The nori says no

Nori lives underground and loves red berries and life in nature. But one day, a giantess throws something into its cave, destroys its table and chair and snatches it away from its world. She sees the Nori as her toy, which is to live in a doll's house and eat green berries. Terrible! The Nori is desperate and screams as loud as it can: NO! The giantess has understood. She brings Nori back to his world: now everything is good again. Almost as it was before.

Antje Damm tells a story about self-assertion and self-determination. She tells it in such a way that children learn to defend their own boundaries, but also see how quickly they themselves can overstep those of others. Antje Damm uses silhouettes, a technique that has not been seen for a long time, to create a strong accent in the picture book landscape.

Antje Damm, born in Wiesbaden in 1965, studied architecture in Darmstadt and lives near Giessen with her husband and four daughters. You can sense her close affinity with children and their way of thinking in all her books.

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