A fresh, crisp new design re-launches this perennial bestseller. More user-friendly thanks to improved color-coding and new categories, this is the phrase book created by the people for the people.

These flashcards, with the familiar Farmyard Tales characters, are a great way to help young children learn their first German words.

Eating Out in Five Languages: Over 10,000 Menu Terms in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

This new edition of Usborne’s best-selling language series is packed with stickers and colourful scenes from everyday life. Children will love matching the words on the picture stickers to the relevant words printed on each page. All stickers are reusable and there is an easy phonetic guide to pronunciation at the back.

Sticker book version of the Usborne First Thousand Words in German, with 500 colourful stickers.
1000 everyday words illustrated with busy scenes, with labelled squares around the scenes where children can stick pictures of objects shown in the scenes.Includes a German/English word list and simple pronunciation guide.

1000 everyday words illustrated with busy scenes and labelled pictures to help children learn key vocabulary.
Delightful illustrations by Stephen Cartwright provide lots of opportunities for conversation.

This BrainBox game will help improve observation and memory skills as well as introduce German vocabulary. Each of the cards shows a scene with words in both German and English. The reverse of each card has two levels of questions, one for beginners, the other for the more confident. This BrainBox game is great fun and a valuable learning tool

Look and learn - the quick and intuitive way to learn and recall everyday vocabulary in German. Whether for business or leisure, this introduction to key vocabulary covers a range of subjects from food and drink to sports and leisure. With scenes and items from everyday life clearly labelled, it's easy to find the words you want in this dictionary that shows you what others only tell you.

A fast-moving mystery for beginning German students featuring private detective Helmut Müller, who is in Munich planning security for a gem and jewelry show. But there's a hitch. His former girlfriend, Maria, a known diamond thief, is organizing the event. Level one difficulty.

A fast-paced mystery for beginning German students featuring private detective Helmut Müller, who's dolled himself up as Elvis to enjoy Cologne's famed Karneval.Suddenly his assistant Bea is missing, along with some money and ... Level one difficulty.

Helmut Müller is excited about the National Soccer Finals in Berlin's Olympic Station. As preparation, he explains the rules of the game to his assistant Bea Brown. Unfortunately some hooligans don't adhere to the rules and it sets Helmut and Bea off on one of their most exciting adventures yet.

Family conflicts form the background in this easy-to-read novel, edited by the author for non-German readers. As narrated by her younger sister, fifteen-year old Ilse has run away. Her disappearance raises all the questions adolescents seem to carry. Accompanying photocopiable lesson plans are available.

The death of the actor playing Ludwig II in Munich's latest hit musical interrupts Helmut's plan for a peaceful weekend helping his aunt celebrate her 80th birthday. The investigation ultimately leads him beyond Munich to the famed "fairytale" castles in Neuschwanstein and on the Starnberger See.

At A1 level, fairy tales retold with full-colour illustrations to facilitate comprehension. Key words are listed at the beginning of the book. Sindbad, der Seefahrer (Sindbad the Sailor) On one of his voyages Sindbad is shipwrecked. A huge bird carries him off to the mountain of diamonds. During a heavy storm Sindbad escapes to the island of monkeys.