Client details
Britta Teckentrup
Children's Author/Illustrator
Agent
| Jodie Marsh | +44 (0) 20 3214 0891 |
About
Britta Teckentrup was born in Hamburg, Germany. She later studied at St. Martin's College of Art and at the Royal College of Art in London. She has written and illustrated numerous books for many international publishers and her paintings are frequently exhibited in London galleries. She now lives and works in Berlin, Germany, with her artist husband and their young son. Awards: Daler Rowney Award Macmillan Children's books (highly recommended entry) Elle talent competition - Finalist Newcomer of the year, Creative Handbook Latest Publication:
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| LITTLE WOLF'S SONG 2010 Boxer | Little Wolf lives high up in the snowy mountains. Everything is perfect, except for one thing – Little Wolf can’t howl! His mum, dad, brothers and sister all have their own special song, but all Little Wolf can manage is a squeak. But one day, when Little Wolf finds himself lost and far from home, he looks up to the full moon and finally finds his own voice. A beautiful and heart-warming story of discovery, perfect for reading aloud. |
| BIG NOISY BOOK OF ANIMALS 2010 Boxer Books | Animals come in all shapes and sizes, from small and fluffy to huge and scaly. In Big Noisy Book of Animals, discover hundreds of amazing facts about animals from all over the globe. With fun text and hundreds of bright, colourful illustrations, this book will keep little ones entertained for hours. Meanwhile, the accompanying DVD brings it all to life with full animation, glorious colour and spectacular sound effects. With entertaining, informative text and a large format for sharing, this book is perfect for reading aloud. The companion DVD is very easy to navigate, and can be enjoyed with the book or on its own. |
| A HAPPY HOME: A FIRST WORD BOOK 2008 Boxer Books | Learning begins at home, and these first words—from chair and clock to sink and soap to cookies and milk—present the everyday things kids encounter throughout the house. That makes it easy for parents to reinforce the lesson in a child’s most comfortable and secure environment. |
| A BLACK CAT: ABC BOOK 2008 Boxer Books | Learning the alphabet has never been so much fun! Each spread features not just one but two, three, or four letters, and words that begin with them. These words—colored to stand out and catch the child’s eye—then appear in an amusing and delightfully illustrated sentence. A, B, C is for ant, berry, cat (“An ant carries a berry past a black cat”), while X, Y, and Z reveal that “A xylophone is played by a yak and a zebra.” |
| A STARFISH: SHAPES BOOK 2008 Boxer Books | From circles to squares to rectangles and triangles, this introduction to shapes goes beyond the usual. The descriptive text, which highlights large, vivid illustrations, makes it easy to understand the concept of shapes. The sail of the boat is a triangle, the submarine is oval-shaped, the honeycomb has many hexagons, and the kite is diamond-shaped. |
| A RED TRAIN: COLOURS BOOK 2008 Boxer Books | Come take a ride with the animals in a book that covers two concepts—colors and forms of transportation. A charming cat looks happily out the window of a red train, a bunny rides in a yellow rocket, and there’s also a blue car, orange submarine, green bus, purple boat, and more! |
| THE BIG BOOK OF VEHICLES 2008 Boxer Books | Bright, bold and jam-packed with vehicles! Each colourful spread explores a different environment and the forms of transport found there. Meanwhile, the accompanying DVD brings it all to life with full animation, glorious colour and over 100 different vehicle noises. With entertaining, informative text and a large format for sharing, this big, noisy book is perfect for reading aloud. |
| GRUMPY CAT 2008 Boxer Books | Grumpy Cat likes being alone, but a cuddly little kitten snuggles up to him and begins to follow him everywhere. Grumpy Cat tries to shake the kitten off, but without much luck. But when the kitten finally disappears, Grumpy Cat is suddenly not grumpy anymore… he’s lonely. |
| HOW BIG IS THE WORLD? 2007 Boxer Books | Journey to the far corners of the world with Little Mole, as he travels from the frozen north to the tropics. Witness him meeting fascinating animals and discovering new lands as he asks the question, "how big is the world?" |
| BIG SMELLY BEAR 2007 Boxer Books | It’s never bath time for Big Smelly Bear: he doesn’t brush, he doesn’t wash, and he’s simply unBEARable. No one can stand to come close! Then, one day, he wakes up with a most awful, unreachable itch. He could really use a little scratch from a friend, but Big Fluffy Bear won’t help because Big Smelly Bear stinks! Will he change his ways and bathe? |
| BABIES LIKE ME 2001 Frances Lincoln | Do you ever wonder what baby animals do with their moms and dads? They act very much like us! Baby See, Baby Do! can show you how baby zebras hide behind their mothers, seahorse babies ride in their fathers' pouches and more. There are pop-ups to pop, tabs to pull and flaps to lift, making this a fun, interactive book perfect for any child. |
| FLABBY TABBY 2005 Frances Lincoln | Polly's kitty, Tabby, is not the liveliest of cats. She lives her life between bowl and basket, and if she ever wants to get up on a chair, Polly is always good for a lift. Life is good . . . until the dreadful day Tabby gets stuck in the cat door. The family agrees — something must be done about Tab’s flab. Soon, the portly feline is competing with a lively kitten for food, basket space, even Polly’s cuddles. Will her Secret Feline Fitness Program allow Tabby to reclaim her position as top cat? |
| TEN STEPS TO BEDTIME 2005 Walker Books | Count your way to bed with this innovative novelty for the very young! Turn the tabbed pages to see little bear eating his tea, having a bath and buttoning his pyjamas. Starting at ten, the items to count get less and less with each page - ending with one big kiss goodnight!;Features a striking circular cover with an innovative tab-index device.;A playful pairing of counting concept and bedtime theme. |
| BUMPOSAURUS 2003 Frances Lincoln | Bumposaurus the baby dinosaur is so short-sighted he can't even find his way out of his egg, and life certainly doesn't get any easier once he has finally hatched...This is an exuberant and hilarious story, examining the question of 'difference' in a light-hearted and sympathetic way. With a hugely endearing main character and comical illustration, this is a fantastic laugh-out-loud picture book. |
