Tilda and I, and the Dog Named Dracula

  • Friendship story with crime mystery plot
  • Warm-hearted and funny
  • Award-winning author: PAUL MAAR AWARD 2019, nominated for ZÜRCHER KINDERBUCHPREIS

Oda and Tilda fit together like two pieces of Lego: perfectly! Oda is quick as a flash in most things (except for tidying up) but, unfortunately, she often fails to notice important details. Tilda is just as slow as her pet snail Miss Marple, but she usually never fails to notice even the tiniest detail.
When Dracula, the shaggy dog from the third floor, disappears, the two are absolutely certain: This has to be a genuine case of dognapping! They have to save Dracula! After all, they could earn the offered finder’s fee of 250 euros – that is enough to buy 500 small bags of sweets at the kiosk! But then a lot of things get in their way and, suddenly, the two Lego pieces do not really fit anymore.

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  • Publisher: Fischer Sauerländer
  • Release: 25.09.2019
  • ISBN: 978-3-7373-5650-3
  • 256 Pages
  • Authors: Lara Schützsack
  • Illustrated by: Regina Kehn
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Tilda and I, and the Dog Named Dracula
Lara Schützsack Regina Kehn Tilda and I, and the Dog Named Dracula
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Lara Schützsack

Lara Schützsack, born in 1981 in Hamburg, studied German Language and Literature, General and Comparative Literature, as well as American Literature and Culture at the University of Potsdam. This was followed by her studies in screenwriting at the German Film and Television Academy Berlin. Today, she lives and works as an author in Berlin and has received several awards for her books for young people.

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Regina Kehn

Regina Kehn studied Illustration in Hamburg. She has been working as a freelance illustrator for children’s books, newspapers and magazines since 1990. Since then she has been nominated for the German Youth Literature Award twice.