Tobias Noack Bücher

Mutanten beherrschen die Welt. Schon der Gedanke an Kritik am System ist ein Verbrechen und wird mit Verbannung auf den Mars bestraft. In einem Augenblick von Unachtsamkeit wünscht sich auch der Polizist Frank Kilian Veränderungen – doch das ist schon zu viel. Er wird in die Mars-Kolonie verbannt, soll aber dort als Sicherheitsbeauftragter arbeiten. Doch kaum erreicht Frank seine neue Heimat, geschieht ein schrecklicher Mord, der nur der Anfang einer Serie von Bluttaten ist. Sofort erwacht Franks Spürsinn und er versucht, das Verbrechen aufzuklären, ehe noch weitere Menschen den Killern zum Opfer fallen.

Meet Bibli, a brave little library bookshelf in search of a story about someone like him . . . Once upon a time, in a library like any other, there lived a little bookshelf named Bibli who carried a BIG question on his shelves: "Could there be a story somewhere about a bookshelf like me?" Bibli is told that bookshelves are supposed to hold stories, not have ones of their own. But everything changes when he meets Cassie, a girl longing for a friend just as much as Bibli longs for a story to relate to. Bibli learns that with kindness, confidence, empathy, and friendship, even your biggest dreams can come true--and that everyone has an important story worth sharing. The Friendly Bookshelf is a social-emotional learning (SEL) research-based book and the first-ever picture book about a bookshelf. Written to build self-confidence and self-esteem as well as encourage inclusivity, Bibli's story empowers children to be brave, be a friend, and always be your-shelf! Readers will be inspired to go beyond the final page of the book and share their own stories, as well as be the pioneers of a kinder, more inclusive world where everybody (and every bookshelf!) belongs.