, gruesome depictions, and much more If you are easily offended, lack a sense of humor, or are unable to comprehend that civilization has mostly] progressed since this book was written, you have been warned Purchase this book at your own peril and check your "wokeness" at the door. On the other hand, if you can appreciate that times have changed dramatically in 175 years, then enjoy Struwwelpeter is an interesting and worthwhile examination of the less-than-kind and not-so-gentle approach to child-rearing in 1845 Europe. Just to reiterate ... as warm and fuzzy as it may be to have your thumbs cut off because you suck them, this book is still NOT appropriate for young children. The Media Hatchery editions of this book contain the original artwork and both the English translation and the original German text. The pictures have been meticulously restored, the type reset, and the contents printed on high-quality paper to ensure bright, vivid colors and a clean, modern presentation of a 175-year-old classic.

This public domain "children's" book was written by German physician Heinrich Hoffmann. Originally published in 1845, it was (re)introduced to the American public in 2006 by a well-known paper salesman and beet farmer. Dr. Hoffmann offers ten well-intentioned parables that warn children of the consequences and dangers of insolence and distasteful behavior -- you might call it the 19th-century version of "scared straight." Struwwelpeter may have been deemed appropriate for children in mid-1800's Germany, but it is definitely not acceptable in today's overly sensitive political climate. The book is genuinely offensive on myriad levels - racial stereotypes, comic book violence, gruesome depictions, and much more If you are easily offended, lack a sense of humor, or are unable to comprehend that civilization has mostly] progressed since this book was written, you have been warned Purchase this book at your own peril and check your "wokeness" at the door. On the other hand, if you can appreciate that times have changed dramatically in 175 years, then enjoy Struwwelpeter is an interesting and worthwhile examination of the less-than-kind and not-so-gentle approach to child-rearing in 1845 Europe. Just to reiterate ... as warm and fuzzy as it may be to have your thumbs cut off because you suck them, this book is still NOT appropriate for young children. The Media Hatchery edition of this book contains the original artwork and both the English translation and the original German text. The pictures have been meticulously restored, the type reset, and the contents printed on high-quality paper to ensure bright, vivid colors and a clean, modern presentation of a 175-year-old classic.

FULL COLOR, HIGH QUALITY, ENGLISH TRANSLATION. By Heinrich Hoffmann. First published in 1845, Der Struwwelpeter is without question one of the most popular children's books ever written. Each of its ten illustrated rhymes contain clear moral lessons-and shows, in an exaggerated way, the consequences of bad behavior. Read about the boy who would not brush his hair or cut his nails-Shockhead Peter. Read about the boy who would not stop sucking his thumbs. Read about the boy who would not eat. Read about the boy who would not look where he was going. . . And many more A great classic which children of all ages will enjoy time and time again. This edition contains all original 25 color images, and the special bonus image created for the books 100th edition in 1876

VOLLFARBE. Zuerst im Jahre 1845 ver ffentlicht, Struwwelpeter ist ohne Frage eine der beliebtesten Kinder-B cher, die je geschrieben. Jedes der zehn dargestellten Reime klare moralische Lektionen enthalten - und zeigt in einer bertriebenen Weise, die Folgen von schlechtem Verhalten. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der seine Haare nicht b rsten oder die N gel schneiden w rde-Struwwelpeter. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der nicht aufh ren w rde, saugt seine Daumen. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der nicht essen w rde. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der nicht aussehen w rde, wohin er ging. . . Und viele mehr Ein gro er Klassiker, die Kinder aller Altersstufen wird immer und immer wieder zu genie en. Diese Ausgabe enth lt alle urspr nglichen 25 Farbbilder, und die besonderen Bonus f r 100. Ausgabe des Buches im Jahre 1876 erstellt.

FULL COLOR, HIGH QUALITY, ENGLISH TRANSLATION. By Heinrich Hoffmann. First published in 1845, Der Struwwelpeter is without question one of the most popular children's books ever written. Each of its ten illustrated rhymes contain clear moral lessons-and shows, in an exaggerated way, the consequences of bad behavior. Read about the boy who would not brush his hair or cut his nails-Shockhead Peter. Read about the boy who would not stop sucking his thumbs. Read about the boy who would not eat. Read about the boy who would not look where he was going. . . And many more A great classic which children of all ages will enjoy time and time again. This edition contains all original 25 color images, and the special bonus image created for the books 100th edition in 1876.

VOLLFARBE. Zuerst im Jahre 1845 ver ffentlicht, Struwwelpeter ist ohne Frage eine der beliebtesten Kinder-B cher, die je geschrieben. Jedes der zehn dargestellten Reime klare moralische Lektionen enthalten - und zeigt in einer bertriebenen Weise, die Folgen von schlechtem Verhalten. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der seine Haare nicht b rsten oder die N gel schneiden w rde-Struwwelpeter. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der nicht aufh ren w rde, saugt seine Daumen. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der nicht essen w rde. Lesen Sie mehr ber den Jungen, der nicht aussehen w rde, wohin er ging. . . Und viele mehr Ein gro er Klassiker, die Kinder aller Altersstufen wird immer und immer wieder zu genie en. Diese Ausgabe enth lt alle urspr nglichen 25 Farbbilder, und die besonderen Bonus f r 100. Ausgabe des Buches im Jahre 1876 erstellt.