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Morton Rhue/ Stefani Kampmann
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| The Wave: A Graphic Novel |
| Die Welle |
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A teacher, a class, an experiment. And a frightening realization: Fascism isn't just something that concerns other people. Fascism is right here in our midst and in each one of us. |
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The Author: |
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Todd Strasser alias Morton Rhue was born in New York City. After studying literature he earned his keep in part as a street musician in Europe before becoming a journalist. Today he devotes almost all his time to writing, as well as holding readings and workshops in schools.
Strasser has written more than 100 novels, mostly for teenagers and young readers. His books have won numerous regional, national, and international prizes, including the American Library Association's Best Book for Teens (4 times) and the ALA Notable Book Award. His work has been translated into many languages. |
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The Illustrator: |
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Stefani Kampmann is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Berlin. "The Wave" is her first graphic novel. |
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Rights Sold: |
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French worldwide, Spain (Catalan and Spanish)
Rights for the idea and contents of the original novel by Morton Rhue "The Wave," on which this graphic novel is based, are held by Random House, Inc. USA. © 1981.
Rights for the illustrations and the graphic novel version are held by Ravensburger Buchverlag Otto Maier GmbH, Germany © 2007. |
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