Das Grand Hotel der Gefühle Mitmachbuch

A German-language activity worksheet titled Gefühle Erkennen (Recognizing Feelings). The page contains a grid of blank, outlined faces, each with a different German emotion written below it, such as glücklich (happy), traurig (sad), and ängstlich (anxious). The exercise is to draw the corresponding facial expression for each feeling.

A German worksheet with a teal border titled Erste-Hilfe-Koffer für Gefühle, which means First-Aid Kit for Feelings. In the center is a large, hand-drawn outline of an open, empty suitcase. Surrounding text prompts the user to fill the suitcase with things that bring them comfort and joy, such as a favorite song, a picture of a loved one, a favorite snack, and a gratitude list. A small cartoon person sits on a packed suitcase in the corner.

A two-page spread from a German activity book about love. On the left, under the title LIEBE, are six colorful, empty heart outlines for writing messages. On the right is a large illustration of an open envelope, providing a space to write a letter to a loved one, with a blank line next to AN:. A small figure holding a red heart-shaped balloon floats nearby.

An illustration in German titled Alle Gefühle (All Feelings), showcasing a variety of whimsical, colorful characters that personify different emotions. Each figure is labeled, such as a black creature with a flaming head for rage, a character crying into a bathtub for sadness, and a heart-shaped figure holding hands for love.

An illustration from a children's book showing a girl with long white hair wearing a red hotel director's uniform against a dark, starry sky. Several cloud-like bubbles contain German text, one of which says HALLO!. In the upper right corner, a small hot air balloon floats by.

An illustrated two-page spread from a German book exploring the emotion of anger, titled WUT. On the left page, a prompt invites the reader to draw an angry scribble, with an illustration of a hand holding a pen. The right page features a large drawing of a fire, with five plumes of smoke rising from it, each containing a reflective question in German about how one experiences and expresses anger.

A black and white line drawing, intended for coloring, depicts a busy, grand hall with a tiled floor. The hall is filled with a crowd of whimsical and surreal cartoon creatures, including aliens and ghosts, many carrying luggage. The background features ornate columns, large windows, and framed art. German text is written at the top of the page.

A two-page spread from an illustrated book in German with a dark blue background. The pages are covered in white speech bubbles of various sizes. Some contain text with phrases for asking for help and expressing feelings, while others are left blank for the reader to fill in. In the bottom right corner, an illustrated person in a red uniform and hat speaks on a light blue telephone.

The German children's book Das Grand Hotel der Gefühle by Lidia Branković, shown at an angle on a white background. The dark blue, illustrated cover depicts a grand red hotel against a starry sky, surrounded by whimsical cartoon characters representing various emotions, including a ghost, a spider, a butterfly, and a creature in a bathtub.

The cover of the German book Das Grand Hotel der Gefühle by Lidia Branković. An illustration on a dark blue, starry background shows a large red hotel in the center. Floating around the hotel are various whimsical characters: a blue butterfly, a figure with its head on fire, a small white ghost, a multi-eyed spider, a person with a watermelon head, and a blue figure in an overflowing bathtub. A hand in a red sleeve holds a pen.

An open children's activity book in German shows a two-page spread about self-confidence. The left page, titled SELBSTVERTRAUEN, features illustrations of a medal, a trophy, and a rosette with prompts for the reader to write down their skills. The right page has a blank circular space surrounded by a red and pink sunburst pattern, inviting the reader to draw a picture of something they are proud of.

Two illustrated books by Lidia Branković titled Das Grand Hotel der Gefühle are shown side-by-side on a white background. The cover on the left shows a large red hotel at night with people and vehicles in the foreground. The cover on the right is for a Mitmachbuch, or activity book, and features the hotel along with smaller, whimsical illustrations like a butterfly, a flame, and a hand holding a pen.

The back cover of a book featuring a night sky illustration with a full moon, stars, and clouds. German text is centered over the illustration, describing the book's content. A small green and white striped hot air balloon floats on the left side, and a barcode is at the bottom left.

An illustrated two-page spread from a German children's activity book. The left page, titled IN DIE ROLLE SCHLÜPFEN, shows a variety of colorful outfits. The right page features a large, empty, ornate golden frame, inviting the child to draw their own outfit, with a small character peeking over the top.

Das Grand Hotel der Gefühle Mitmachbuch

€ 15.00

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Author: Lidia Branković

September 2025, 68 Pages

Paperback

244mm x 284mm

Age: 6+

ISBN: 978-3-7757-6115-4

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Based on the bestselling book The Grand Hotel of Feelings, this beautifully illustrated creative workbook opens doors to thoughts and conversations about how we deal with emotions. Whether it's joy, anger, fear, or gratitude - every feeling is welcome here. Charming and interactive, this book is filled with activities to draw, write, and color, encouraging children to explore all their emotions - both the pleasant and the more challenging ones.
With a playful, imaginative tone, it invites young readers to:

• name and express their feelings
• better understand themselves and others
• develop healthy strategies for handling emotions.

»So let's begin the journey to your own personal Grand Hotel - and discover all the wonderful feelings that visit you every day!«