Me and My Sister Clara

The stories of the cycle "Me and My Sister Clara" were written in Germany in the 1970s and have been published worldwide since then. They have been translated into 25 languages, and now they are being released in Russian for the first time.

The main characters of these stories are elementary school student Clara and her younger brother Klaus, from whose perspective the narration is presented. They are ordinary children from a middle-class family. Like all children, they indulge in mischief. However, all their antics stem from the most noble intentions, guided by impeccable child logic and a sharp sense of justice.

The book "Me and My Sister Clara" is perfect for a family bedtime reading ritual for children aged 4-6. In an easy-to-digest format, these kind, funny, and very lively stories convey valuable life lessons. They will strengthen the bond between parents and children, siblings, making them laugh and reflect.

The illustrations for the stories were created by the Munich animation artists Traudl and Walter Reiner. In the 1950s, they founded their own animation film studio, and their works have been awarded various accolades over the years. The characteristic aesthetics of their illustrations, reminiscent of classic cartoons, perfectly fits the tales of Inkiov and accurately conveys the spirit of that era.