Philipp Winterberg
German author
Philipp Winterberg (born in 1978) is a German author. His books have been reviewed and recommended by Kirkus Reviews, Die Tageszeitung, Foreword Reviews, Börsenblatt, Österreichisches Schulportal and many more.
His children's book Am I small? is available for every country on earth in at least one official language making it the world's first "World Children's Book". In 2020, Am I small? was exhibited by the German National Library as the most translated German book of all time (more than 200 languages and dialects).
Bibliography
Selected works from the catalog of the German National Library.
2011 – In Here, Out There! (Da rein, da raus!, 70+ languages and dialects)
2013 – Die Herleitung von Instrumenten der Einstellungsänderung aus einer Theorie der Einstellung
2013 – Am I small? (Bin ich klein?, 220+ languages and dialects)
2014 – St.
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