Andrea Jansen launches Kasperli picture book
For the first time, readers can not only listen to Kasperli but also see him in *S verzauberete Flugzüüg*. The story was written by Andrea Jansen, and the children's book was illustrated by Stephanie Türck.
Written in High German, but with many "Kasperli expressions" in dialect. At the same time, Andreas and Conrad are already releasing their seventh CD "S Wältall-Trampolin / En Berg zum Zmorgä". As guest speakers Birgit Steinegger transforms into a crazy moon woman and Peach Weber into a retired astronaut.
Four years ago, the Kasperli team around Nik Hartmann, Andrea Jansen and David Bröckelmann began to resurrect the new Kasperli stories in the old tradition. Initiated by the people agency Andreas & Conrad, there are now 14 radio plays with Switzerland's best-known joker on the market. The makers attach great importance to making Switzerland's dialect diversity audible in the stories and to entertaining above all the children, but also the parents. On CD No. 7, the probably best-known jelly bag wearer not only jumps with the trampoline into the Wältall (story by Nadia Meier), but also tries his hand as a mountain climber - Kasperli wants to get to the Matterhorn (by Anja Knabenhans) just in time for the 150th anniversary celebration and finds Granita there, who wants to eat the most famous mountain in the world!
"S verzauberete Flugzüüg" was already published as a radio play in 2012, and now Andrea Jansen has rewritten the story for the first Punch and Judy book. The unmistakable "Kasperli expressions" were additionally illustrated by Stephanie Türck - and so there are also cats in the heavenly kingdom of Motzli, the bored cloud boy who enchants Kasperli's plane. The book is suitable for looking at, reading aloud and reading by oneself and will be available in stores from April 17.
