Gerhard Staguhn

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Gerhard Staguhn (born February 3, 1952 in Erding ) is a German journalist and writer .

Life

Gerhard Staguhn graduated from high school in Erding in 1971 . He studied German in Munich and religious studies in Berlin.

He has worked as a freelance author since 1985, including for Die Zeit and in particular from 1986 to 1993 for the magazine of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung . He has been writing books, including youth literature , since 1990 , and is considered an author who can write in an exciting and easy-to-understand manner. His books have been translated into 11 languages.

Staguhn is married, has a son and lives in Berlin.

Works

Monographs
Children's books
Youth books

Awards

  • 1999: The Riddles of the Universe is nominated for the German Youth Literature Prize in the non-fiction category.
  • 2002: Among the top 7 books for young readers of January is The Search for the Blueprint of Life
  • 2004: The German Academy for Children's and Young People's Literature in Volkach elects Why do humans have no fur? - New everyday riddles for the youth book of the month September.
  • 2005: German Record Critics' Award for the audio book "Gott und die Götter - Das Christianentum" with Friedhelm Ptok as speaker.
  • August 2006: Why People Don't Keep Peace is in the Top 7 Books for Young Readers
  • October 2006: If God is good, why is there evil in the world? Asking Religion is among the Top 7 Books for Young Readers
  • 2008: The German Academy for Children's and Young People's Literature in Volkach selects "Sun, Wind and Rain - A Weather Science in Times of Climate Change" as its youth book of the month of April.

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