Das Mini-Malbuch begeistert kleinste und große Fans der regionalen Besonderheiten: die fröhlichen Maskottchen wie der Löwe für Bayern, die Robbe für die Nordsee, die Möwe für die Ostsee und der Berliner Bär regen an, eine Stadt oder Region auf spielerische Art kennenzulernen. Die 20 Motive bilden den jeweiligen regionalen Kosmos ab und dürfen in Farbe getaucht werden. Sie lassen der Phantasie freien Lauf und vertreiben Langeweile. Obendrein vermittelt jedes Büchlein visuell wichtige mundartliche Begriffe. Auf Reisen immer dabei, passt es in jede Jackentasche: klein, handlich und praktisch. Zur Erinnerung an einen tollen Urlaub, zur Reise-Vorbereitung oder für unterwegs. Anregend und reizend illustriert von Elke Hanisch.
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978-3-7408-0487-9 (9783740804879)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Frauke Kraas studied geography, biology, ethnology and philosophy, receiving her doctorate in 1991 in M nster. She received her teaching certification in Bonn in 1996 and has been a professor of urban and social geography at the University of Cologne since 2000. She has been working in Myanmar since 1996, living there for two years and traveling almost the entire country for her research. Regine Spohner studied cartography and geography in Karlsruhe, Cologne and Bonn. She received her doctorate in Bonn in 2004 and has been working at the Institute of Geography in Cologne since then, focusing her research projects on Myanmar with frequrent visits and extended stays. J rg Stadelbauer studied geography, history and Latin; 1972, he received his doctorate and in 1979 his teaching certification. From 1987 to 1991 he held a chair in Mainz, and from 1991 to 2009 he served as Chair of Cultural Geography and Regional Studies at the University of Freiburg. His work focuses on cultural geography, Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia. He has visited Myanmar many times since 1996.
