Kiwiwi discovers their world

On the way to explore the world, a little kiwi, 'Kiwiwi', meets a mouse.
The little mouse explains about the many animals they may encounter and in the process they become friends.

A glossary is attached for readers and self-readers which describes the different animals in more details. Attention is also drawn to the dangers the native animals can be threatened by. Especially by those animals that were introduced into their habitat by people.

Nevertheless, the book is unreservedly recommended for children because it does not directly address this current situation. It just depicts the animals and goes into the developing friendship of the two quite different main characters.

Norbert Gramer, Ph.D., born in 1951, started painting and drawing very early, lives in Remagen, a small town located along the river Rhine in Germany.

After completing an early creative and graphic training he studied English animal painters, old masters like René Magritte, Salvador Dalí, Albrecht Dürer, Max Ernst, and also modern artists and illustrators.

Besides those art studies he received a diploma degree in Social Education at the College of Düsseldorf and a Ph.D. in Philosophy, New German Literature and Education at the University of Bonn (topic of his dissertation: 'Compassion in Ethics. History and Problem of a neglected Principle').

Since 1970 different solo and group exibitions in Germany and France. His works are found in both government buildings like the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety and private collections in Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and the United States.

A part of any sale is donated to a Conservation or Environmental Organisation like Audubon Society, Greenpeace, BUND - Friends of Earth, WWF, The Wildlife Conservation Society.

Signature member bei Artists for Conservation.
Homepage: www.loon-art.de.