The series
One German state per book — connecting history with today, for kids ages 8–12.
Berlin comes first. Bavaria is next, Baden-Württemberg follows in 2027 — each volume gets its own colour, drawn from the state it belongs to. Read together, the series becomes a map of the country, one shelf at a time.
One state, one book. Every volume gets its own complete arc instead of skimming the whole country at once — easier for a child to finish, easier for a teacher to fit into one class or a school trip, easier for a family to collect one state at a time. Each title works as a stand-alone book connecting a state's history with the people and places that make it up today. Together, the full set builds into a shelf-sized map of Germany.
Photo — series on a shelf
with objects
with objects
01Berlin
2026
The city and its history — the Wall, the Gate, and a fold-out map of twenty stops worth walking.
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02Bavaria
Next
Alps, castles and beer gardens — a state built on altitude and stability, told the Odýsseia way.
03Baden-Württemberg
2027
Craftsmanship, vineyards and the Black Forest — refinement as a regional character trait.
+ thirteen further states, in preparation
