Dorothee Haentjes-Holländer

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Dorothee Haentjes-Holländer (born July 15, 1963 in Cologne ) is a German literary scholar , children's book author and translator .

life and work

Haentjes-Holländer attended Schiller-Gymnasium in Cologne . After graduating from high school, she studied comparative literature , Italian and art history at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn . She completed her studies with a Magister Artium and first worked as a publishing editor in Stuttgart from 1989 , before setting up as a freelance writer and translator in 1993 . She put her focus on children's and youth literature . She works as an author and journalist in Cologne and Bonn .

Works (selection)

Children's and young people's literature

Writings on regional art and culture

Translations (selection)

Finger prints heptalogy

Haentjes-Holländer translated all seven volumes of Melinda Metz 's fingerprints series from American English. They were published by Egmont Schneider in Munich.

  1. Deadly thoughts (2002) (Original title: Gifted Touch) ISBN 978-3-505-11848-7 .
  2. Ice cold game (2002) (Original title: Haunted) ISBN 978-3-505-11849-4 .
  3. Dunkles Erbe (2003) (Original title: Trust Me) ISBN 978-3-505-11853-1 .
  4. Dangerous Secret (2003) (Original title: Secrets) ISBN 978-3-505-11854-8 .
  5. Mörderischer Verrat (2003) (Original title: Betrayed) ISBN 978-3-505-11855-5
  6. Cruel knowledge (2003) (Original title: Revelations) ISBN 978-3-505-11856-2 .
  7. Bittere Vergeltung (2004) (Original title: Payback) ISBN 978-3-505-11857-9 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Reading with reading night. Premiere at the Schiller-Gymnasium Website of the Schiller-Gymnasium Cologne. Retrieved November 26, 2019.
  2. ^ Dorothee Haentjes-Holländer, author of the Greven Verlag Cologne publishing house website Greven Verlag. Retrieved November 26, 2019.
  3. Dorothee Haentjes-Holländer, author at arsEdition Verlagswebseite arsEdition. Retrieved November 26, 2019.
  4. FAZ from October 23, 2010 page 26: Orange? Not your color!
  5. ^ Entry on finger prints in the German National Library