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"Are you stupid?" "No," cried Severin, "I am not stupid, and it isn't nice to ask that!"
One Above Me
One Above Me
How to make unicorns, how to ill dragons and other useful tips for my offsprings
Artwork by Sylvain Mérot
1st ed. published 2021. 224 pages From the age of 6 years up All rights available
One Above Me
How to make unicorns, how to ill dragons and other useful tips for my offsprings
“Do you have a television?” With that question, Hilde marched straight into Severin’s living room. Her stubby little legs of five and a quarter years draped comfortably on the TV chair, she goes on to ask: "Do you have sausages? I'm hungry!" With that, Hilde enters Severin's life. She clings to her 29-year-old neighbour like a small, energetic limpet. Severin isn’t stupid! But he doesn't always get everything; sometimes there's an itching and a tingling in his head. Is that why it's so easy to run circles around him? When Hilde finds out that Severin is a real prince, she has only one thing in mind: marry Severin and become a princess! Christian Duda's wonderfully funny tale of a friendship formed against a person’s will, of childish stubbornness and adult pliability.